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I Didn't Like Ari Aster's Black Comedy Starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix — but Not for the Reasons Most People Are Hating It

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Here's why I didn't like Ari Aster's black comedy "Eddington," and why I'd wait until it hits HBO Max to see it.See the Story

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Guest opinion: Mesothelioma registry could reduce misdiagnosis for veterans

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Asbestos exposure has become less common thanks to stricter regulations. Nonetheless, its ill effects still impact Pennsylvania, where there were asbestos-related deaths across 64 counties. From 1999 to 2017, the Environmental Working Group documented 17,717 deaths in the state due to asbestos, including 3,257 fatalities from mesothelioma. Over 500 of those casualties occurred in Berks County, where asbestos-associated deaths average 26 per year…Norristown · Norristown See the Story

Seven Magic Mountains sculpture no longer bound for Washoe County

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Seven Magic Mountains, the monumental land-art installation in Clark County commissioned by the Nevada Museum of Art, is no longer slated to be relocated to Washoe County. The sculpture—consisting of 33 brightly painted limestone boulders, stacked into cairns up to 35 feet tall—was installed near Jean Dry Lake, south of Las Vegas, in 2016. The piece was initially slated to remain at that site for three years. Its stay has been renewed through 2…Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

Patronage performances: For the Song continues bringing talented musicians to Northern Nevada for shows—and making sure they’re properly paid

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

It’s not easy to make money as a musician in 2025. Some artists are removing their music from streaming sites due to abysmal payouts and the platforms’ support of AI-generated music. On the concert end, many venues are struggling, which means less money in the pockets of musicians. Not quite two years ago, the RN&R talked to a local benefactor who had started an organization to help with the crisis. The goal of For the Song is to make shows more…Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

American dreaming: David Jacinto’s latest novel is based on his ancestors’ route to California

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

David A. Jacinto’s new book, Where Eagles Fly Free, is based on the true story of the author’s ancestors, Thomas Wright and his young wife, Annie, who leave their home in the British Isles in the mid-1800s for the promise of freedom, liberty, economic opportunity and land of their own in America. Spanning a year, from June 1868 to May 1869, in a transformative period just after the end of the Civil War, the novel recounts Tom and Annie’s advent…Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

Truth and Justice Are Back: ‘Superman’ Is a Return to Form for the Character—and Superhero Movies in General

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I’ve made no secret of my disdain for the handling of the Superman film franchise in the hands of Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan. Henry Cavill could’ve been a decent Supes, but Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman and Justice League botched the character by taking what had been a virtuous, positive character and turning him into a Kryptonian version of Batman—brooding, whining and, unlike Batman, boring. James Gunn’s new Superman movie has a vibe…James Gunn See the Story

Shoegaze support: Glixen returns to Reno to take the Cypress stage with Scowl

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Prepare your ears, because the loud, dreamy sounds of Glixen are coming to Reno. Glixen, a modern shoegaze outfit from Phoenix, has its own version of a “wall of sound.” While the “wall of sound” is usually associated with the Grateful Dead’s live show, Glixen uses a variety of effects pedals and production techniques to create sonic walls, blasting listeners with intricate, high-volume sounds. Among the booming drums and piercing guitars are …Music · Reno Read Article

Drink report from NYC: A bar industry convention in Brooklyn forecasted the trends. Now, watch for them in Reno

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Your intrepid beverage dork was on the road in June, teaching at Bar Convent Brooklyn, also known as BCB. It’s a bar-industry trade show that brings more than 230 brands and thousands of bar professionals to Brooklyn to taste, learn and nerd out over the latest and greatest in the bar world. This show is a great place to get an idea of what’s trending and exciting in the world of beverages, so I am sharing some of the key takeaways—to keep you…Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

The Dish: Kay Young and Shila Morris, co-owners of Squeeze In

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Kay Young and Shila Morris quite literally grew up in the Squeeze In. Just 10 and 17 when their parents bought the original location in Truckee, they have done just about everything in the shops, from pouring coffee to marketing. When their parents retired in 2017, Kay and Shila took the reins and have since expanded Squeeze In into a regional favorite and a nationally franchised brand. Squeeze In has locations in Reno, Sparks, Fernley, Carson C…Central Park · Central Park Read Article

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Guest opinion: Mesothelioma registry could reduce misdiagnosis for veterans

Seven Magic Mountains sculpture no longer bound for Washoe County

Patronage performances: For the Song continues bringing talented musicians to Northern Nevada for shows—and making sure they’re properly paid

American dreaming: David Jacinto’s latest novel is based on his ancestors’ route to California

Truth and Justice Are Back: ‘Superman’ Is a Return to Form for the Character—and Superhero Movies in General

Shoegaze support: Glixen returns to Reno to take the Cypress stage with Scowl

Drink report from NYC: A bar industry convention in Brooklyn forecasted the trends. Now, watch for them in Reno

The Dish: Kay Young and Shila Morris, co-owners of Squeeze In