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Recently the New York Times published an article discussing what they call a “comforting resurgence of grandma hobbies” (https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/18/well/grandma-hobbies-crafts-knitting-quilting.html). In…

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When Paramount Skydance outbid Netflix to acquire Warner Brothers (WB) Discovery in February, many film fans celebrated. Netflix, they thought,…