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Mixed Blood Theatre is staging 'Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale', a new family-friendly adaptation of the classic Peter Rabbit story. A review from the Twin Cities arts blog Cherry and Spoon highlights the production, drawing attention to the Minneapolis theatre's latest offering. Audience and critical response details remain limited so far.

A growing rabbit population is threatening the alpine garden at Nanoose Place on Vancouver Island, with the animals feeding on and damaging the plantings. The local outlet covering the story notes the garden's alpine species are particularly vulnerable to the browsing pressure, raising concern about how the garden can be protected.

Nutley Little Theatre in Nutley, New Jersey, will hold auditions in November for 'Rabbit Hole', the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by David Lindsay-Abaire. The production will be directed by Mead Winters, with casting open to local performers ahead of the show's staging at the community theatre.

Gardeners dealing with rabbits eating their plants are being offered advice on how to protect their gardens. The guidance covers ways to deter rabbits from nibbling on vegetables, flowers and other greenery, a common seasonal problem for home gardeners looking to keep their beds intact.

A new report examines what is described as the first U.S. prosecution connected to the October 7th, 2023 attacks in Israel. The coverage details the legal case and its implications for terrorism prosecutions on American soil. Interest centres on how U.S. courts will handle charges tied to the Hamas-led assault, which killed about 1,200 people and triggered the ongoing Gaza war.

An engineer describes spending the past eight months down a research rabbit hole that began with a paper on temporal logic constraints for drone flight paths, and evolved into exploration of agentic AI, quantum computing and automation software. The personal account is drawing interest from readers following the fast-moving AI and automation conversation.

A Rabbit's Foot has published a feature in which seven figures from the fashion world, described as cinephiles, name the films that shaped them. The piece pairs personal film selections with reflections on how cinema informed their taste and creative identities. Fashion publications often run such crossover features, and the film-fashion intersection remains a popular topic among style and culture readers.

A reader has shared a running list of books finished in 2026, numbering 38 titles so far. The list spans classic and contemporary science fiction, including Isaac Asimov's Foundation and several novels by Octavia E. Butler such as Clay's Ark and Mind of My Mind, alongside John Updike's Rabbit, Run and a book on decades of rebellion against the police. The mix of vintage sci-fi, literary fiction and radical political writing has drawn attention for its range.