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- 1Review calls You Had To Be There a crowd-pleaser▼Review: You Had To Be There – “A crowd-pleaser.” Read it here https:// bit.ly/4ja6bkt by @PetDocHill # YouHadToBeThere #
A new review of You Had To Be There, a film about the celebrated Toronto production of Godspell, calls it "a crowd-pleaser." The show's cast became legendary, featuring performers such as Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Gilda Radner, Victor Garber, Paul Shaffer and Mike Myers, with Lin-Manuel Miranda also associated with the project. The review, written by Pet Doc Hill, highlights the film's broad appeal to theatre and film fans.
- 2County cricket overshadows the Hundred in England's chaotic summer▼County pride and England chaos relegated Hundred to summer undercard | Ali Martin
The Guardian's Ali Martin argues that the Hundred has been pushed into the role of a summer undercard, with county cricket's strong showings and ongoing turmoil surrounding the England men's team commanding the attention of supporters. Traditional four-day competition has held the spotlight while the short-form tournament and England's selections and struggles have taken a back seat in the cricket conversation.
- 3Documentary “Purpose” dreams of a better economy but lacks a roadmap▼Documentary Review: “Purpose” dreams of a better economy, but struggles to show a path to get there Martin Oetting’s fil
A new review of Martin Oetting's documentary "Purpose" praises the film for following advocates who want people and planet placed at the center of economic policy, but criticizes it for offering a sweeping critique of capitalism without a convincing path forward. The reviewer suggests the film inspires hope for a better economy while falling short on practical solutions.
- 4Lance Stroll's private jet lands in Larnaca from Tel Aviv●🛬 Lance Stroll's Jet (OE-ILS) landed at Larnaca International Airport 🛫 From Ben Gurion International Airport ⏱️ 41m in
A private jet registered OE-ILS, publicly tracked as belonging to Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll, landed at Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus after a short 41-minute flight from Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv. Flight-tracking accounts monitoring F1 drivers' movements flagged the landing, prompting discussion about the Aston Martin driver's whereabouts during the racing calendar.