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There’s also no need to mess around with manual controls with the ELPH 360. Best Buy reviewers loved using it as a travel camera in auto mode. Gadget Review wrote that this model offers “a host of solid features in an easy to use design at a desirable price point,” including its LCD screen and built-in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity.

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Over the years, Benoit said, followers increasingly reached out asking where to get a good deal on a spare part, or offering to pay him to fix their cars when Tesla service centers couldn’t or wouldn’t do so.

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The same can be said of GZA’s Liquid Swords, a captivating puzzle box of philosophy and street tales. Produced entirely by the RZA (save for the CD-only bonus track), the album used sounds plucked from a wide variety of sources, including New Edition, Three Dog Night, and Cannonball Adderley. RZA came up with challenging patterns and rhythms that fit the deep lyricism and coded language that the GZA penned over them. It was closer to Enter the Wu than “The Purple Tape” and provided a perfect representation of what the GZA brought to the squad.

FIRST MAN We’ve already gotten modern classics about the Mercury astronauts (“The Right Stuff”) and the troubled Apollo 13 mission (“Apollo 13”). It seems like it would just be one small step to make a movie about Neil Armstrong, but somehow Hollywood has overlooked him until now. Damien Chazelle, who won a directing Oscar for “La La Land” (2016), reunites with Ryan Gosling (playing Armstrong) to rectify that. They’re working from the historian James R. Hansen’s authorized biography, which drew on extensive interviews with Armstrong. Also starring Claire Foy as Janet Armstrong and Corey Stoll as Buzz Aldrin.

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Robinson may have ended up as “one of the most reviled businesspeople in hip-hop,” but her story didn’t start that way. Best known at the time for singing “Love Is Strange,” she was a music business lifer who wanted to start a new label with her husband Joe, with a loan from notorious music biz gangster Morris Levy. In the summer of 1979, she was at a party at the uptown nightspot Harlem World when she saw Lovebug Starski playing records and exhorting the crowd in rhyme. “A spirit said to me, ‘Put a concept like that on a record and it will be the biggest thing you ever had,’” she told Vanity Fair years later.

Of course, this leaves the picture open to accusations of being visually derivative. But the story reworks the Grimm template to amusing effect, while the characterisation and voice work are strong enough to coax grown-ups into rooting for the animals, along with the tinies. Moreover, there are several throwaway Hitchcock gags on offer, with the feline heroine being named after Tippi Hedren’s character in Marnie (1959), while there’s also a splendid pastiche of the crop duster sequence from North By Northwest (1959). The Lauensteins have certainly set themselves up for a sequel, so paws crossed we get one.

If you don’t feel stable squatting in your cross-trainers, you’d be better served to pick out a pair of more specialized lifting shoes, or even ditching the shoes and taking on heavy lifts barefoot (although your gym might have rules against that, too).

We would love to do a live podcast at ECCC as a conversation about being a fan with Susan Damon from Sideshow Collectibles. We’ll discuss what’s new at Sideshow, some of Susan’s favorite moments from working with them, and what it’s like being a fan who now gets to work with such an amazing company full time.

In addition to “Jesus Walks,” Kanye put forth singles including “All Falls Down,” with R&B singer Syleena Johnson interpolating Lauryn Hill, and “The New Workout Plan,” which featured carefully produced tongue-in-cheek commentary and of-the-moment violinist Miri Ben-Ari. In both situations, Kanye made it a point to let the artistry of his guests build on top of the work he had already laid down. It was an early signifier of ‘Ye’s soon-to-come Gepetto-style project orchestration. Also of note: “Slow Jamz” first appeared in late 2003 as a single for Twista’s Kamikaze before popping up as a single from The College Dropout in 2004. The song would go on to become the first No. 1 single for both Kanye and Twista, as well as actor-singer-comedian-anything-is-possible-celebrity Jamie Foxx.