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Reuters reporter/video producer - National (US) Arts and Entertainment Broadcast Journalist of the Year 2022. Previous AP and Getty Images - with E!, Extra also
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World Cup opens American eyes to soccer's global roar

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By Sandra Stojanovic Verified, Rory Carroll Verified, Rollo Ross Verified
| Belleville News-Democrat Verified
"It's not that we didn't know that soccer was big. I don't think we knew the true scale of exactly how big soccer is. Like every single person through the rest of the world, even if they're from some random town in Brazil or you know Siberia, they know soccer and they love soccer and they will die for that game," said Evan Hand, sports content creator.
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Angelina Jolie turns personal pain into performance for ‘Couture’ film

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By Rollo Ross Verified
| InterAksyon Verified
Angelina Jolie in this picture taken by Rozette Rago from her Instagram on Oct. 17, 2021. (Photo from Instagram/angelinajolie) —Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie faced one of her deepest fears on screen for the French film “Couture” – being diagnosed with cancer. Based on personal experiences of writer and director Alice Winocour, Jolie plays fictional American filmmaker Maxine Walker, who, while producing a film to accompany a runway show for Paris Fashion Week, discovers she has breast cancer.
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A Minute With: Christopher Nolan on telling the epic 'Odyssey' story on the big screen

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By Rollo Ross Verified
| Idaho Statesman Verified
NEW YORK - Filmmaker Christopher Nolan follows up his Oscar-winning blockbuster "Oppenheimer" with "The Odyssey," an adaptation of Homer's epic ancient Greek poem. The Universal Pictures movie starring Matt Damon as the heroic king Odysseus will debut in cinemas on July 17. In an interview with Reuters, Nolan discussed how he approached the sweeping story and discovered a way to adapt it from text to screen. Below are excerpts edited for length and clarity.
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