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    Maya Hawke Wished She Could "Parent Trap" Ethan Hawke & Uma Thurman As A Kid

    Maya Hawke opened up about wanting to "Parent Trap" mom Uma Thurman and dad Ethan Hawke after their divorce.

  • Maya Hawke Wishes She Could Have Pulled A ‘Parent Trap’ On Ethan Hawke & Uma Thurman

    Actress and musician Maya Hawke, the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, has shared the relatable wish that she — and every ’90s/’00s kid with divorced parents — had growing up: to get her folks back together à la The Parent Trap. In a conversation on The New York Times’ Modern Love podcast, Maya told host Anna Martin how she felt as a child during […]

  • Hawks in the NBA

    Keegan Murray’s second pro season came to a close as the Sacramento Kings were eliminated from the postseason. The Kings held the longest postseason drought in the league until they earned the third seed in the 2023 NBA Playoffs, breaking the 16-year hiatus. They took the No. 6 Golden State Warriors to seven games until

  • Hawks in the NBA

    Keegan Murray Keegan Murray and the ninth-seeded Sacramento Kings dropped three of their last four games of the regular season — the last three games being at home — and will now face the 10th-seeded Golden State Warriors in the Play-In Tournament. The winner of that game will go on to face the loser of the

  • Daniel Dennett obituary

    Controversial US philosopher who sought to understand and explain the science of the mindDaniel Dennett, who has died aged 82, was a controversial philosopher whose writing on consciousness, artificial intelligence, cognitive science and evolutionary psychology helped shift Anglo-American philosophy from its focus on language and concepts towards a coalition with science.His naturalistic account of consciousness, purged as far as possible of first-person agency and qualitative experience, has...

  • Roberto Cavalli obituary

    Italian fashion designer who used exotic animal prints, embossed leather and distressed denim to create his flamboyant clothesAs Italian fashion went global in the later 20th century, it diverged into two schools: the sensuous, soft in silhouette and touch, and the boldly sexual, flamboyant to the eye. The first, and lasting, head of the sexy school was Roberto Cavalli, who has died aged 83.The material bases for both schools were the nation’s specialist textiles and leather firms: for Cavalli,...

  • Hawks seize control with win

    Wendy Alexander/The Madera TribuneLiberty’s Karsyn Bauer throws a pitch during a four-hit shutout victory over the Fowler Redcats. Bauer struck out 12 and also had three hits at the plate in a 6-0 victory.The Liberty Hawks softball team defeated the Fowler Redcats, 6-0, to take control of the Northwest Sequoia Conference and exact a measure of revenge. Last year, the Redcats defeated the Hawks at the end of the season to win the NWSC. This time, Karsyn Bauer, Rylee Bocchini and the rest of the...

  • Obituary: Eugene Hallman, 1950-2024

    Richmond man believed in giving back to his community and always found a way to volunteer Gene (“Geno”) Hallman of Richmond, Vt., passed away April 18 at the University of Vermont Medical Center, surrounded by the love of his family. Gene was born and raised in Pennsylvania, the son of Eugene and Rosemary (nee Dougherty) Hallman. They filled Gene’s early life with love and were deeply involved in his upbringing, providing carefree summers at the shore,...

  • Obituary: Mary Hagen, 1933-2024

    Shelburne Museum docent enjoyed traveling and exploring varied cultures Mary Hagen, a longtime resident of Shelburne, Vt., passed away peacefully on April 15, 2024, at 90 years of age, after a brief illness. She was born in Minnesota, the daughter of Byrde and J. John Johannsen. Mary attended the University of Minnesota, where she met and married Ronald L. Hagen, her husband of 26 years. Mary lived a full life and, with her friends and daughters, traveled to...

  • Bob Graham, 9/11, the FBI and me

    By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org I didn’t get to know Bob Graham until he was late in life. I’d met him briefly a couple of times in the mid-1980s when he was in his second term as Florida’s governor and I was a cityside reporter for The Miami News, but you can’t really know someone under such circumstances

  • Obituary: Sylvia A. Weinhagen, 1935-2024

    Longtime nurse deeply respected the natural world and excelled at arranging beauty in small spaces Sylvia A. Weinhagen of Burlington, Vt., died on April 16, 2024, with family by her side. She was 88, so what she died from is immaterial. What is important is that it was a long, full life. Long and full does not mean easy. Sylvia was tough, resilient and feisty until the very end. She had a real wisdom that came from life experience. She started life in Essex...

  • Obituary: Jim Pittala, 1949-2024

    Westford man had many interests, including music, science, astronomy and the N.Y. Giants After a long illness, Jim Pittala died at his home in Westford, Vt., on Saturday, March 30, 2024. Jim was born on March 19, 1949, in Brooklyn to Edward and Ann Pittala. He was christened Vincent Richard Pittala, after an uncle who died in World War II, but he was always known as “Jim” to his family and friends. After Brooklyn, his family moved to Wyckoff, N.J., where Jim...