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VarietyEN

Valladolid Film Festival Draws Global Auteurs, 30 World Premieres and Emerging Spanish Talent

Spain’s Valladolid International Film Festival – known in Spain as Seminci – opens Friday, Oct. 23 with 30 world premieres and a lineup bringing together some of international cinema’s most acclaimed auteurs and an emerging generation of Spanish filmmakers. Running through Oct. 31, the festival’s 71st edition features 22 films in official competition and 208

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The Jerusalem PostEN

Editor's Notes: Israel's election exposes deep political divisions after Gantz withdrawal - comment

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World🇺🇸 US
NBC NewsEN

NYC passes bill to ban horse-drawn carriages

The New York City Council passed a bill today that will ban horse-drawn carriage rides by 2028. The rides have been romanticized on television and in movies. The move comes after a teenager was killed this summer when he was thrown from a carriage. NBC News’ Valerie Castro is on the scene.

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The NationalEN

US pulls diplomats from Saudi Arabia but denies wider Gulf withdrawal

The US has ordered non-essential government employees and their families out of Saudi Arabia after a surge in Houthi attacks, including two on Wednesday in which four people were killed. State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott announced the order in a post on X. It covers “non-emergency US government employees and their family members in Saudi Arabia only”,

Culture🇺🇸 US
VarietyEN

Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones Support ‘Normal People’ Author Sally Rooney After Books Withdrawn From U.K.: She’s a ‘Writer, Not a Terrorist’

Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have thrown their support behind Sally Rooney, whose book “Normal People” would catapult them both to fame following its hit TV adaptation. The pair — alongside numerous others, including Mescal’s Oscar-winning “Hamnet” co-star Jessie Buckely — have signed an open letter to the U.K. government backing Rooney, whose books hav

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