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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 6 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Doctor Strange and his multiverse got to linger a little longer atop the weekend box office as Tom Cruise and “Top Gun” wait in the wings. Marvel's “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” was the top-earning film of the weekend for the third straight week, bringing in $31.6 million in 4,534 North American theaters, according to studio estimates released Sunday. “Downtown Abbey: A New Era” made a strong opening showing for Focus Features with $16 million from 3,820 theaters, but there has been no real blockbuster competition for “Doctor Strange." "This film has had a pretty wide open marketplace," said Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for Comscore. “This weekend really is, this is the proverbial calm before the storm.” That storm will come in the form of the long-awaited, and long-delayed, release of “Top Gun: Maverick,” … [Read more...] about ‘Doctor Strange’ remains atop box office as ‘Top Gun’ looms

Sign up to get this weekly column as a newsletter. We're looking back at the strongest, smartest opinion takes of the week from CNN and other outlets. (CNN) Shortly after Donald Trump was elected President of the United States, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison wrote in The New Yorker: "Unlike any nation in Europe, the United States holds whiteness as the unifying force. Here, for many people, the definition of 'Americanness' is color." Reflecting on efforts -- largely by White men -- to define themselves by sustaining that poisonous definition, Morrison argues that those "who are prepared to abandon their humanity out of fear of black men and women, suggest the true horror of lost status." In Morrison's formulation, fear-driven devotion to racial status is more powerful to many White Americans than even self-interest, shame or any belief in humanity. And it is this reality, that White Americans' anxieties in the face of a changing country have been and continue to be … [Read more...] about Opinion: What a Nobel laureate’s take on Donald Trump reveals about today

ST. PAUL, Minn. (WCCO) — The Qeej Festival in St. Paul on Sunday celebrated a musical instrument that’s one of the most recognized symbols of the Hmong people. The day-long showcase highlighted every aspect of the traditional wooden wind instrument. READ MORE: Sen. Klobuchar Pushing To Help Modernize Minnesota National Guard's Fleet “Eight different reeds to make a sound. And it actually it sounds very similar to the bagpipe,” said Koob Meej Lee, a qeej instructor and the emcee of the event. The Hmong Cultural Center put on this unique event for the first time. “It’s the first one in the nation,” said HCC executive director Txong Pao Lee. The festival, held at the Landmark Center, also featured tradition Hmong dance. People from around the country came together to preserve Hmong culture. (credit: CBS) READ MORE: Northside Seed & Plant Distribution Gives Residents Tools To Grow Own Food “(From) Madison, Wisconsin, from California … It shows that in the … [Read more...] about First-Ever St. Paul ‘Qeej Festival’ Highlights Hmong Musical Instrument

0 Schools Your accurate and confidential answers provide useful information to our school and counseling department. Press Release Desk , News Partner Posted Reply Press release from the Poway High School: May 19, 2022 The Senior Survey opens on Friday, May 20 - Click here to complete the survey Seniors, you must complete your Senior Survey by May 30. Your accurate and confidential answers provide useful information to our school and counseling department. Answer only the questions that apply to you. Please note that you CAN NOT pick up your graduation tickets, seating assignment, and cap and gown unless your survey has been completed. This press release was produced by the Poway High School . The views expressed here are the author's own. Thank Reply Share Poway High School: Senior Survey The rules of replying: Be respectful. … [Read more...] about Poway High School: Senior Survey

0 Restaurants & Bars The Petaluma winemakers plan a deviled egg competition. Plus Sonoma County "tasting passports" include sister operation, Barber Lee Spirits. Susan C. Schena , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Reply PETALUMA, CA — For some devilish fun in Sonoma County's wine country, circle your calendars for Saturday, June 4. Barber Cellars — a small, family-run winery in Petaluma — and its sister enterprise, Barber Lee Spirits, are hosting a deviled eggs contest for charity. Egg-cellent contenders — professionals and amateurs — will deliver three dozen of their award-worthy egg creations for "The Great Petaluma Deviled Egg Competition " for judges to rate and visitors to enjoy. "Show up, buy tickets, taste the eggs, (and) drink wine & cocktails in the egg capital of the world! It's as Petaluma as it gets," Barber Cellars said, adding, "We can't believe it's never been done before." Both Barber … [Read more...] about Weekend At A Winery: What The Devil Is Planned At Barber Cellars?

NORTH PORT, Fla. (CW44 News At 10)– The Spring Training home for the Atlanta Braves, CoolToday Park, has announced its 2022 movie nights. The family-friendly movie nights, presented by Sharky’s on the Pier, Fins & Snook Haven, provide a fun night for the kids during the summer night. READ MORE: Tiger Woods Withdraws From PGA Championship Father’s Day on July 19th will see an even more unique experience, giving fathers the opportunity to play catch on the field with their kids before the movie begins. The Movie Nights will take place on most Sundays during the summer months of June and July, inside the stadium at CoolToday Park. 2022 Movies and Dates: •                 • June 5: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them •                 • June 12: Encanto •                 • June 19: Angels in the Outfield READ MORE: Jason Geiger, Who Played The Red Power Ranger, Indicted For Fraud •                 • June 26: The Goonies •                 • July 10: Minions … [Read more...] about CoolToday Park Announces 2022 Movie Nights

0 Politics & Government Since the draft was leaked, same-sex couples have rushed to Eric Patton, an ordained minister, for last-minute marriages. Tennessee Lookout , News Partner Posted Reply By Dulce Torres Guzman, Tennessee Lookout May 17, 2022 Standing at the top of Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains, Mario Oranday waited until his partner, Andrew Baumgarten, surveyed the endless tree-lined hills before kneeling down and reaching for the ring he had been carefully carrying. He had asked a nearby couple to film his proposal, and Baumgarten's resounding "Yes" was forever captured on film. Later, in informing his family, Oranday's father and grandfather spoke about a leaked draft of a U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade by the conservative majority. Oranday doesn't know if they were trying to scare him or were concerned about his future, but the implications of the draft spread like … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Abortion Draft Raises Gears For LGBTQ Rights

0 Politics & Government Also, former U.S. Senate candidate Mark Clayton disrupts officials discussing a civil penalty against a Metro Nashville Councilman. Tennessee Lookout , News Partner Posted Reply By Sam Stockard, Tennessee Lookout May 20, 2022 With questions about privacy and compelling public interest, Gov. Bill Lee's administration appears to be treading lightly – if not reversing – on policy surrounding automated license plate readers and the state's new blue license tags, which some cameras can't read at night. The Tennessee Department of Transportation in late March turned down a request by Ridley Police Department to put up an automated license plate reader along a state highway right of way, citing an "ongoing review of the state's role in ALPR implementation with privacy, the collection/use of information and assessing compelling public safety need." In addition, the Department of Safety and Homeland … [Read more...] about Stockard On The Stump: Lee Walking Tightrope On License Plate Readers

0 Schools Professionals leveraging resources and having conversations about evidence-based approaches when it comes to child welfare. Press Release Desk , News Partner Posted Reply Press release from Western Kentucky University: May 19, 2022 "It really means so much to just bring people together in person to talk about child welfare, to talk about these important issues related to Title IV-E." It's a talk that's been three years in the making. "So in May of 2020 we were all set until about March. We had people registered, people were buying plane tickets, we were all set and then the pandemic happened so we shut it down but last year in May what we did is we set up this completely free virtual conference." Finally, this week, 250 people were able to come to Bowling Green for the National Title IV-E Roundtable for Child Welfare Training and Education. "Partners across the country gather at different … [Read more...] about Western Kentucky University: View From The Hill: WKU Hosts National Child Welfare Conference

BALTIMORE (AP) — Rougned Odor managed his second game-winning hit in three days as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-6 in 11 innings on Sunday. The Orioles won two of three and won a series against Tampa Bay for the first time since July 31–Aug. 2, 2020, when Baltimore managed a three-game sweep at home. READ MORE: Maryland Weather: A Cold Front Sweeps In As Severe Thunderstorm Watch Ends The Orioles trailed 6-4 in the ninth before Austin Hays managed a pinch-hit, two-out, two-run RBI single off Ryan Thompson, who earlier was charged with a balk that moved two runners into scoring position. Then, a thunderstorm delayed the game for 51 minutes. Baltimore’s Chris Owings had a successful bunt to move the automatic runner to third in the 11th off Dusten Knight (0-1). Odor followed with a chopper that got by the first baseman Ji-Man Choi into right field, Cionel Pérez (2-0) earned the win by throwing two scoreless innings. It was the second time in the … [Read more...] about Odor Leads Orioles Past Rays 7-6 In 11 Innings