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1. XBOX Playback is Here: Look Back at Your XBOX Story Microsoft · 12 Nov 2026

   Starting today, XBOX Playback brings highlights from your available XBOX history across every generation in a personalized experience. For the first time, you can look back and re-live the part you played in XBOX’s story. See when your journey began, revisit the games you spent the most time with…

2. Jewish former US judge Richard Posner, most-cited legal scholar of last century, dies at 87 Jerusalem Post · 12 Nov 2026

   Posner, who had served on the Chicago-based 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals for 36 years until retiring in 2017, died on Tuesday, according to the University of Chicago Law School.

3. Gal Gadot Says Skydance Co-CEO Ynon Kreiz ‘Gives Me Hope’ Against Antisemitism: ‘I’m Frightened by How Quickly Hatred of Jews Is Spreading’ Variety · 12 Nov 2026

   Gal Gadot held back tears while honoring Skydance co-CEO Ynon Kreiz at the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Humanitarian Award Dinner. The former “Wonder Woman” actor cited Kreiz as a leader she trusts amid the rise of antisemitism around the world. “I’m frightened by how quickly hatred of Jews is…

4. How a close friend of labor activist Jeon Tae-il keeps his legacy alive Korea Times · 12 Nov 2026

   Choi Jong-in, 78, still aches for his friend Jeon Tae-il, who was just 22. When Jeon set himself on fire in the middle of Pyeonghwa Market in Seoul's Jung District on Nov. 13, 1970, Choi was the first to rush to his side, taking off his jacket to smother the flames. “His hair was burning and curling…

5. Hong Sangsoo’s ‘The Day She Returns’ Sets U.S. Release With ‘The Day He Arrives’ Double Bill, Unveils Trailer (EXCLUSIVE) Variety · 12 Nov 2026

   Hong Sangsoo’s Berlinale competition title “The Day She Returns” will open in U.S. theaters next month through Cinema Guild. It will be paired with a double-bill screening of the Korean auteur’s 2011 feature “The Day He Arrives.” The rollout begins Dec. 15 at Acropolis in Los Angeles, with the film…

6. Cannes Camera d’Or-Winning ‘Ben’imana’ Director Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo Signs With CAA (EXCLUSIVE) Variety · 12 Nov 2026

   Rwandan filmmaker Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo, whose first feature as director, “Ben’imana,” took the Camera d’Or at Cannes this year, has signed with CAA. The film was named best first feature at the festival’s 2026 edition, where it also won the Fipresci Prize for the Un Certain Regard strand. It…

7. Whoop just launched a social network TechCrunch · 12 Nov 2026

   Whoop is launching a social network that lets members share their sleep, recovery and workout data, but the bigger bet is on becoming more of a personal health brand, with CEO Will Ahmed hinting at acquisitions to come.

8. Maleficent Makes Her Debut in ‘Sofia the First: Royal Magic’ (Exclusive) The Hollywood Reporter · 12 Nov 2026

   Watch a clip from the Disney Jr. show featuring the iconic villain.

9. TV’s Biggest Salaries: Zendaya, Nicolas Cage, Selena Gomez and More Stars Earning Huge Paychecks Variety · 12 Nov 2026

   Peak TV may be over, but peak TV salaries haven’t gone away. The streaming revolution changed the game when it came to recruiting A-listers to appear in topline series on the small screen, and the biggest stars are still nabbing impressive paychecks. The downturn in original series production has…

10. Fear not, Nvidians, the man who wrote the book on Nvidia says the company's success doesn't rely on Jensen Huang PC Gamer · 12 Nov 2026

    There is also one excellent external candidate who has been very successful outside of Nvidia and offers both technical expertise and solid business management experience. Employees loved working for him. Either one would be great. November 11, 2026 We thought it might be coming, and it's here…