‘The Stringer’ Review: Who Took the Historic Vietnam War Photo Known as ‘Napalm Girl’? A Riveting Documentary Says the Answer Lies in a Conspiracy

The film titled ‘The Stringer’ delves into a captivating mystery surrounding the authentic creator of the infamous Vietnam War photo. This photograph, captured on June 8, 1972, in Trảng Bàng, depicted the heart-wrenching aftermath of a napalm attack – a nine-year-old girl named Phan Thị Kim Phúc, running exposed, her arms extended as if broken wings, her face contorted in a cry of pain. Her entire body was severely burnt, as seen in the image where four other children, clothed and fleeing with her, are also present. Known globally as “Napalm Girl”, this photograph has become one of the most memorable and disturbing representations of war’s horrors.

‘By Design’ Review: Juliette Lewis Becomes a Chair in a Bold if Baggy Body-Swap Sundance Movie

Upon entering a chair store accompanied by two talkative companions who seem oblivious to Camille’s (Juliette Lewis) presence and preferences, she finds herself underwhelmed by the sight before her. Instead of a conventional furniture showroom, it appears more like an art gallery. Each individual chair is bathed in its own spotlight, but none of the pieces on display spark inspiration within Camille. Not even the basic rocking chair or the petite stool catch her attention, neither the playful pink nor the vibrant yellow ones. However, her interest piques once the film’s narrator (Melanie Griffith) mentions a “stunner” of a chair.

‘By Design’ Review: Juliette Lewis Becomes a Chair in a Bold if Baggy Body-Swap Sundance Movie

Upon entering a chair store accompanied by two talkative companions who seem oblivious to Camille’s (Juliette Lewis) presence and preferences, she finds herself underwhelmed by the sight before her. Instead of a conventional furniture showroom, it appears more like an art gallery. Each individual chair is bathed in its own spotlight, but none of the pieces on display spark inspiration within Camille. Not even the basic rocking chair or the petite stool catch her attention, neither the playful pink nor the vibrant yellow ones. However, her interest piques once the film’s narrator (Melanie Griffith) mentions a “stunner” of a chair.

‘The Bachelorette’ Is Skipping a Summer: No New Female Lead Following Grant Ellis’ ‘Bachelor’ Season

This year, instead of ABC’s usual routine where “The Bachelor” airs in the spring followed by “The Bachelorette” featuring one of the contestants from the previous season in the summer, things are different. So, if any of the women competing for Grant Ellis’ affection on the current season have potential to become a future star within the franchise, they’ll have to wait until next year. At this point, it’s unclear why “The Bachelorette” has been postponed.

FCC Chief Brendan Carr Says Trump ‘Has Been Right’ on Media Bias Claims Amid CBS Probe; Anna Gomez Decries ‘Chilling Effect’ and ‘Weaponization’ of Agency

CBS News finds itself in a contentious situation as the newly appointed FCC chairman, Brendan Carr, expresses interest in investigating allegations of biased reporting, specifically concerning the October “60 Minutes” interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. This development occurs while CBS’s parent company is waiting for FCC approval for their merger proposal, which involves transferring CBS’ TV station licenses to Skydance Media. As tensions rise, “60 Minutes” has complied with the FCC’s demand for the release of the complete, unedited 53-minute interview conducted by Bill Whitaker, along with two other related interviews from the October 7 broadcast.

Laverne Cox Gives Powerful Speech Against Trump Agenda at SCAD TVfest: ‘They Are Committed to Eradicating Trans People from Public Life’

She stated that the current system benefits large corporations, wealthy elites, and powerful individuals. She suggested it may be crucial now for us not only as transgender individuals but also as workers, people of color, those with reproductive capabilities, and others in similar situations to stand up. This includes those seeking a divorce without blame, among many other groups.”

This version maintains the original’s meaning while using more straightforward language and organizing the list of groups in a way that is easier to follow.

President Trump Says He Will Fire Kennedy Center Board Members and Name Himself Chairman

Following the initial report by The Atlantic, Trump announced his intentions through a post on Truth Social on Friday evening. In the post, he wrote: “I am directing efforts to make the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. great once more. Immediately, I am terminating several members from the Board of Trustees, including the Chairman, who do not align with our vision for a new Golden Age in arts and culture.