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Canada-set mystery series “Three Pines” has been by canceled by Prime Video after just one season.
The streamer confirmed to Variety that it has opted not to bring the Alfred Molina-starring show back for another run following an eight-episode first season that wrapped on Dec.
Today is the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl meltdown, one of the most expensive human errors in history.
But mistakes come in many forms.
We tracked down the inflation-adjusted damages of some of the worst mistakes ever, including terrible mergers, oil spills and illicit sexual affairs.
When human error costs billions.
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Clockwise from top: The Curse, The Marvels, The Killer, and Rap Sh!t. If we were in a timeline where a massive Hollywood strike hadn’t happened (congrats on the deal, actors!), we would have been reveling in a Dune: Part 2 second weekend domination at the box office. That isn’t happening until March, hopefully. This weekend, theaters are instead gearing up for holiday-season blockbusters and indies like The Marvels and Dream Scenario, but if chilling at home is more your speed, there’s a new David Fincher flick coming to Netflix.
Miya Ponsetto, aka "SoHo Karen", is striking a plea deal that will keep her from spending any time behind bars after committing what the D.A. deemed a hate crime.
Ponsetto accepted a deal from prosecutors which will require her to "live a law-abiding life" for 2 years. She entered a guilty plea and has agreed to continue with therapy and follow the terms of her probation while living in California.