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Javier Bardem & Penélope Cruz Talk Playing Fictitious Arguing Couple In ‘Bunker’: “We Are Very Good At Creating Fiction & Reality” – Venice
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Javier Bardem & Penélope Cruz Talk Playing Fictitious Arguing Couple In ‘Bunker’: “We Are Very Good At Creating Fiction & Reality” – Venice

Educational Deadline reports that A-list couple Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem arrived at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday for the competition world premiere of Florian Zeller's thriller Bunker. In the film, Bardem portrays an architect who accepts an ethically questionable commission to construct a survivalist bunker

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The Growing Proof That Autonomous Cars Save Lives
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The Growing Proof That Autonomous Cars Save Lives

Educational BREAKING — IEEE Spectrum reports that autonomous vehicles remain unsettling to plenty of people, with some experts and policymakers cautioning that AVs will not automatically make roads safer. The comparison between self-driving and human-driven cars remains difficult because there simply are not enough autonomous vehicles on the road

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Casey Affleck On ‘Company’: “I Was Responding In Part To Raging Conflicts In The World, And To Things Inside Myself” — Venice
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Casey Affleck On ‘Company’: “I Was Responding In Part To Raging Conflicts In The World, And To Things Inside Myself” — Venice

Educational Deadline reports that Casey Affleck's Venice Film Festival Competition drama Company is launching on the Lido today, with the actor-director appearing at the film's press conference alongside cast members Adelaide Clemens, Scoot McNairy, Emily Alyn Lind, Caylee Cowan, and screen veteran Nick Nolte. Affleck

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Fewer Investors Are Buying Homes as the Housing Market Shifts (Again)
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Fewer Investors Are Buying Homes as the Housing Market Shifts (Again)

Educational BiggerPockets Blog reports that investor activity in the housing market is thinning out, with cash buyers retreating and competition easing across many markets. Foreclosures are ticking up even as institutional and individual investors alike pull back, creating a landscape where the usual rush to acquire properties has given way

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