Alejandro Iñárritu revives 'Amores Perros' for immersive exhibition
Iñárritu's debut originally yielded more than 1 million feet of unused 35mm film, which the director has tapped to create 'Sueño Perro.'
Iñárritu's debut originally yielded more than 1 million feet of unused 35mm film, which the director has tapped to create 'Sueño Perro.'
The Commerce Committee chair, R-Texas, told Semafor that he’s already in talks on an alternate solution to what’s becoming an untenable situation in athletics.
Elon Musk doesn’t like empathy, which he calls the “fundamental weakness of western civilization,” which people “exploit.” The late Charlie Kirk did not like empathy either, commenting that "I can't stand the word empathy, actually. I think empathy is a made-up, new age term that—it does a lot of damage." (He said he preferred “sympathy,” but did not explain what he meant, and elsewhere suggested that it was unimaginable for him to empathize with his own child.) Two conservative Christians have published books arguing that empathy can be corrosive, Allie Beth Stuckey’s Toxic Empathy and Joe Rigney’s The Sin of Empathy. Pastor Josh McPherson, on his “Stronger Man Nation” podcast, was emphatically anti-empathy: “Empathy almost needs to be struck from the Christian vocabulary… Empathy is dangerous. Empathy is toxic. Empathy will align you with hell.”
Donald Trump is bullying his government to prosecute his political enemies, whether or not there’s actually a criminal case. It may be backfiring.
In Virginia and New Jersey, both parties see other advantages and are making other campaign plans.
The deal is the first one signed under Trump’s plan to bring down drug prices in the US to match the lowest prices offered in other wealthy nations.
More than 1,500 CEOs have left through the end of August, the highest year-to-date total since search firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas started tracking CEO exits.
LSE Group CEO David Schwimmer said the exchange has undergone a process to become "a far more flexible regime for listing," but companies continue to eye exits.
US consumer confidence fell in September to a five-month low, driven by concerns over the labor market.