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New York's Upper East Side arthouse staple Cinema 1, 2, 3 is screening its final show tonight after 62 years in operation, with the closure blamed on landlords and rising rents. Movie theater stories are dominating conversation elsewhere too: Los Angeles police are hunting a couple involved in a Van Nuys theater altercation, an employee attack on camera is drawing attention, and Hallmark has launched 34 new holiday films for 2026.
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New reporting examines uranium cubes from Nazi Germany's wartime nuclear research program, shedding light on why the German atomic bomb project never succeeded during World War II. The analysis centers on the design choices made by German physicists, including Werner Heisenberg's team, and how these doomed the effort compared to the Manhattan Project.
- 3Love A Brother Radio Goes Live From Manhattan●LABR is LIVE! The Greasy Spoon - Divine Ellison (Manhattan, NYC) #labr #loveabrotherradio #communityradio #fediradio #dj
Love A Brother Radio (LABR), a community radio station, is broadcasting live from Manhattan, New York, with a show called The Greasy Spoon hosted by DJ Divine Ellison. The stream features drum and bass and soulful house music and is being shared across community and independent radio circles as the station goes on air.
- 4Judge rules Trump DOJ unlawfully fired Maurene Comey▼Judge rules Trump DOJ 'unlawfully' fired Maurene Comey
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump-era Department of Justice unlawfully fired Maurene Comey, a federal prosecutor. Comey, daughter of former FBI director James Comey, was dismissed from her post as an assistant US attorney in Manhattan, a move the court found violated the law. News outlets across the United States, including ABC affiliates, are carrying the ruling prominently.