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April 25, 2023
Watch: “Battle Royale.” “Squid Game” upended the streaming world when it dropped on Netflix in late 2021. But you might not know that the South Korean dystopian survival series borrows a lot from this 2000 Japanese flick based on the manga comics by Koushun Takami and Masayuki Taguchi, which also inspired the “Hunger Games” and “Fortnite.” The story: A totalitarian government forces high-school students to fight to the death. It's insane, often terrifying, and sometimes (very darkly) funny. Definitely worth a watch. — Carlos
Watch: “The Diplomat.” If you enjoyed Rufus Sewell’s swagger as Detective “Zen” (still bitter, BBC!), you’ll love him opposite Keri Russell in this geopolitical drama. They portray a married diplomatic duo, and while Russell plays her ambassador role with more than enough earnestness, Sewell is marvelously manipulative as the “behind-the-scenes” spouse. — Tracy
Listen: Harry Belafonte. This is Harry Belafonte’s voice. And this is Harry Belafonte’s voice. —WillisMore For You
Competitive pay. 401(k) match. Paid parental leave. There’s no shortage of reasons to work at Walmart. The details: Walmart associates often inspire their family members to work at Walmart, like Daidrian, whose 18-year career inspired her son Jonothan to start his own Walmart journey. Learn more.
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