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Glenn Close is determined to get the Sunset Boulevard remake made. “It’s moving forward,” Close, 77, exclusively told Us Weekly of the film at Variety’s 2024 Power of Women luncheon in New York City on Thursday, May 2. “The movie is in the works and I’m not giving up on that one.”
The Oscar nominee added that she loves the character Norma Desmond, whom she previously played in two separate runs of the Sunset Boulevard Broadway musical.
“It’s so beautiful to me that she’s always still so relevant. The time passes, but that character is always important,” she said. “We’re trying to find a director, we have a great script. … That character of Norma is so heartbreakingly beautiful and will never not have relevance, it’s been a great blessing to play her and I’m not willing to let her go yet without one more tribute.”
Glenn Close Says ‘Sunset Boulevard’ Remake Is ‘Moving Forward’
WWW.USMAGAZINE.COM Glenn Close exclusively told Us that the ‘Sunset Boulevard’ remake she’s set to star in is ‘moving forward’ and has a ‘great script’  

Yet another New York Post story.
A newspaper that  reminds people The  New York Post is for people who can barely read 

Aldi reveals big grocery price change — here’s how it will affect customers
 
Aldi, already known for its low prices, announced that it will lower the cost of more than 250 products.
The store’s price reductions will ultimately result in an estimated $100 million in savings for Americans through Labor Day.
Aldi’s cost reductions will be applied to seasonal items such as picnic necessities, BBQ essentials, travel-ready snacks and better-for-you foods, per the press release.
 

The mystery of the Titan submersible implosion may soon be solved.
The five people who perished aboard the OceanGate vessel as it plunged thousands of feet below sea level could have been victims of “micro-buckling,” a new study suggests.
Small imperfections in the thin-walled structure may have become more damaged with every trip the vessel took to visit the Titanic’s final resting place until it finally gave way to the immense pressure of the ocean on the doomed June 18, 2023 trip, researchers from the University of Houston theorized.
In a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences earlier this month, the experts examined how the “slenderness” of a hemispherical shell with random imperfections — much like the submersible itself — is extra susceptible to a buckling-induced collapse.
 
There are still several other potential causes for the disaster — including issues with the hull’s carbon fiber composite material — but the buckling effect could be one.
Much like a car or a plane, the spherical shell of the submersible was designed to carry large loads, but small imperfections — even those invisible to the eye — provide a weak point for pressure to congregate, ultimately collapsing the thin walls of the vessel.
The Titan submersible had made more than 50 dives without any issues before its infamous implosion — but each trip may have caused more damage to the hull until it ultimately lost its integrity.

I'd go, but I'm afraid of getting fleeced. 

Dan, Darlene, Becky & Jackie will get 6 episodes next fall to wrap things up.

Sheep Shearing Festival returns for its 13th year at Queens County Farm Museum

Dan, Darlene, Becky & Jackie will get 6 episodes next fall to wrap things up.

I told my friend she drew her eyebrows too high.
She looked surprised.

NASA is launching a satellite to say "sorry" to the aliens who've visited us.
They're calling it Apollo G.

yeah, but have you seen their gift boxes?