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The Best 168极速赛车开奖结果记录查询体彩 of 2023
In a year when many returned to theaters, plenty of movies—from ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ to ‘Afire’ to ‘May December’—met those audiences on the right wavelengths
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It Took a Village to Build ‘Renaissance.’ But Beyoncé Still Stands Alone.
‘Renaissance’ is as much about building her image up as it is stripping it away
The San Francisco Treat, Green Bay’s Resurrection, and College Football Madness With Cousin Sal and Van Lathan
Bill Simmons and Cousin Sal discuss the Packers’ win over the Chiefs and Green Bay’s win over Kansas City
‘Sea of Love’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Wosny Lambre
Bill is joined by Chris and Wos to revisit the 1989 neo-noir thriller
Recapping the Awesome NBA Knockout Round: Pacers Upset Celtics, Pelicans Stop the Beam
Verno and KOC discuss Tyrese Haliburton’s amazing performance as the Pacers defeat the Celtics to advance to the semifinals of the in-season tournament
The Top Five Movies of 2023
Sean and Amanda talk titanic works from master filmmakers, blockbuster hits that captured the zeitgeist, smaller movies that use their artistry to challenge viewers, and more
Imagining a Trevor Lawrence-less AFC, the Unstoppable 49ers, and More Big Takeaways From Week 13
Sheil and Ben return to share their takes on the Bengals’ grueling overtime win over the Jaguars on ‘MNF’ and discuss the implications of Trevor Lawrence’s apparent ankle injury
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The NBA In-Season Tournament’s Real Test Begins Now
By all measures, the NBA’s midseason experiment has been a hit so far, but a slew of questions about its long-term relevancy remain. Can it gain enough traction to become a thing? Or will the novelty wear off?
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Knicks out of In-Season Tournament, and Yankees Trade for Verdugo
Julius Randle’s big game comes in a losing effort
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How Henry Kissinger’s Catastrophes and Triumphs Changed the World
Derek and Atlantic writer George Packer discuss the many ways in which Henry Kissinger shaped the world we live in today
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“I Don’t Play by the Rules”: John Woo Returns to Hollywood With a Blood-Soaked Christmas Thriller
After 20 years away from American screens, the legendary action director is back with an unconventional revenge film: ‘Silent Night.’ "This is a story I had been looking for for a long time," he tells The Ringer.
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“Not So Fast”: The Oral History of ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’
Thirty years ago, ESPN’s college football pregame show broadcast from a college campus for the first time. How pregaming with students and leaning into its hosts’ personalities helped ESPN become the dominant voice of the sport.
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The Hot Read, Week 13: The 49ers Are Back to Peak Form
With an emphatic win over the Eagles, San Francisco’s injury-fueled three-game skid is in the rearview mirror. Plus: the disastrous officiating in Chiefs-Packers, why the College Football Playoff selection committee got the postseason field right, awards, and more.
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‘The Golden Bachelor’ Was What ‘The Bachelor’ Always Wanted to Be
In its engrossing first season, ‘The Golden Bachelor’ bolstered the beleaguered ‘Bachelor’ brand by bringing mortality—and the appearance of authenticity—to ABC’s reality TV institution
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Elon Musk’s Meltdown, the Death of Twitter, and the Chaotic Future of Social Media
Derek is joined by The Atlantic’s Charlie Warzel to go over Musk’s recent comments at the DealBook Summit and discuss the social media landscape as a whole
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Five Questions That Will Decide Eagles-49ers—and Maybe the Entire NFC
Philly and San Francisco last met up in January’s NFC championship game, but injuries made that a lopsided fight. This time around, these teams are squaring off to see who has the edge in the race for the NFC’s top seed—and who should be the Super Bowl favorite.
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The former WNBA All-Star left an assistant coaching gig with the Boston Celtics for the chance to run the Duke women’s basketball program. Four seasons in, Lawson is working to establish the kind of sustainable greatness that Coach K cultivated on the men’s side. "If you build it right," she says, "you’ll never build again."
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Can the Kings Level Up or Are They Hitting Their Ceiling?
Sacramento’s playoff drought is finally over. Now it’s looking to take the next step and make noise in the postseason. Will internal improvement be enough? Or will the front office be pressured into making a deal?
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Fantasy Football Rankings: Who to Trust for the Homestretch
The playoffs are in sight. Can you rely on preseason no-names like Kyren Williams, Zack Moss, and Jaylen Warren?
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Week 13 NFL Picks Against the Spread
Who will win the NFC championship game rematch between the Eagles and 49ers? And can the Texans snap the Broncos’ win streak? Here are our picks for every game on the Week 13 slate.
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Jordan Love Looks Like the Future in Green Bay
Ben examines Jordan Love’s recent play to determine if he could be the future of the franchise
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How the Pac-12 Became the Pac-2: Oregon State, Washington State, and the Forgotten Schools of Conference Realignment
What’s being lost as television rights dollars spark a seismic shift in the fabric of college sports?
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Kram Session: Previewing the Quarterfinals of the NBA’s In-Season Tournament
This week’s Kram Session begins with a first look at the in-season tournament’s knockout round matchups, before bouncing around to other big story lines around the NBA
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The Warriors As We Know Them Look Cooked. What’s Next?
Golden State is no longer a contender as currently constructed. In order to remain relevant, the Warriors need to reinvent themselves around Steph Curry. Is a trade coming?
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Has Devin Booker Become the NBA’s Best Point Guard?
The Phoenix Suns star was already one of the best scorers in the game. Now he’s become one of its greatest passers, too, unlocking new levels to his game.
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The Los Angeles Chargers Need a Reset
Aggressive free agent signings and draft picks haven’t worked out, and now the team is 4-7 and likely out of the playoff hunt. It’s time to look to the future. There’s just one problem: It won’t include a quarterback on a rookie contract.
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The 10 Best Shows to Watch Right Now
Here’s everything worth checking out on Netflix, Apple TV+, and more
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Fantasy Waiver Wire Pickups: The Players to Power Your Playoff Push
It’s slim pickings on the waiver wire this week, but key contributors in Pat Freiermuth, Jayden Reed, Keaton Mitchell, and others could be what your squad needs
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Looking for Redemption on the ‘Wedding Scammer’ Finale
After a climactic showdown at Charleston Lane, Justin starts a series of conversations with Carl in which he tries to get some real answers
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How China’s Economic Miracle Went Off the Rails
Writer Dan Wang joins Derek to discuss why the Chinese economy has slowed down after decades of growth and the implications of that decline
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This Carolina Panthers Season Is an Unprecedented Football Disaster
David Tepper was supposed to use his savvy hedge fund business acumen to transform the Panthers. Instead, he’s made one knee-jerk move after another and has now fired head coach Frank Reich after 11 games. Where do Carolina and struggling rookie quarterback Bryce Young go from here?
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QB Rankings: Have the Packers Found Yet Another Franchise Passer?
Plus, how Patrick Mahomes has quietly gotten even better this season
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There’s a Lot More Than a Trophy Riding on This Year’s NFL MVP Race
The 2023 race is less about who’s best in any one category, and more about what you value most: Clutch play? Statistical dominance? There’s an option for every preference—even non-quarterbacks.
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The First Month NBA Power Rankings
Which teams have surprised or disappointed out of the gate? From the woeful Wizards to the surging Suns, we re-rank all 30 teams’ chances of claiming the championship.
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The Hot Read, Week 12: The Buffalo Bills Are at a Tipping Point
When they’re at their best, the Bills can beat anyone. So how are they 6-6? And what happens if they miss the playoffs? Plus: the Broncos’ misleading turnaround, the Jaguars’ suddenly hot offense, the Steelers’ offensive bounceback, award picks, and more.
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The Hot Read, Thanksgiving Edition: This Is the Jordan Love the Green Bay Packers Have Been Waiting For
Love led the Packers to a huge NFC North win against the Detroit Lions, Dak Prescott and DaRon Bland made a case for big awards in Dallas’s win, we have a holiday week mailbag, and more
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‘Invincible’ Knows How to Make an Exit
The Amazon Prime Video superhero series has always known how to leave viewers wanting more—and its momentous midseason finale continues that trend
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The Rewatchables: ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ | Peak Brangelina
Bill Simmons is joined by Chris Ryan and Amanda Dobbins to rewatch the 2005 action-comedy ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith,’ starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
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OpenAI Tried to Fire Sam Altman. 168极速赛车开奖官网直播计划+一分钟结果记录查询
On Friday, OpenAI made the shocking decision to oust Sam Altman as CEO. By Wednesday, he was reinstated to the role. The days in between were the most chaotic breakup in recent Silicon Valley history—and raise plenty of questions about where things go next.