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In ‘Blue Moon,’ Richard Linklaker and Ethan Hawke's portrait of an artist

Richard Linklater and Ethan Hawke have collaborated for over 30 years, but their latest film, "Blue Moon," pushed their partnership to new limits. The film, set over one night at Sardi’s, focuses on lyricist Lorenz Hart. Linklater admits he pushed Hawke hard during production. Hawke embraced the challenge, despite initial stress. The film explores Hart's complex character and his partnership with Richard Rodgers. As Rodgers moved on with Oscar Hammerstein, Hart was left behind. Linklater describes the film as a poignant reflection on artistic careers, capturing both beauty and devastation. “Blue Moon” opens in New York and Los Angeles on Friday and expands next week.

Stupendous stretch continues

We’ll end the workweek on a cooler note after a dry cold front slices through the Carolinas on Friday, but plentiful sunshine carries into the first half of the weekend.

NFL uses AI to predict injuries, aiming to keep players healthier

Injuries are a big part of the NFL, and staying healthy can make or break a season. The NFL has partnered with Amazon Web Services to use technology and AI to predict and prevent injuries. The Digital Athlete tool collects data from all 32 teams to help manage players’ health.

Grammy-winning R&B singer D’Angelo dies

D’Angelo, the Grammy-winning R&B singer recognized by his raspy yet smooth voice and for garnering mainstream attention with the shirtless “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” music video, has died.

Comfortable Fall Weather Continues

Tonight, will be clear and tranquil, with calm conditions expected. A brief dip in temperatures will move in midweek before well above average highs return.

Bill Belichick says he never sought an early departure from the North Carolina job

Bill Belichick has denied reports that he’s been seeking an exit strategy from his North Carolina coaching role. Belichick says “some of the reports out last week about my looking for a buyout and trying to leave here and all that is categorically false.” Belichick was making his first public comments since a blowout loss to Clemson.