M. L. Johnsonflipped into 6 Degrees of Film:@ the Movies22 hours agoDavid McCallum, Heartthrob Spy of ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,’ Dies at 90verified_publisherThe New York Times - Leslie KaufmanDavid McCallum, the Scottish-born actor who became a surprise sensation as the enigmatic Russian spy Illya Kuryakin on “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” in the 1960s and found television stardom again almost 40 years later on the hit series “N.C.I.S.,” died on Monday in Manhattan. He was 90. CBS, the …
M. L. Johnsonflipped into Red State/Blue State News & Politics8 hours agoJon Meacham: What worries me most is what Trump says when he isn't confusedMSNBCFormer President Trump on social media said he would investigate Comcast, parent company for NBC and MSNBC, if he is elected, saying it "will be …
M. L. Johnsonflipped into 6 Degrees of Film:@ the Movies7 hours agoHollywood Strikes Are Saving The MCU & Making Phase 5 Betterlooper.com - Jaron PakMarvel's Phase 5 got off to a rough start, but the surge of Hollywood strikes and unionization have saved the day.
M. L. Johnsonflipped into 6 Degrees of Science & Climate Change1 day agoEarth Is Doing Something Incredible: Helping the Moon Form Waterverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - Tim NewcombOur magnetosphere seems to have some effects we’d never noticed before. Earth has so much sway in our little corner of the Solar System that the forming of water on the Moon is directly tied to its magnetic field. Now, scientists know even more about the importance of these Earth-to-Moon …
M. L. Johnsonflipped into Red State/Blue State News & Politics8 hours agoFBI Has Seen 300% Increase in Threats Amid Trump Prosecutions: ReportThe Messenger - Kayla GallagherThreats directed towards the FBI's personnel and facilities have risen more than 300 percent since the organization searched former President Donald …
M. L. Johnsonflipped into 6 Degrees Goes Under The Radar1 day agoFrance’s Water War Has No End in Sightforeignpolicy.com - Michele BarberoAs the country’s water reserves run low, tensions are running high. As France grapples with soaring temperatures and ever more ruinous droughts, a …
