London-based Chilean-Indian director Shalini Adnani’s debut feature, “Our Share of Sand,” about a 12-year-old girl named Maya who returns to rural India to reconnect with her estranged father, is among the featured entries in the upcoming Venice Film Festival Critics’ Week. The section, dedicated to debut films from around the world, also includes two titles
AI is escaping the tech industry. The latest evidence suggests that the technology is no longer limited to software engineers and data scientists; It is spreading to the broader economy, including in Europe. New data from Indeed shows that employers are increasingly adding AI directly to jobs for non-tech roles in sales, human resources, legal
Mushroom hunting is cool and fun, but you know what’s not cool and fun? Make slugs or other mushroom hunters discover your secret place. Or, worst of all, accidentally picking the wrong type of mushroom that could make you very sick or worse. Ideally, you should be able to grow your favorite type of mushroom
The emergency services of Castilla y León said they had received several calls about the collapse of the fountain. Part of the structure gave way after several people climbed on it to celebrate Spain’s victory, local media reported. The emergency service said it had notified the city’s local police, as well as Salamanca’s Civil Guard,
The new investments brought important changes to the player auction, which took place in March. In both competitions, teams were allowed to pre-register up to four players each. England white-ball captain Harry Brook was the most expensive signing, staying at Sunrisers Leeds for £460,000. England white-ball batsman Phil Salt has signed for Welsh Fire in
The Locarno Film Festival will honor James Gray with a lifetime achievement award at this year’s edition, where the American auteur’s most recent work, “Paper Tiger,” will be screened. Gray will receive the Pardo alla Carriera award on August 9 and will present “Paper Tiger,” which premiered in May in Cannes, at the festival’s open-air
