内容摘要：Experts say a nearly three-month Israeli blockade of Gaza —

Experts say a nearly three-month Israeli blockade of Gaza —

streaming on Netflix on Thursday. This third installment in the charming series has a few changes from its predecessors — in the filmmaker (Dougal Wilson taking over for Paul King) and Mrs. Brown (Emily Mortimer subbing in for Sally Hawkins). In his review, AP Film Writer Jake Coyle wrote that Wilsonas King, but added that “bright and buoyant, will do. If some of King’s Wes Anderson-inspired pop-up book designs and skill with fine character actors is missing, the bedrock earnestness and unflaggingly good manners of its ursine protagonist remain charmingly unaltered.”

— In March 1988, the students ofin Washington, D.C. staged a historic protest over the appointment of a hearing president instead of one who was deaf.a documentary streaming on Apple TV+ on Friday, May 16, chronicles that moment and examines its broader impact, like how it helped pave the way for the Americans with Disabilities Act. The film’s visuals and soundscape were also designed to bring audiences into the Deaf experience.

— Somehow, some way it has been 25 years sincefirst put on a red latex catsuit and sang “Oops!... I Did It Again” through her singular breathy tone, the title track of her sophomore album. Across the album – which includes other hits “Lucky” and “Stronger” – she ushered in new millennium as a zeitgeist-shaping pop superstar. Her influence in the decades that followed is unimpeachable, and on Friday, Sony will release a 25th anniversary edition of the record, complete with bonus tracks.

— Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter Lido Pimienta returns with an ambitious new album, “La Belleza.” It arrives five years after her breakout “Miss Colombia,” and features the inventive artist veering into new, classical influences while maintaining her interest in Afro-Indigenous polyrhythms; the record was co-orchestrated with

It’s a step up for an artist whose embrace of the past has always placed her squarely in the future.According to the legislation, each National Guard will get the option to either stay with their units — and get re-trained in another specialty — or join the Space Force. Even if they do transfer into the Space Force, their positions would remain located in those same states for at least the next 10 years, according to the 2025 legislation.

The affected personnel include 33 from Alaska, 126 from California, 119 from Colorado, 75 from Florida, 130 from Hawaii, 69 from Ohio and 26 from Air National Guard headquartersSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Many U.S. corporations this year stopped supporting Pride events that celebrate LGBTQ+ culture and rights, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in budget shortfalls ahead of the summer festivities and raising questions about corporate America’s commitment to the cause.

The moves come as President Donald Trump has shownand has attempted to roll back some LGBTQ+ friendly federal policies. Experts also note that a growing slice of the public has grown tired of companies taking a stance on social and political issues.