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U.S. light-vehicle sales are expected to drop about 2% in April, reflecting one less selling day than a year earlier and weaker fleet shipments, analysts say.

U.S. light-vehicle sales volume slipped 3.9% to 1.32 million last month compared with April 2023; Toyota led among the brands.

“There are levels to this game.”-Andre Ward That was the first thing I thought as the fight between Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Jaime Munguia progressed into the fourth round, as the red-headed Mexican floored his countryman with a wicked uppercut.

With a new 2.5-liter engine, the redesigned Traverse gains 18 hp and 60 pound-feet of torque over the discontinued V-6 and better fuel economy.

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To put it mildly, Roger Corman was a quantity over quality guy. As a producer, much of Corman’s output (especially after the ‘70s) was made up of films that I used to rent out to customers at the video and record store I worked at…you know, a long time ago, and would just shake my head at the box covers, the titles, and when I was feeling really snooty, the customers too. But seriously, the names of some of the movies that Corman put his name on had some unbelievable, er, names.

GMC recently hosted journalists in Moab, Utah, to evaluate the Hummer EV SUV's off-road chops.

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Molly Gordon entered season 2 of The Bear as a love interest for Carmy (Jeremy Allen White). Show creator Christopher Storer could have taken a conventional route from the way that they meet to how their relationship progresses. Instead, he allowed Gordon (as “Claire”) to use her own natural, disarming gifts as an actor to play into their budding romance. Claire drives the relationship, not the man–as would be typical in most productions. In our interview, Gordon reveals how she came to the show, the freedom that Storer and Jeremy Allen White provided her in the part, and the eccentric / disarming personality that she gave to Claire, which is key in her getting Carmy to open up.

While Dabney Coleman’s estimable career on film and television lasted nearly 60 years, most of that time was spent in small parts that might have been a bit tasty here and there, but the true peak of Dabney Coleman as an actor occurred during a slightly more that ten year window, beginning with his 148 episode run on