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Warning: Some spoilers follow for Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. At their core, mysteries are actually a comforting story shape. There is crime, crime is solved, crime is punished. Murder mysteries, police procedurals, and whodunnits are the morality plays of our age. And just like medieval morality plays, they’re kinda hacky. From Hercule Poirot to Benoit Blanc, the sleuth’s job isn’t just to solve a crime, it’s to restore moral order.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has decided that Barbie will be considered an adapted screenplay rather than original. According to Variety, Warner Bros. had been campaigning for the script as an original screenplay, because the story was invented by Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach. “You can’t write a doll,” the argument went, “therefor you can’t adapt a screenplay about said doll.” Can you write a doll?

Looks like it's on to the next one with Wiz Khalifa.  The 32-year-old rapper was recently spotted with a new mystery woman following his split with model Winnie Harlow. The two first sparked romance rumors last summer and made their relationship Instagram official in October of last year. While it's unclear when they split up, it's clear that the "Young, Wild & Free" rapper is back on the dating scene.  Khalifa, who became a father during his previous relationship with ex-wife Amber Rose, was caught on camera with his arms wrapped around another woman's waist during a night out with friends.

Updated at 8:50 p.m. ET In 1979, Jane Whaley and her husband, Sam, started the Word of Faith Fellowship church in North Carolina. Broken Faith By Mitch Weiss, Holbrook Mohr Purchase BookPurchase close overlay Buy Featured Book TitleBroken FaithAuthorMitch Weiss, Holbrook Mohr Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How? Independent Bookstores In recent years, the organization has been investigated for alleged abuse of its congregants — and has faced other charges ranging from fraud to human trafficking.

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A moment that changed meEspionage This article is more than 6 years oldA moment that changed me: finding out at 15 that Dad was a spyThis article is more than 6 years oldCharlotte CooperThe signs were all there – our random family lifestyle, his constant absences. Then, rooting though his drawers when he was away, I found a false passport What Dad actually did for work had always been a mystery.

Profound tragedy and professional triumph are artfully entwined in this documentary detailing Walter Cronkite's coverage of the JFK assassination. Filmmaker Alastair Layzell artfully entwines profound tragedy and professional triumph in “One PM Central Standard Time,” a fascinating documentary that details how the “story of the century” — the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy — was covered by up-and-coming anchorman Walter Cronkite and his CBS News team.

Bodybuilding legend Arnold Schwarzenegger has millions of fans who love him for his work and an absolutely charming personality. Schwarzenegger also never fails to impress his fans and ensures their happiness in any way possible. Schwarzenegger may never miss an opportunity to flaunt his ripped body in front of an audience or his fans. But once, the bodybuilder stopped himself from going shirtless in front of a crowd during an event.