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What to Watch on Streaming in March: 3 Body Problem, Napoleon, 'Sh gun' and More

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Mar 4, 2024

Netflix has another pricey epic this month with 3 Body Problem, the adaptation of the first novel in the trilogy by Chinese author Liu Cixin that also inspired the Oscar-nominated 2021 film The Three-Body Problem. The eight-episode season is directed by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the makers of Game of Thrones, and, like that series, it promises to be a mind-bending, sometimes perplexing watch. Netflix is also bringing back two favorite foods-and-travel shows with new seasons: Somebody Feed Phil and Buying Beverly Hills, and a couple of movies worth noting: Spaceman, starring Adam Sandler and a space spider, and The Gentlemen, a sequel to the 2019 movie that stars Theo James. A

Apple TV+: Watch Apple Original Shows and Movies on Any Device

Apple TV+: Original Shows and Movies on Any Device Apple TV+ is a streaming service that offers exclusive Apple original TV shows and movies in 4K HDR quality. You can watch across all of your screens and pick up where you left off on any device. Apple TV+ costs $9.

The greatest Olympians of the 21st century

1. Michael Phelps, swimming: Record 28-time Olympic medalist, 23-time Olympic gold medalist, most gold medals at a single Olympics when he won eight at Beijing in 2008. 2. Simone Biles, gymnastics: Seven-time Olympic medalist (tied for most by American gymnast), four Olympic gold medals (2016, tied for most by female

Surge in Retail Interest Places BioTech Stocks in Focus

The recent surge in interest from retail and professional financial investors in the biotech sector has put several companies and their stocks in the spotlight. The emerging companies are exploring various therapies, including neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and immunology-focused biopharmaceuticals. Here is a recap of the emerging biotech companies: Aptevo Therapeutics

The Family That Couldn't Sleep: A History of Prion Diseases

The book "The Family That Couldn't Sleep: A History of Prion Diseases" by D.T. Max published in 2006 provides a riveting account of the origins and progression of prion diseases, specifically focusing on theVenetian family afflicted by a mysterious insomnia-induced illness that eventually develops into

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Apple TV+: Watch Apple Original Shows and Movies on Any Device

The greatest Olympians of the 21st century

Surge in Retail Interest Places BioTech Stocks in Focus

The Family That Couldn't Sleep: A History of Prion Diseases