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Evgeni Malkin has made history today with a goal in his 6th consecutive game to start his career!
He becomes the first player ever to score in his first six career games. The Penguins may have something going with two young stars in the making with Malkin and Crosby.
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sadistic glee in so many articles about "Digger" taking this tone as if, written by persons who've never made a movie, will never make a movie, or probably even know anyone who has made a movie, or in fact created anything original & risky, are taking their revenge on those who make themselves vulnerable by doing so.
‘Digger’ is officially the flop of the year. The Tom Cruise–starring comedy caps off a calamitous box-office year for Warner Bros., just as Skydance is set to take over the studio Tuesday. vulture.com/article/tom-crui…
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Triple*
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Laz Diaz, in his last game as a plate ump, letting it rip for Justin Verlander, in his last game period, immediately after the clubs used all their ABS challenges is so funny and old school
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One of the biggest screens in Center City is getting even bigger: PFS is proud to announce our installation of a set of Century JJ 35/70mm projectors, making us Philly’s exclusive home for films in fabulous 70mm!
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Today, I am filing a lawsuit against Columbia University and SIPA Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo for their gross and systemic discrimination against Palestinian students at Columbia. I am joined in this action by my friends at the Palestine Working Group.
Columbia laid the groundwork for my targeting by the Trump administration through its deliberate indifference and discrimination aimed at intimidating Palestinian students. For over two years, we pleaded with Columbia. Columbia did not care. Our safety and our wellbeing did not serve the ideological project its Board of Trustees was protecting, so they traded us away.
We are suing because no student should ever have to go through the hell Columbia put us through all these years.
I will continue to seek accountability for all the wrongs that were done to me and my peers. Next, I will turn to the hateful individuals at Columbia who were also responsible for what we endured. Stay tuned.
nytimes.com/2026/09/14/nyreg…
