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All the elements are there: a forgotten but fascinatingly tragic, true-life story about a world-changing medical discovery that saved the lives of millions; a large-cast, grand-scale production including dancers and onstage musicians; and Mark Rylance on stage in a no-hold-barred performance. Yet despite remarkably fierce energy from everyone involved, most particularly Rylance, the bio-drama “Dr. Semmelweis” ultimately proves more enervating than exciting. You would be forgiven for thinking that this play about a maverick, misunderstood savior in the middle of a public health crisis was a direct response to recent world events.

Back in January, Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz was caught on camera suggesting that voters might spank Hillary Clinton in the same way he would spank his 5-year-old daughter for lying. Accusing Clinton of lying about the Benghazi attack, Cruz said: “I’ll tell you in my house, if my daughter Catherine, the 5-year old, says something that she knows to be false, she gets a spanking. Well in America the voters have a way of administering a spanking.

One thing we love about Kim’s outfits is that her outfits are not outrageously expensive and are easy to style. 1. Go mini ADVERTISEMENT This leather top and feathered mini skirt are a cute way to go out for a fun day in town. 2. Pretty in pink Wearing a pink outfit is one sure way to look soft and feminine. This halterneck gown is sexy and classy, so you can wear it for a dinner date and look bomb.

If you grew up in Nigeria, then at some point or the other as a child, you must have had a fair share of a variety of local sweets and snacks. Here are 7 Nigerian snacks you must be familiar with that will give you nostalgia and take you back to your childhood. 1) Kuli kuli There is no need to explain why this made it to our list.

A 19-year-old Nigerian student, Afolabi Stephen Opaso, was killed in the encounter that followed. The Winnipeg Police Service said in a statement that when officers responded at an apartment suite in the first 100 block of University Crescent, they were confronted by Opaso, who was reported to have been armed with two knives. In the course of their encounter, an officer discharged their firearm and struck the university student who died despite attempts to get him medical treatment at a hospital.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Netflix's All the Light We Cannot See. When it was published in 2014, Anthony Doerr's All the Light We Cannot See emerged as an unexpected breakout book of the year, winning the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, spending more than 200 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list, and selling more than 15 million copies worldwide. Nearly a decade later, a four-part limited series adaptation of the acclaimed historical epic has arrived on Netflix.

The genius of Trino, which stands for the combination of their Tree and Merino materials , is that the fabric combines all the functionality you want in top-drawer underwear. Moisture-wicking? Check! Breathable? Check! Cooling? Ch-ch-check! Eucalyptus tree material in the fabric makes it cooling and breathable, while merino wool naturally wicks away moisture and provides a soft feel. Cotton is great for T-shirts, but when youre baking in the summer heat, cotton underwear can become a soggy situation (sweaty guys know this triggering feeling).

I always had a desire to do some great works in marble. —Benvenuto Cellini, Treatise on Sculpture San Francisco’s De Young Museum this week furnished dramatic new evidence that Italy’s famed 16th century Sculptor Cellini, best known for his bronze statuary, including the great Perseus still in Florence, and gold art objects, also did “great works in marble.” Unveiled with a flourish was a 30-in. marble bust of Cosimo de Medici, Duke of Florence (1519-74), a rediscovery by De Young’s Director Walter Heil.

TIME May 22, 1972 12:00 AM EDT The auto industry has not yet achieved total recall, but on one type of car it is coming close. So far in the current model run, General Motors has built 560,000 Chevrolet Vegas—and called back 480,000 of them. Last week the latest Vega recall, of 350,000 cars, produced something unusual: it was caused by a flaw related to an anti-pollution device. The device is a solenoid, a part about the size of a flashlight battery that controls the engine’s idling speed.