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    Netflix pivots away from prestige projects▼Netflix is pivoting away from prestige https://www.theverge.com/streaming/1004323/netflix-david-fincher-shawn-levy-mike-MmastodonCultureEntertainment210 h ago

    Netflix is scaling back its investment in prestige filmmaking, according to a report by The Verge. The shift affects relationships with prominent directors associated with the streamer's awards-era ambitions, including David Fincher, Shawn Levy, Mike Flanagan, the Duffer Brothers and Greta Gerwig. The move suggests the company is prioritizing broad commercial appeal over critically acclaimed, awards-driven projects as it reassesses its content strategy and spending.

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    Lara, Pollock and Finch turn attention to 2027 World Cup▼Lara, Pollock and Finch cast eyes towards 2027 World Cup✉newsSportCricket5 h ago

    Batting greats Brian Lara, Graeme Pollock and Aaron Finch have shared their early thoughts on the 2027 Cricket World Cup, offering analysis of which teams and players are shaping up for the tournament. The cricket world is now starting to look ahead to the event in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia, with former stars weighing in on the contenders.

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    Wildlife photographer shares blurry finch photo worth keeping●The second photo here is out of focus, and wouldn’t normally survive the first cull, let alone get shared on social mediMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife54 h ago

    A wildlife photographer shared an out-of-focus shot of a finch that would normally be deleted, because it revealed something unusual: the bird's red colouration runs along either side of its beak, a detail the photographer had never noticed before. The post is drawing attention for celebrating an imperfect image that still captured an interesting natural detail.

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    Goldfinch photographed on faded sunflower in autumn●#Distelfink auf verblühter #Sonnenblume #Stieglitz #Vogelfotografie #Natur #Herbst #Fotografie #goldfinch #sunflower #naMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife81 h ago

    A wildlife photographer has shared a picture of a European goldfinch, known in German as Distelfink or Stieglitz, perched on a withered sunflower. The shot captures the bird feeding among dried seed heads, a typical autumn scene. Bird photography enthusiasts are responding warmly to the image and its seasonal nature themes.

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    Wildlife photographer shares House Finch photo from Norman, Oklahoma●House Finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) in Norman, Oklahoma, United States on August 23, 2026 Some of the camera settings I uMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife94 d ago

    A photographer in Norman, Oklahoma, shared a close-up photo of a House Finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) taken on August 23, 2026, and published the camera settings used to capture it. The image highlights the small songbird common to the Crosstimbers ecoregion and has drawn modest appreciation from birdwatching and wildlife photography communities.

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    Photographers share striking images of the blue-eared waxbill●Blue Eared Waxbill. # Waxbill # ɓirds # photography # socialmedia # bissetcollectionMmastodonTechnologyInternet61 d ago

    Bird photography circles are circulating images of the blue-eared waxbill, a small, colourful African finch prized by photographers for its vivid plumage. Posts tagged with bird photography collections are drawing quiet appreciation from wildlife and nature enthusiasts, adding to the bird's popularity among hobbyist photographers online.

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    Wolves coach Chris Finch praises NBA anti-flopping measures●Wolves' Chris Finch praises NBA's anti-flopping measures: 'Nobody wants to watch it' https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76MmastodonSportSports12 d ago

    Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch has publicly endorsed the NBA's stepped-up measures against flopping, saying 'nobody wants to watch it.' His comments add a coaching voice to the league's effort to cut down on players exaggerating contact to draw fouls, a longstanding criticism of the modern game. The remarks come as the NBA prepares for the new season with stricter officiating emphasis on simulation.

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    Winter's last stand captured at Finch Brook Preserve, Connecticut●Winter's last stand, Finch Brook Preserve, Wolcott, Connecticut. March 23, 2020, 6:08 PM. # hiking # photography # outdoMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife62 d ago

    A hiker and photographer documented late-winter conditions at Finch Brook Preserve in Wolcott, Connecticut on the evening of March 23, 2020, sharing landscape images of snow, rain and streams in the forest. The scene, tagged under hiking and nature photography, shows winter lingering into late March, and the images have drawn modest attention from outdoor and photography enthusiasts.

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    Timberwolves coach Chris Finch backs NBA anti-flopping measures●Wolves' Chris Finch praises NBA's anti-flopping measures: 'Nobody wants to watch it' https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7MmastodonSportBasketball12 d ago

    Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch voiced support for the NBA's new anti-flopping measures, saying the league needs to crack down on players exaggerating contact to draw fouls. "Hopefully the league cleans up this crap," Finch said Wednesday, adding that "nobody wants to watch it." His comments come as the NBA tightens enforcement ahead of the upcoming season.

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    LaMelo Ball praises Finch in preseason remarks●“I Already Love [Finch]” | LaMelo Ball Preseason Sound | 09.30.26✉newsSportBasketball2 d ago

    LaMelo Ball was heard in preseason comments on September 30 praising Finch, saying "I already love" him, in remarks circulated via NBA.com's preseason audio. The quote has drawn attention from basketball fans as training camp begins. It was not specified in the material which Finch he was referring to or the full context of the remark.

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    Timberwolves coach Chris Finch demands NBA crack down on flopping●Wolves' Chris Finch Calls Out Flopping, Hopeful NBA 'Cleans Up This Crap' During 2026-27 Season✉newsSportBasketball2 d ago

    Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch publicly criticized flopping in the NBA, saying he hopes the league 'cleans up this crap' during the 2026-27 season. His comments call on officials and the league office to take stronger action against players exaggerating contact to draw fouls, a longstanding point of frustration among coaches and fans.