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Article content The hardest movie ticket to get this weekend was for a film audiences have been able to watch at home for years: Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar.” The science fiction epic starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway earned $4.5 million from only 166 screens in the U.S. and Canada. Its 70mm IMAX film presentations sold out in minutes, leaving theatres scrambling to add more and people paying up to $300 on the re-sale market. Those 10 film screens alone had a staggering $70,000 per theatre average, one of the highest of the year and usually the bragging rights of acclaimed arthouse movies playing on only four screens. Ten years after “Interstellar” was given a film release as a special exception at time when its studio, Paramount, was committing to a digital future, film is not only back but driving audiences to theatres. “I was just so gratified by the response,” Nolan said in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press. “It’s really thrilling when people respond to your work at any point. But 10 years later, to have new audiences coming and experiencing it in the way that we’d originally intended it on the big IMAX screens and in particular on those IMAX film prints? It’s really rewarding to see that it continues to have a life.” How Nolan fought for film and the re-release “Interstellar” had been a labor of love, with Nolan fighting against the tides of a changing industry to use film, certain of its value. Like McConaughey’s Cooper, an astronaut clinging to skills that were all but obsolete in his dust bowl reality, “Interstellar” was made by a celluloid-loving filmmaker when the format was least valued. “Celluloid film was very threatened. Digital was taking over everything,” Nolan said. “We put an enormous amount of work and effort into the IMAX 70mm film format release at the time feeling like we didn’t know how much longer we’d be able to do that.” During its time, “Interstellar” was received warmly and an unambiguous success, but it also had its detractors. Its five Oscar nominations and win were all for crafts. And yet in the decade since, “Interstellar” has become beloved, a true classic. Nolan observed that it was the film that people kept wanting to talk about, telling him what it meant to them and asking if it was ever going to be re-released. Those grand emotions and sentimental themes of love, family and exploration that were a liability with some are now its most cherished qualities. “A lot of these people were younger people who, it was clear to me, had seen the film in the home and hadn’t had the chance to see it on the big screen,” Nolan said. While there have been “Interstellar” rereleases internationally, in China and at the Science Museum in London, Nolan saw an opportunity and spoke to IMAX and Paramount, now under a new regime, about a proper North American re-release for its 10th anniversary. The prints, Nolan said, hadn’t aged a day. IMAX hardly needed convincing: They’ve had the anniversary date circled on the calendar. For years, “Interstellar” was by far the biggest request on their social channels. “We saw this coming from the beginning,” IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond said. “It reminded us in a small way of the frenzy around ‘Oppenheimer.’ But the result is far beyond our expectations.” “Interstellar” is now the ninth highest-grossing IMAX release of all time and is closing in on eight (currently occupied by “The Last Jedi.”) The company is currently exploring options for re-releases in different territories. What should Hollywood learn from the weekend? The “Oppenheimer” effect was real in redeeming film’s value for the business. IMAX screens accounted for some 20% of the nearly $1 billion this year’s Oscar best picture winner made globally (it ranks at No. 5 for IMAX). While filmmakers have long cherished film stock, “Oppenheimer” had studios, distributors and theatres taking note of the demand. Earlier this year the film showings of “Dune: Part Two” were sold out for four weeks. And there’s more to come: Ryan Coogler’s new film “Sinners,” opening in March 2025, was shot with IMAX cameras. The “Interstellar” release was fairly “low key” when it came to promotion, but it also didn’t need much — fans made sure of that. Before IMAX had even announced that tickets were on sale, some noticed that AMC had made them available. News spread on socials and overnight every 70mm IMAX showing at the Lincoln Square location in New York had sold out. It wasn’t just the “primetime” slots either: The 1 AM showtimes were at capacity too. After the weekend’s turnout surpassed expectations, they added more 70mm IMAX screenings through the week which also filled up quickly. While Nolan is in some ways an anomaly, as the rare filmmaker whose name alone can draw crowds for original fare, there are lessons to be learned from the weekend. “It just shows our industry once again that audiences truly understand the difference between a communal, big screen theatrical experience that they crave even on films that they’ve had the opportunities to see in the home,” Nolan said. “That theatrical experience that we all know and love is so powerful and so exciting. It’s a very clear demonstration of it, especially coming amidst all the great successes right now, “Wicked,””Gladiator II,””Moana 2.” “Audiences are coming out in droves for that experience that we all love so much.” Dreaming big for the future and appreciating the past Before the weekend, Nolan was able to see the film again on the big screen for the first time since the original release, accompanied by his Oscar-winning “Oppenheimer” cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema. “Interstellar” was their first collaboration and Hoytema’s introduction to IMAX cameras (where he proved that they could be handheld if you tried hard enough). “It was really, really fun,” Nolan said. He also approved the new 4K UHD “Interstellar” set that’s now available. Since “Oppenheimer’s” big night at the Oscars and Nolan’s best director win, there’s been much speculation about his next film with near daily rumors circulating about casting and genre, none of which have been officially confirmed. It’s not something he’s speaking publicly about yet. One thing he will say, however, is that he’s in the throes of intensive testing for a new film technology with IMAX to use in the next production. “They have an incredible engineering staff, really brilliant minds doing extraordinary work,” he said. “It’s wonderful to see innovation in the celluloid film arena still happening and happening at the highest level possible.” And he’s still making time to go to the movies Over the weekend, Nolan went to see “Wicked” at a theatre in Burbank where he also peeked into one of the IMAX presentations of his film. “It was pretty magical to see a full house on that film,” he said. “It was a very special thing to see, 10 years later.”Peter Dutton FINALLY reveals costings of nuclear energy plan - and why he expects 'massive savings' for your power bill Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has unveiled nuclear costings By STEPHEN JOHNSON, ECONOMICS REPORTER FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 23:41 GMT, 12 December 2024 | Updated: 01:33 GMT, 13 December 2024 e-mail 186 View comments The Coalition says nuclear energy will be needed to stop blackouts and reduce energy bills as it unveiled a new energy plan that's much less reliant on renewables. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has pledged to build seven publicly-owned nuclear power plants in Australia, with predictions the first will come online from the mid-to-late 2030s - a timeline the CSIRO has rubbished. He argued his $331billion plan will be 44 per cent cheaper than Labor's program to almost replace coal and gas-powered energy with wind and solar energy within 15 years. 'This is a plan that will underpin the economic success of our country for the next century,' he told reporters on Friday. Labor's plan is to have the grid firmed with 82 per cent renewable energy by 2030, rising to 98 per cent by 2040 based on solar and wind. Both sides of politics support a net zero by 2050 goal, but the Coalition sees nuclear power, gas and renewables meeting Australia's energy needs to achieve that target. 'We just can't pretend that we can have part-time power running a full-time economy,' Mr Dutton said. 'Australians are smarter than what the prime minister credits and Australians are well read, they understand what is happening internationally.' Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has pledged to build seven publicly-owned nuclear power plants across the country 'As coal retires from the system it should be replaced with zero emissions nuclear energy because nuclear is also an always on 24/7 source of energy and it’s going to be critical so that we get prices down and keep the lights on as we reach net zero.' Mr Dutton was confident Labor would support the Coalition's policies should Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lose next year's election , arguing it was hypocritical for the ALP to support nuclear-powered submarines as part of the AUKUS deal but be opposed to domestic nuclear power. Read More EXCLUSIVE Dick Smith warns Australia needs nuclear power NOW 'We have the situation here where I think it will be post-Anthony Albanese's leadership – which I don't think is too far away – in that scenario I think there can be bipartisan position in relation to the vision we put to the Australian people today,' he said. The Coalition's plan was modelled by Frontier Economics, which costed Labor's energy transition at $594billion, versus $331billion for the coalition's nuclear plan - marking a difference of $263billion. 'We've got a well thought-out plan here - we have the independent costings that provide that validation,' Mr Dutton said. 'This means reduced power bills for households, lower operating costs for small businesses, and a stronger, more resilient economy.' The report argued Labor's renewables-only plan would 'cost at least five times more than what Labor has told the Australian people'. 'This is likely an underestimate with the costs of transmission projects already blowing out by billions,' it said. The Coalition's proposal favours nuclear reactors across the nation But Energy Minister Chris Bowen has rubbished this number, saying the government's renewable energy plan would cost $122billion and not almost $600billion, citing a forecast made by the national energy grid operator. 'They're making it up as they go along,' Mr Bowen told ABC TV of the Coalition's costings on Friday. 'I'm not sure how they'll get the nuclear power into the grid, maybe by carrier pigeon if they're going to assert if somehow you'll need less transmission,' he said. 'They have had to make some very heroic assumptions here and they have had to really stretch the truth to try to get some very dodgy figures.' Keeping coal-fired power plants open beyond their lifespan was a threat to energy reliability, with outages and breakdowns happening on a daily basis, Mr Bowen said. 'It's a recipe for blackouts to keep ageing coal-fired power stations in the grid for longer,' he said. The Coalition's energy spokesman Ted O'Brien said Labor's renewables rollout was based on 'fantasy'. 'Our priority is to bring power prices down. That is why we can't shut down coal power plants prematurely,' he said. Nationals leader David Littleproud said no major advanced economy had embraced a renewables only policy. 'Understand the burden that you are asking us to bear. There is another way to achieve it,' he said. The Coalition faces opposition from states, which had legislated bans on nuclear energy, with its plan to turn coal-fired power stations into nuclear reactors in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. The CSIRO on Monday released a GenCost report suggesting establishing a nuclear energy industry in Australia would take at least 15 years - even though the United Arab Emirates did it in 2020 after eight years of work. It predicted that by 2030, larger-scale nuclear power could be generated at a cost of $150 to $245 a megawatt hour, compared with $121 to $164 for solar, and $67 to $137 for solar and wind. Nuclear power from small modular reactors, or SMRs, would cost $285 to $487 an hour, the report claimed. Peter Dutton Share or comment on this article: Peter Dutton FINALLY reveals costings of nuclear energy plan - and why he expects 'massive savings' for your power bill e-mail Add comment

NHL fines Edmonton Oilers forward Jeff Skinner $2,000 for embellishment NEW YORK (AP) — Edmonton Oilers forward Jeff Skinner has been fined $2,000 for embellishment during a recent game against the New York Rangers, the NHL said Monday. Skinner was issued a warning after a diving/embellishment incident in an Oct. Canadian Press Dec 2, 2024 3:52 PM Dec 2, 2024 4:20 PM Share by Email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Print Share via Text Message Colorado Avalanche right wing Nikolai Kovalenko, center, is trapped by Edmonton Oilers center Jeff Skinner, front, and defenseman Evan Bouchard while pursuing the puck in the second period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) NEW YORK (AP) — Edmonton Oilers forward Jeff Skinner has been fined $2,000 for embellishment during a recent game against the New York Rangers, the NHL said Monday. Skinner was issued a warning after a diving/embellishment incident in an Oct. 22 game against the Carolina Hurricanes, the league said. His second citation, which triggered the fine, came in the second period of a 6-2 victory over the Rangers on Nov. 23. Skinner was being followed by Rangers defenseman K’Andre Miller as he had the puck along the boards in the New York zone. Skinner lost his footing and the puck despite minimal contact from Miller. The Oilers forward looked toward the referee as he got up but no penalty call was made on the play. The money goes to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund. ___ AP NHL: https://www.apnews.com/hub/NHL The Associated Press See a typo/mistake? Have a story/tip? This has been shared 0 times 0 Shares Share by Email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Print Share via Text Message Get your daily Victoria news briefing Email Sign Up More Hockey Alex Ovechkin is on track to break Wayne Gretzky's NHL career goals record Dec 2, 2024 1:25 PM Sharks rookies Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith are finding their groove in the NHL Dec 2, 2024 1:03 PM Alex Ovechkin skates before Capitals practice as he works to return from a broken leg Dec 2, 2024 12:21 PM

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Share Tweet Share Share Email Ever watched a bull run unfold and pondered which altcoin to dive in? Staying on the sidelines might mean losing out on substantial profits, while active participants could secure immense wealth. As Bitcoin climbs past $99k, it’s evident that this bullish trend is far from over. Altcoins are also climbing, expected to rise even further during this period. Delaying any further could mean forfeiting once-in-a-lifetime gains that may not recur. This article delves into the top 5 altcoin investments you shouldn’t overlook if you’re aiming for significant ROIs in the future. Our list features Dogwifhat, PEPU, Popcat, Bonk, and BlockDAG! 1. BlockDAG Presale: Expanding DAG-Chain Nets $150M BlockDAG (BDAG) secures the first position for several reasons. It blends blockchain technology with a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) model, achieving transaction speeds up to 15,000 TPS—one of the quickest in the industry. This unique combination ensures speed without sacrificing security or scalability, a challenge even for giants like Bitcoin. The BlockDAG platform enables users, with limited or no coding expertise, to create and deploy digital projects like meme coins and NFTs. This accessibility has allowed thousands of developers to launch successful memecoins, solidifying BlockDAG’s position for the long haul. Currently, BlockDAG is in Batch 26, priced at $0.0234, with $150 million raised and 16.4 billion coins sold. With over 14,000 miners and 5.7 million in sales, early participants have witnessed a 2240% surge, underscoring its vast growth potential. For buyers seeking a high-utility altcoin with blockbuster ROI potential, BlockDAG is a top choice. 2. Dogwifhat: A Mixture of Humor and Growth Dogwifhat stands out among Solana meme coins by merging humor with remarkable growth prospects. It debuted on the Raydium Solana DEX in November 2023 at just $0.000001366. By year’s end, it soared to $0.1531—a 92.82% increase. Despite its volatile history, Dogwifhat marked its presence in 2024 with prices reaching an average of $2.04, peaking at $4.82, and sustained by a strong community and unique initiatives like the WIF Hat generator. 3. Pepe Unchained: Enhancing ETH with Layer 2 Solutions Pepe Unchained ($PEPU), another top altcoin pick, innovates as a Layer 2 solution that enhances Ethereum’s efficiency by reducing transaction costs and times while remaining fully compatible with the Ethereum network. Nearing a $40 million milestone in its presale, $PEPU also plans a “Pepe Frens With Benefits” grant program to bolster its Layer 2 network, though it remains susceptible to Ethereum’s network issues. 4. Popcat: Community-Centric with NFT Innovations Popcat has captured attention with its strong community orientation. After becoming community-owned and immutable, it saw a price surge of over 5,000%, moving from $0.0076 to $0.3882 early in 2024. Now priced at $1.56, Popcat is expanding into NFTs, though it struggles to maintain the $1.74 support level. Nevertheless, its vibrant community continues to propel its growth. 5. Bonk: Rapid Growth and Market Dominance Finally, Bonk, the second-largest meme coin on the Solana network, boasts a market cap of $3.87 billion. Since its 2021 inception, it has grown over 1200% annually. Half of its supply was distributed to Solana’s developers, NFT collectors, and DeFi users, enhancing widespread adoption. With recent token burns and listings on major exchanges, Bonk remains a prime choice in this bullish season. Conclusion While Solana meme coins like Dogwifhat and Popcat have achieved substantial growth, primarily through strong community support, serious buyers are turning to altcoins like BlockDAG for consistent performance and significant utility. For traders open to higher-risk assets, meme coins offer an appealing choice. However, for those seeking a robust platform likely to spawn future meme coins, BlockDAG represents best crypto presale opportunity. Related Items: Blockchain , BlockDAG Share Tweet Share Share Email Recommended for you Best Crypto Presales in 2024: BlockDAG Network or RCO Finance? Crypto Whales Inject $50M into BlockDAG, Driving Presale to $150M—Will AVAX and SUI Follow with Big Gains? BlockDAG Presale Hits $150M Mark Raising $20M in 48Hrs; Ethereum Price and Cardano’s ADA Poised for Breakout Comments

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Rico Carty, who won the 1970 NL batting title when he hit a major league-best .366 for the Atlanta Braves, has died. He was 85. Major League Baseball , the players' association and the Braves paid tribute to Carty on social media on Sunday. No further details on Carty's death were provided. “Carty was one of the first groundbreaking Latino stars in the major leagues, and he established himself as a hero to millions in his native Dominican Republic, his hometown of San Pedro de Macoris, and the city of Atlanta, where he was a beloved fan favorite,” the players' association said in its statement . The Braves said Carty left an indelible mark on the organization. “While his on-field accomplishments will never be forgotten, his unforgettable smile and generous nature will be sorely missed,” the team said in its statement. Carty made his big league debut with the Braves in September 1963. He batted .330 with 22 homers and 88 RBIs in his first full season in 1964, finishing second to Dick Allen in voting for NL Rookie of the Year. The Braves moved from Milwaukee to Atlanta after the 1965 season, and Carty got the franchise's first hit in its new home on April 12, 1966, against Pittsburgh. Carty had his best year in 1970, batting .366 with 25 homers and a career-best 101 RBIs. He started the All-Star Game after he was elected as a write-in candidate, joining Willie Mays and Hank Aaron in the NL outfield. Carty batted .299 with 204 homers and 890 RBIs over 15 years in the majors, also playing for Cleveland, Toronto, Oakland, Texas and the Chicago Cubs. He retired after the 1979 season. AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLBDucks forward Trevor Zegras has surgery on torn knee meniscus, will be out for 6 weeksWomen more likely to need walking aids but less likely to use them – study

China’s outbound mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity could jump, as US president-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats accelerate the globalisation of mainland enterprises, according to industry experts. Bracing for the possibility of 60 to 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods, firms in the world’s second-largest economy are exploring ways to reduce reliance on the US, albeit in a frail global M&A environment beset by high interest rates and ongoing geopolitical tensions. “More tariffs may mean that the globalisation of Chinese companies is going to get faster,” said Stanley Lah, Asia-Pacific and China M&A services leader at Deloitte. “Chinese companies will consider moving faster to look for alternatives in shipping or selling to the US. That is quite loud and clear.” M&A activity should emerge as a speedier solution to satisfy Chinese companies’ objective of being more effective in global markets, compared with greenfield investments such as setting up sales offices or manufacturing facilities, he added. Chinese outbound M&A deals fell 16.5 per cent to US$17 billion so far this year, compared with the same period last year, according to London Stock Exchange Group data. Last year, the tally rose 59 per cent year on year to US$27 billion – still far below the 2016 peak of US$202 billion. Dealmakers have seen some rebound in China’s outbound M&A, especially in the sectors with Beijing’s “blessings”, according to Federico Bazzoni, CEO of investment banking at Vantage Capital Markets. “I see some activities coming back in specific sectors,” he said, mentioning manufacturing, technology, new energy such as solar power and batteries, and “a little bit” on consumer products. “Valuations are coming down.”Two Pennsylvania state lawmakers have unveiled a new plan to legalize recreational marijuana, saying the state is an “outlier” in its continued prohibition of cannabis. Democratic Reps. Rick Krajewski and Dan Frankel, who led several hearings on cannabis reform during the past legislative session, said they plan to introduce legislation to decriminalize cannabis and create a regulated market that focuses on public health, raises revenue for the state and supports those harmed by the criminalization of marijuana. Frankel and Krajewski are distributing a memo seeking cosponsors for the bill planned for the 2025-2025 legislative session, online cannabis news source Marijuana Moment reported on Monday. The memo outlines the rationale for legalizing cannabis in Pennsylvania and highlights key provisions of adult-use cannabis legislation they plan to introduce next year. “As a state that continues to criminalize recreational cannabis, Pennsylvania is now an outlier—24 states have legalized the practice, including 5 of the 6 states that border Pennsylvania,” the legislators wrote in the co-sponsorship memo. “But legal or not, Pennsylvanians are consuming marijuana, whether by visiting our bordering states, buying unregulated hemp loophole products at gas stations and vape shops, or purchasing in the illicit market,” they continued. Two Pennsylvania lawmakers have unveiled a new plan to legalize recreational marijuana in the state. The memo, which invites fellow lawmakers to join Frankel and Krajewski in sponsoring the upcoming bill, maintains that decades of cannabis prohibition have failed to keep Pennsylvanians safe. “Prohibition is a failed policy with significant consequences to our Commonwealth,” the memo reads. “It has ruined lives over minor cannabis offenses, disproportionately impacting Black and Brown communities. Consumption of unregulated and dangerous products has increased. And we are losing millions of public revenue that our communities need.” Save Up To 75% With The Best Black Friday Clothing Deals That Are Still Running 10 Unofficial Hoka Cyber Week Sales You Don’t Want To Miss Lawmakers Held Hearings To Study Cannabis Legalization Efforts Krajewski, who led the House Health Subcommittee on Health Care, chaired five legislative hearings during the last session to weigh the successes and failures of cannabis legalization in other states. “We’ve heard from public health experts. We’ve heard from criminal justice and social equity advocates,” Krajewski said on Monday in a statement about the new bill. We’ve learned directly from states across the country how to get this done safely and efficiently, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in public revenue,” said Krajewski. “It’s time to move forward in Pennsylvania before we fall further behind.” Frankel, the majority chair of the House Health Committee, said marijuana prohibition has been a disaster in Pennsylvania, particularly for communities of color. “We have a moral obligation to not only legalize but also to work to repair the damage caused by decades of marijuana arrests,” Frankel said. “Our bill will deliver a market that protects the public health, benefits our taxpayers and uplifts those communities that were disproportionately harmed by prohibition policies.” Legalization Bill Expunges Past Weed Convictions To address the harms caused by marijuana prohibition, the legislation prioritizes expunging records of past cannabis-related offenses and “restorative justice for those affected by draconian drug policies.” The bill also includes provisions to invest funds raised by cannabis legalization to communities disproportionately harmed by the failed War on Drugs. The bill also prioritizes public protections, including provisions to limit “excessive THC levels.” Additionally, the legislation seeks to establish a Pennsylvania cannabis industry that provides sustainable business opportunities for a local and diverse field of licensed operators. “Prohibition was a reckless and racist policy which deliberately targeted and destroyed Black and Brown communities,” said Krajewski. “As a criminal justice organizer and chair of the Pennsylvania Sentencing Commission, I’m fighting to ensure that we reinvest revenue generated from the cannabis industry into areas most impacted by the War on Drugs and ensure that those who are still dealing with criminal sentences and records are able to finally move on.” In September, a different bipartisan pair of lawmakers introduced a bill to legalize cannabis in Pennsylvania and create a regulated market for adult-use cannabis. The bill was referred to the House health committee but has not been brought up for a vote.

Sands shift for Thai drama productionsGood luck figuring out the Houston Texans right now. Sunday’s disheartening defeat to the Titans saw DeMeco Ryans’ side fall to 7-5 , but the loss was felt in more ways than one with cornerback Jalen Pitre suffering a pectoral injury. Pitre left the game midway through the first half and did not return, suffering what was initially believed to be a shoulder injury after spending a lengthy period in the blue medical tent. #Texans CB Jalen Pitre has been diagnosed with a pectoral injury. He will have an MRI tomorrow to determine the severity. Per @AaronWilson_NFL Jimmie Ward seems to be filling in at Nickel and just got a pick 6. pic.twitter.com/5A8cwbVq1R Reports surfaced after Houston’s 32-27 loss that the former second-round pick had suffered a pectoral injury, one that could turn out to be a complete tear, hence bringing an abrupt end to his season. An MRI on Monday will give us an official diagnosis, but after falling victim to some friendly fire on a tackle, Pitre’s absence could prove devastating for a Texans defense that has found it difficult to keep opponents off the scoreboard in the second half. Matt Burke’s defense has come under scrutiny in recent weeks after surrendering 19 unanswered second-half points three weeks ago against Detroit, and 12 against Tennessee on Sunday afternoon. Now in his third season, Pitre has developed into one of the league’s most reliable nickel corners, known for his hard-hitting style and elite tackling ability – a category he leads all Texans defenders in. With Pitre’s future status uncertain, Jimmie Ward figures to be the Texans’ answer at nickel moving forward.