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Apart from death and taxes, there’s an undeniable pattern in life: If Aaron Eckhart is involved in a movie, chances are he’ll portray either a current or former CIA operative, often with a deceased spouse. Some might find this recurring theme unremarkable unless the movies, like Roel Reiné’s latest offering “Classified,” consistently fail to impress, following the similarly generic Eckhart thrillers “Chief of Station” and “The Bricklayer.” In these films, Eckhart once again assumes the role of a CIA agent with a murdered spouse.

Tyler, the Creator has given us another glimpse into his upcoming project called Chromakopia. This project is set to drop on October 28, which coincidentally is also Frank Ocean’s birthday. The tracks that have been previewed from Chromakopia so far include “St. Chroma” and the newly unveiled track titled “NOID.

The UCCA Ceramics Museum, crafted by Kengo Kuma and Associates, stands as a fresh symbol of culture in Yixing – a city famed for its pottery, particularly purple clay artifacts. Often referred to as the “city of pottery,” Yixing’s rich history with ceramics makes it an appropriate location for the museum. Situated within a larger urban renewal project aiming to breathe new life into the area while safeguarding its traditional pottery legacy, the museum serves as a testament to this enduring connection.

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As a gamer, I’d put it like this: “On Monday, I found out that the bigwigs behind the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post took legal action against an AI company named Perplexity. They’re claiming that this AI firm has been sneakily using our copyrighted content without permission.