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Noah Wylie, a man with al ight skin tone, short dark hair and a short beard, leans against a glass doorway in a hospital. He wears a dark green zip-up fleece with a stethoscope around his neck and holds a black travel tumbler while looking off to the side.
‘ER’ and ‘The Pitt’ are similar enough for lawsuit to move forward, appeals court finds
A California appeals court found that “ER” and “The Pitt” have enough similarity that a lawsuit brought by the widow, estate of “ER” creator Michael Crichton can move forward.
Have a story about the Lineage fire? CASA 0101 wants to turn it into a play
Protestors holding signs that read in English and Spanish "Lineage keeps poisoning our community," "Toxic air = lineage," "We are still being poisoned," "Lineage we are still inhaling corporate negligence" and more as they stand behind a metal barrier.
FilmWeek: ‘Wild Horse Nine,’ ‘Godzilla Minus Zero,’ ‘I Play Rocky’ and more!
Two male-presenting people on the right side of the image sit on a grassy hill. The leftmost male-presenting person has short, brown hair that blows in the wind and a thick mustache. He wears slacks and a red button up with a yellow pattern and sits with his legs crossed. He looks at the rightmost male-presenting person, who is making gestures with his hands while sitting with his legs extended. The person on the right wears a beige hat with a small brim, a brown suit, and a large, red tie. Closely behind the two, a large, stone sculpture of a head sticks out of the ground. Two other heads stick out of the ground further in the background. Two brown horses stand on either side of the furthest head. The horse on the left of the head has two large, white spots on the front of its head.
Feature: Remembering Patrick Stewart
Sir Patrick Stewart says playing Jean-Luc Picard gave him an idea of how he might become a better person.
FilmWeek: ‘The Mosquito Bowl,’ ‘Everest: The Other Side,’ ‘Gentle Monster’ and more!
A group of around 15 male-presenting people stand, cheering, in a dusty field in front of a pile of green, metal crates and a green, metal barrel labeled "Gasoline." The members of the group are dusty and sweaty, and all are wearing variations on an army green uniform with either a green or white t-shirt. One male-presenting person stands, yelling, near the center of the image while holding a football. Another person hugs him from the side. There is a small cloud of dust rising from the ground beneath them, and a forest can be seen in the distance.
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