内容摘要：Under the changes, teens under 16 are blocked from using Instagram Live unless parents give permission. They also need permission to “turn off our feature that blurs images containing suspected nudity” in direct messages, Meta said in a blog post.

Under the changes, teens under 16 are blocked from using Instagram Live unless parents give permission. They also need permission to “turn off our feature that blurs images containing suspected nudity” in direct messages, Meta said in a blog post.

But “The Eternaut” has touched on something deeper in Argentina, where legendary comic-strip writer Héctor Germán Oesterheld penned the original graphic novel in 1957 — two decades before he was “disappeared” by Argentina’s, along with all four of his daughters.

Abroad, publishers are scrambling to keep pace with renewed interest in the source material. The Seattle-based Fantagraphics Books said it would reissue an out-of-print English translation due to the surge in U.S. demand.At home, the TV adaptation hasand found unexpected resonance at a moment of heightened anxiety about the state of Argentine society under

“The boom of ‘The Eternaut’ has created a cultural and social event beyond the series,” said Martín Oesterheld, the writer’s grandson and a creative consultant and executive producer on the show. “It fills our hearts. It brings us pride.”For years, the surviving Oesterhelds resisted offers from Hollywood to adapt the cult classic, wary of the industry’s seemingly irresistible urge to destroy New York City and other Western centers in apocalyptic dramas.

To honor his grandfather’s creation, Martín Oesterheld said the show had to be filmed in Spanish, with an Argentine cast and set in

“What he did was to do away with the representations of science fiction that we know in Europe and the United States,” Martín Oesterheld said of his grandfather. “He told it on our own terms, through things that we recognize.”“It helps you win the Indy 500,” he said of the quick pit stops. “Everything has to be perfect and this is a big part of it.”

Newgarden, whose team won $50,000, beat Pato O’Ward of Arrow McLaren in the semifinals in a rematch of last year’s head-to-head final. Power won his semifinal matchup with Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon, whose team won two years ago.“After the week we’ve had, all three cars are ready to go out there and take this win,” said Caitlyn Brown, one of the Team Penske crew members on Newgarden’s car, who two years ago became the first female over-the-wall crew member at the Indy 500.

“Winning this competition only powers us to go out there and take it,” she said. “Starting from the back doesn’t mean anything.”Newgarden’s team also had reason to celebrate after the final