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Thursday March 29th, 2018 morning edition

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Nolan will also present a Cannes Masterclass in which he will discuss his career and passion for Kubrick’s filmography.

Christopher Nolan is finally heading to the Cannes Film Festival.

The festival’s Cannes Classics section has announced an unrestored 70mm cut of Kubrick’s magnum opus will debut on May 12.

Nolan will introduce the screening, which will be attended by Kubrick’s daughter, Katharina, and his longtime producing partner and brother-in-law, Jan Harlan.

In addition to presenting “2001: A Space Odyssey,” Nolan will stick around the 2018 Cannes Film Festival to participate in a Cannes Masterclass on May 13.

The discussion will find the “Dunkirk” filmmaker looking back at his own career and talking about his love of Kubrick.

Nolan was rumored to be a Cannes contender last year with “Dunkirk,” but Warner Bros. decided not to world premiere the WWII epic at the festival. »

TRAPPIST-1 system may have too much water to support life

Authored by astronomy.com

But while the presence of water undoubtedly increases the likelihood of habitability for these planets, it doesn’t automatically make them safe havens for life.

While the exoplanet’s are similar in size to Earth, measurements of their masses and volumes show that they’re much less dense.

Keeping in mind that Earth is just 0.02 percent water by mass, the difference is pretty substantial. »

The Science of The Job Search, Part III: 61% of “Entry-Level” Jobs Require 3+ Years of Experience

Authored by talent.works

In fact, after analyzing a random sample of 95,363 jobs, we discovered that 61% of all full-time “entry-level” jobs require 3+ years of experience.

Based on our analysis, you can successfully apply to jobs if you’ve got ±2 years of the required experience.

It lets us pinpoint how much experience you’ll (officially) need to qualify for different levels of jobs:. »

John Krasinski thinks The Office should come back for a Christmas special

Authored by news.avclub.com

NBC hasn’t confirmed that, but if the network really is serious about resurrecting The Office, John Krasinski has some ideas.

Instead, Krasinski thinks NBC should take some inspiration from the original British Office and do a one-off Christmas special that sees what Creed, Kevin, Phyllis, and all of your other favorite characters have been up to since the finale.

“I love that idea, coming back [and] finding out where everybody is,” Krasinksi said, “I would totally be down for that.”. »

Taco Bell extends education benefits to all employees

Authored by wishtv.com

WLNS) – If you’re looking for a way to improve your education, a job at Taco Bell could be the answer.

Taco Bell announced on Monday that it is partnering with Guild Education to provide education support for all 210,000 team members in its system of 7,000 restaurants in the U.S.

“When we surveyed our employees, education support was one of the top three things they asked for,” said Frank Tucker, Global Chief People Officer at Taco Bell. »