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by David Harrison – Chief Editor November 16, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Celtics Game Broadcast Details: How to Watch and Listen

BOSTON – Fans eager to follow the Boston Celtics can tune into Sunday’s game on 98.5 FM The Sports Hub, the team’s flagship radio station. Coverage begins at tip-off, ensuring listeners throughout⁤ New England won’t miss a moment of the action.

For those preferring to watch, options include ‌NBA League Pass. The availability of local broadcasts varies,but radio remains a consistent access point for fans ‌across the region.Beyond 98.5, select games may also be broadcast on ROCK ‍92.9 due to scheduling adjustments. Providence-area‍ listeners can find the game broadcast on WPRV 790 AM.

Currently averaging 27.0 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game, Jaylen Brown leads the Celtics’ scoring efforts, shooting‌ 36.1% from behind the arc. Derrick White contributes 15.5 points, 3.7 rebounds, ⁣and 5.2 assists per game, with a 29.2% three-point shooting percentage.

November 16, 2025 0 comments

World

France Inter: Nicolas Demorand Absence Explained

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 15, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

France Inter‘s Nicolas Demorand ⁣on Medical Leave, Director Addresses Internal Tensions

PARIS – Nicolas Demorand,‌ a ⁢prominent figure on France Inter radio, is currently ‍absent from his morning show presenting duties, prompting questions about his whereabouts. Station director Adèle ⁣Van Reeth has now confirmed Demorand is taking time to rest, offering Florence Paracuellos as a temporary replacement thru the Christmas holidays “just in case.” The announcement comes amid growing internal unrest at‍ the station, with ‍staff voicing concerns over management decisions.

Demorand’s absence began to be ‍noticed in recent weeks, but France Inter had remained silent until Van⁣ Reeth’s statement to ‍ Le⁣ Parisien on Saturday.”Nicolas needs to rest. To allow him to rest peacefully, Philippe corbé and I asked Florence Paracuellos ⁢to be available until the Christmas holidays to ensure the presentation of the big morning⁣ show, just in ⁢case,” ⁢Van⁢ Reeth ⁣explained. She⁢ assured listeners that Demorand “will return⁢ as soon ‍as he feels well again” and emphasized that “We‍ all ‍think of him a lot.”

The radio director’s comments ⁤follow Demorand’s ⁣public revelation in March of his bipolar disorder, ⁤detailed in his autobiographical book Interior Night (Editions Les Arènes).⁤ he previously discussed his diagnosis, made eight years prior,⁢ and his experiences with psychiatric care and disclosing‍ his illness to Radio France⁣ management.

Simultaneously, France Inter is‌ navigating a period of internal friction. Representatives from the station’s ⁢journalists, producers, and technicians recently sent a letter to management, alleging “opaque choices,” a “lack of clarity,” and “managerial brutality” contributing to “serious events” and claiming the radio is ⁣”losing ‍its⁤ soul.” Van Reeth responded to these accusations, stating, “Such vehemence and such accusations offended me,” and ⁤asserting she maintains⁤ “daily” interaction with staff. She has been in office since 2022 and previously faced a motion of ⁣no ⁤confidence in July 2024.

November 15, 2025 0 comments

Entertainment

Austrian Animated Shorts: A Curated Selection by ORF

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor November 15, 2025

written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

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Frame by Frame: Animated Short Films from Austria ‌showcase on ORF ‌2

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Frame by Frame: Animated Short Films from Austria ‌showcase on ORF ‌2

November ⁤18th, 2025, 3:45 a.m. – Broadcast ⁣on ORF 2

As‌ the 21st Best Austrian Animation Festival (BAAF) approaches, ‌Austrian public broadcaster ORF is‍ offering a compelling preview of ‍the⁣ nation’s vibrant animation scene. “Kulturmontag” on ⁣ORF 2 will present a curated selection of nine recent Austrian animated short films, offering⁢ a diverse glimpse into the artistry and storytelling flourishing within the country.

A Spectrum ‌of Animation Techniques

The selection isn’t limited to a single style. Viewers can expect a rich tapestry of techniques, ⁢including classic 2D animation, cutting-edge 3D computer animation, and the ‌tactile charm of stop-motion mixed media. This variety underscores the breadth of ⁤talent and innovation ⁣present⁤ in Austrian animation.

Exploring Diverse Themes Through Animation

The films themselves tackle a wide range of⁢ themes.Daniela‌ Comarella’s award-winning “nachsaison” (“off Season”) ⁤offers a poignant portrayal of rekindled romance, depicting a day⁣ at the beach where an older⁣ couple rediscovers ‍their connection. In contrast, “How to: Propaganda” by Roberto Roboto and Roman Buchberger provides⁣ a critical ⁣examination of power dynamics, both historical and contemporary. Adding a touch of ‌humor and‍ social commentary,”The Tax Dodger” ‍explores the anxieties of a Tyrolean farmer.

Expertly Curated with Filmmaker Insights

This selection of ‍animated ⁢shorts wasn’t chosen at random. ORF collaborated ⁢with industry experts and organizers from‌ the BAAF to ensure‌ a representative and exciting cross-section of the ⁢Austrian animation landscape. Furthermore, the broadcast⁤ will include‍ discussions with the filmmakers themselves, providing valuable insights into their creative processes and artistic visions.

The‍ Growing Landscape of Austrian animation

Austrian animation has experienced significant ⁣growth in recent⁤ years, gaining international recognition for its unique style and compelling⁤ storytelling. Festivals like BAAF play a crucial role in fostering this growth, providing a platform for emerging talent and showcasing the work of established animators. The increasing diversity of techniques and themes ⁤reflects a maturing industry ‍eager to explore new creative boundaries. The support of public broadcasters like ORF is vital in bringing this ‌art form to a wider audience.

Frequently Asked Questions⁤ about the ORF Animation Showcase

What is the Best Austrian Animation ⁤Festival (BAAF)?: BAAF is a leading festival dedicated to showcasing the best in⁤ Austrian animation, providing a platform for ‌both established and emerging animators.
when will these animated short films be ⁤broadcast?: The curated selection of Austrian ⁤animated ⁢short films will be broadcast‍ on ORF 2 as part ‌of “Kulturmontag”⁤ on November 18th, 2025,⁤ at 3:45⁣ a.m.
What ‍animation styles are featured in the selection?: The showcase includes a diverse range‍ of ⁤styles, such as⁢ 2D⁣ animation, 3D computer animation, and stop-motion mixed media.
What ‌kind of themes do the films explore?: The films cover a variety of themes,including romance (“Nachsaison”),power and propaganda (“How ⁤to: Propaganda”),and social anxieties (“The Tax Dodger”).
Will the‍ filmmakers be involved in⁣ the broadcast?: Yes, the broadcast ⁢will feature discussions with the filmmakers, offering ⁤insights into their creative processes and artistic‌ visions.
Where can I find more information about Austrian animation?: You can ⁤find more information about the best Austrian‌ Animation Festival (BAAF) and the Austrian animation scene on their official website:⁣ https://www.baaf.at/

November 15, 2025 0 comments

Business

Idaho Sheriff Investigation: No Criminal Charges Filed

by Priya Shah – Business Editor November 12, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Idaho Attorney General Declines⁣ to Charge Sheriff‍ in Town Hall Removal Case

BOISE – The Idaho Attorney General’s Office has decided not to file criminal charges⁢ against Kootenai County sheriff ⁤Bob Norris following an inquiry into the forceful removal of a‍ woman from a February town hall meeting in Coeur d’Alene.

The ‌incident,captured in viral videos,showed Teresa ⁣Borrenpohl ‍being ⁤dragged from ⁢the meeting by multiple‌ unidentified men after heckling speakers.Sheriff Norris had initially told Borrenpohl to leave and then filmed the removal with his ‍cellphone.The men were later ⁢identified as security ‍officers from LEAR Asset Management, who were not wearing uniforms or identifying badges and ‌reportedly refused to identify themselves.

Following the incident, the Kootenai County Undersheriff announced a full, independent investigation led by an outside agency.

The Attorney General’s Office launched its own investigation after receiving public⁤ corruption complaints alleging battery by Sheriff Norris.However, in a letter dated November 3rd, the office stated ⁢the investigation ⁣revealed the sheriff “indisputably had⁤ law enforcement jurisdiction at the event” and that criminal charges were⁤ not warranted.

“The investigation did not uncover any evidence to suggest the sheriff acted in bad faith or with malice, ⁣and criminal charges would not be appropriate,” the office stated.

Sheriff Norris has not yet commented on the decision.

borrenpohl, a ‍Democratic legislative candidate, has filed a tort ⁣claim against Kootenai County, alleging violations of her constitutional rights by‍ both the security team ‌and Sheriff Norris. Her attorney, Wendy Olson, clarified that the Attorney General’s investigation focused solely on potential battery charges against the sheriff, requiring proof “beyond a reasonable doubt.” Olson⁢ emphasized ‌that civil cases, like Borrenpohl’s claim, have a ⁢different ⁣legal standard and ⁤evidentiary ⁤requirements.

Olson ⁤also noted that Borrenpohl is limited in her public comments as she is expected to‌ be a witness in upcoming criminal proceedings against four security guards. Those ‌guards have been charged with misdemeanor battery, false ‌imprisonment, and violations related to ‍security agent duties and uniform requirements, and have⁣ pleaded not guilty. Their trial is scheduled for December.

November 12, 2025 0 comments

Technology

Apple launches $230 iPhone Pocket case. See internet’s reaction

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor November 11, 2025

written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Apple’s $230 iPhone Pocket Case Draws ⁣Mixed Reactions online

NEW ‌YORK ⁣- Apple launched⁤ a new iPhone accessory on⁢ Nov. 11, 2025, sparking debate online: the iPhone⁢ Pocket, a nylon and polyester case designed⁢ in collaboration with Japanese fashion house Issey Miyake, priced at $230. The product,⁢ intended to be worn as a crossbody or shoulder bag, has been met with skepticism from some who question its practicality and value.

The iPhone Pocket⁣ arrives as Apple continues to expand its accessories‌ line, often through ‌high-profile collaborations. While Apple is known ‍for premium pricing, the ‌$230 price ⁢tag for what some describe as a simple pouch has⁣ fueled discussion about the brand’s target audience and the ⁤evolving relationship⁢ between technology and fashion.‍ The case is currently available for a range of iPhone⁢ models.

“It’s a purse, essentially. It’s something that already exists,” tech reviewer MKBHD⁣ said in a video discussing‍ the product. “I don’t really ‌get ⁢who’s going to buy this.”

However, not all reactions ‌have been negative. On Reddit, users expressed a range of opinions, with some appreciating the aesthetic and design.

“Not sure how Reddit will react to this, but I have to ⁣say I love whimsical pretty things like this,” one Reddit user commented in a thread about the phone cases. “Also loved the iPod ⁤Socks.⁢ Not the ⁤most practical product and ⁤certainly‌ overpriced, but every time I used it it made me smile.”

Another user noted the synergy between the two brands, stating, “This actually makes a ton of sense. Miyake has always‍ been about‌ clean⁢ lines and practical design with a⁣ little flair and Apple’s whole vibe is ‌minimalist utility. If the⁣ iPhone ⁢Pocket ends up feeling more⁤ like thoughtful design rather of just another overpriced accessory,I could see it catching on. But it’s Apple plus (a) fashion collab so let’s be real, it’s probably going to cost rent money.”

The‍ iPhone Pocket is available for purchase on Apple’s website and in select retail stores.It remains to⁢ be seen whether the accessory will resonate‍ with ⁤consumers beyond those drawn to its novelty and brand association.

November 11, 2025 0 comments

Business

Salt Lake City Flood Relief: Miller Family Donates $100,000

by Priya Shah – Business Editor November 8, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Miller Family Foundation Donates $100,000 to ⁤Salt ‌Lake City Flood Relief

SALT LAKE CITY – The Larry H. & Gail⁢ Miller Family‌ Foundation announced a $100,000 donation Thursday⁤ to ⁢the Westside Flood Relief Fund, providing a critically important boost to recovery efforts ‌following devastating flooding in early October.⁤ The contribution comes as residents continue to grapple wiht ‍damage from record rainfall that impacted dozens of homes in the Westpointe neighborhood.

The flooding occurred after 2.61 inches of⁣ rain fell in ⁣14 hours between Oct. 3 ⁤and Oct. 4, marking the second-wettest day in Salt Lake City‘s history since 1874, according to ⁢the National Whether service. ⁢A drainage canal⁤ overflowed ⁢near the Willow Place community, leaving some homes with over ⁤a foot of water⁤ in their⁣ basements.

“Our⁢ hearts go out to the families and⁣ neighborhoods impacted by this destructive flooding,” said ⁤Don Stirling, executive director of the Miller Family ⁢Foundation, in a statement. “The west side is an essential part of our community, and we’re grateful for the partnerships and efforts to help residents recover and rebuild.”

The ⁣Westside Coalition launched the⁤ Westside Flood Relief Fund on Oct. 7,after Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall declared a state of emergency. The ⁤fund initially aimed ⁣to raise $100,000 ⁤but had collected just over⁣ $6,500 before ‍Thursday’s declaration.

Larry H. Miller Real Estate is‍ also‍ contributing up ⁢to $25,000 in donated⁣ materials for home repairs. All funding is currently being distributed, the foundation stated. Many affected residents are blue-collar workers or retirees who reportedly faced denials of flood insurance claims, according to Salt Lake City Councilwoman Victoria Petro.

“Funds like these allow us to provide immediate relief, help residents repair⁢ their homes and fortify our west ⁣side neighborhoods,” said Dan Strong, president of the Westside⁣ Coalition.

November 8, 2025 0 comments

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