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There is no such announcement on the ABC Network website. In 2022, Kimmel renewed his contract with ABC for three more years.

A post shared on Facebook claims the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps purportedly convicted National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Monica Bertagnolli of treason. Verdict: False The claim is false and originally stems from a Sept. 20 article published on the satire site “Real Raw News.” In addition, a spokesperson for Navy JAG […]

The claim originates from a site called Washington Stinger, which has a header that reads “All stories are satire and not true.”

When musicians sit down to write, they often pull inspiration from the same place we all do: the movies. Whether it’s the storylines, characters, or themes, cinema has a way of lighting up the creative process in unexpected ways. This list of the 10 best rock songs about movies stands apart because it’s not about songs written for soundtracks or those featured in films. Instead, it’s all about songs inspired by films—tracks that artists wrote after watching a movie and feeling so moved they had to express it musically. These aren’t songs you heard as the credits rolled or in The post 10 Best Rock Songs Written About Movies appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

A team of student archaeologists in France received an amazing surprise while working on a site dating to Gaulic times. Carried out under the direction of Guillaume Blondel, director of the municipal archaeological service of the city of Eu, the excavations delivered, among other things, a moving and very special testimony from the past. Located […] The post Researchers Discover 200-year-old Message in a Bottle: A ‘Magic Moment’ appeared first on Good News Network.

Books book announcement Faith, Fervor, and Fear: Announcing The Body by Bethany C. Morrow The Body serves up an inescapable sense of dread from the first page to the final kill. By Reactor | Published on September 26, 2024 Photo credit: Joshua Morrow Comment 0 Share New Share Photo credit: Joshua Morrow We are pleased to announce that Tor Nightfire has acquired The Body, an adult horror novel from author Bethany C. Morrow. The Body is a pulse-pounding supernatural horror novel from bestselling and award-winning author Bethany C. Morrow, that tackles the trauma of Churchianity—particularly on Black women—and follows one woman, Mavis, who must survive a series of bizarre and escalating attacks against her and her husband. The Body serves up an inescapable sense of dread from the first page to the final kill.    World rights were won at auction in a good three-book deal by Tor Publishing Group’s Executive Editor Kelly Lonesome, sold by agent Victoria Marini at High Line Literary Collective. The Body will publish in 2026 by Tor Nightfire.  From author Bethany C Morrow: The Body has been chaos from its inception. It hijacked my brain, interrupting a completely different project and demanding to be written. I know that happens to authors all the time—but it hadn’t ever happened to me! I am deeply in love with this Churchianity horror, and with Mavis Dwyer, the woman changing at the center of it. For me, this story is about how abuse begets abuse. People don’t always break free; sometimes they just break. Maybe if we look at that directly, we can learn to tell teachers from tyrants, and protect our faith. From Executive Editor Kelly Lonesome: The Body is savvy and smart horror at its finest, one that is especially prescient as the religious (evangelical) fervor (oppression) in our nation grows. The story starts off with a crash-bang, and it’s a full-throttle ride until the end. You’ll be immediately captivated by Bethany’s brilliant voice as she adds to the conversation about trauma and the importance of interrogating indoctrinations. She pulls no punches here, with an unforgettable heroine, Mavis, whose desperation will force her to reveal her true self in order to survive.  Bethany C Morrow is a bestselling author, and writes adult and young adult novels. Her young adult work includes SLJ Gold Standard selections, A Song Below Water (a Locus, Ignyte, and Audie finalist) and So Many Beginnings, a Little Women remix. She is editor/contributor to the young adult anthology Take The Mic, which won the 2020 ILA Social Justice in Literature award. Her adult novels include Mem, an Indies Introduce and Indies Next pick, and her most recent novel, Cherish Farrah, a social horror, was the April 2022 Belletrist x Bookclub pick. She was the 2021 Mansfield Lecturer at Roosevelt University, and her work has been featured in The LA Times, Forbes, Bustle, Buzzfeed, and more. Bethany is included on USA TODAY’s list of 100 Black novelists and fiction writers you should read. The post Faith, Fervor, and Fear: Announcing <i>The Body</i> by Bethany C. Morrow appeared first on Reactor.

'Entirely False': NYC Mayor Defiant After Federal Indictment

These newly appreciated elements are becoming the focus of geopolitical tensions, but maybe rare earth element reserves are not so hard to find after all.

An international team of researchers analyzed mineralogical maps and found that both water and hydroxyl (a molecule consisting of hydrogen and oxygen) exist at all lunar latitudes and in various landscapes, including regions exposed to intense sunlight. This study was published in The Planetary Science Journal. Planetary scientist Roger Clark from the Planetary Science Institute highlights the significance of this discovery: “Future astronauts may be able to locate water even near the Moon’s equator by targeting these water-rich areas. Until now, it was believed that abundant water could only be found in the polar regions, particularly within the permanently shadowed craters.” At first glance, the Moon appears dry and desolate, with no lakes or rivers visible on its surface. However, studies suggest large quantities of water may be hidden beneath the surface. Previously, it was assumed that water was mostly concentrated in the polar regions, but new data suggest that water and hydroxyl are distributed across the entire lunar surface. Using data from the Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) aboard India’s Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft, scientists detected infrared light reflected from the Moon, revealing the presence of water and hydroxyl. The findings indicate that these molecules are present almost everywhere, though in varying concentrations. Interestingly, water on the Moon doesn’t remain for long. It is exposed to the solar wind and gradually breaks down, leaving behind traces in the form of hydroxyl. “When we compile all the evidence, it shows that the lunar surface has complex geology, with substantial amounts of subsurface water and a surface layer of hydroxyl,” said Clark. The study also touches on the enigmatic lunar swirls—patterns on the Moon’s surface that may have been shaped by ancient water-related processes. Further investigation into these formations could help unlock more lunar mysteries. This discovery has profound implications for future lunar exploration, as scientists believe astronauts could potentially extract water from hydroxyl-rich minerals. “By processing these minerals, astronauts could extract water from the lunar rocks,” Clark concluded. The post Water Is Found All Over the Surface of the Moon appeared first on Anomalien.com.