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Put Ryan Gosling and an alien puppet in a spaceship, and you get sheer joy.

That's the best way to sum up Project Hail Mary, a good chunk of whose runtime is a two-hander between biologist Ryland Grace (Gosling) and an alien named Rocky (voiced by James Ortiz). In addition to voicing Rocky, Ortiz also served as the creature's lead puppeteer, helming the crew that brought the endearing Eridian to



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Pegasus California School in China had close ties to the Val Verde public school system.
  • The Val Verde school district issued diplomas to students at the Pegasus boarding school in China.
  • An audit was conducted in response to Business Insider's 2021 investigation of the relationship.
  • The findings in a blistering report have been turned over to prosecutors and other authorities.

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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi
  • Uber launched a driverless car project in early 2015.
  • It vied with Waymo and Tesla until a fatal incident in 2018 led to the cancellation of the effort.
  • Nowadays, autonomous vehicles perform much better, and Uber is rushing to stay relevant.

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The latest season of ABC’s The Bachelorette has been canceled after a video circulated online of its star, Taylor Frankie Paul, hurling chairs at her ex-boyfriend in front of her toddler daughter in 2023.

The Bachelorette was set to premiere on Sunday. Paul was already doing interviews for the show when ABC parent company Disney announced the cancelation.

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An artificial intelligence replica of Val Kilmer, the Hollywood icon who died from pneumonia in 2025, will star in the forthcoming indie film As Deep as the Grave. Variety reported the news Wednesday.

Kilmer had originally been cast as a Catholic priest and Native American spiritualist in the movie, which faced pandemic-related delays. The role was based on a real-life man who played a part in the



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TL;DR: Live stream Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Carolina Hurricanes in the NHL for free on 9Now. Access this free streaming platform from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.


A number of fascinating NHL fixtures are taking place this weekend, including Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Carolina Hurricanes. On paper, the Carolina Hurricanes should take the win here comfortably, but the Scotiabank Arena could



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Business Insider's Cadie Thompson leads the roundtable discussion.
  • Business Insider gathered chief people officers and senior leaders for an on-the-record dinner in Toronto.
  • The event, Futureproofing Your Workforce in the Age of AI, highlighted the relentless change HR executives are navigating.
  • Below are excerpts from the discussion, edited for clarity.

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Alphabet's life sciences business Verily is restructuring and raising money as a new corporate entity. Verily announced that with its $300 million investment round, it will change from an LLC to a corporation and rename itself Verily Health Inc. As a result, Alphabet now has a minority stake rather than a controlling one in the business. 

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California, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York are leading a group of 20 other states in suing the US Environmental Protection Agency for renouncing its ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, The New York Times reports. The lawsuit specifically argues that the EPA's decision to rescind a 2009 study that determined greenhouse gases are dangerous to public health was illegal. The study


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