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Nick movie: HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA Time: September 8, 2012 Netflix / Amazon / HBO: N/A Duration of the movie: 91 M Trailer:

But don’t call it an STI Subaru’s trusty WRX is a real bash-it-and-thrash-it sport sedan, the kind of car you just wanna get sideways on a gravel road. And while we can’t quite forgive Subaru for discontinuing the winged-wonder WRX STI, we’re happy to report that our favorite road-legal rally car is getting a nice little tune-up. Meet the WRX TR. Set to debut this weekend at Subiefest in – *shudder* – Florida, the TR has a bunch of mechanical tweaks that’ll give it an edge over lesser Rexes. Stiffer springs and recalibrated damping rates should make for a firmer but more planted ride, and Subaru adjusted the steering setup for better response. Larger 19-inch wheels look rad inside those cladded arches, and the TR rides on 245/35 Bridgestone Potenza summer tires, which are great for grip. Behind those new wheels, you'll find another TR exclusive: big Brembo brakes with six-piston front and two-piston rear calipers. Other meaningful changes include Recaro front seats and a moonroof delete which saves a bit of weight. The WRX TR also has an upgraded version of Subaru's EyeSight driver-assistance suite that finally works with a manual transmission, bringing goodies like adaptive cruise control and lane-departure warning to cars with sticks. Unfortunately, the TR doesn't have any more power than the standard WRX, its 2.4-liter turbocharged flat-4 making the same 271hp and 258lb ft of torque. Oh, and if you don't want the six-speed manual gearbox, you’re out of luck, pal. Subaru will exclusively offer the TR with a stick-shift, leaving the buzzkill-of-all-buzzkills CVT for lesser trims. Following the TR’s debut this weekend, this top-trim WRX will go on sale early next year. Subaru won’t confirm pricing just yet, but we’re betting it’ll come in above the $44,415 WRX GT, so think something in the range of $50,000. That’s definitely not cheap, but hey, the TR is the closest we’ll get to a WRX STI for now.

McCarthy, recently ousted as House speaker, shot down reports Friday that he was considering leaving Congress before the end of his term: "I am not resigning." Rep. Kevin McCarthy speaks after being ousted as House leader at the Capitol, on Tuesday. WASHINGTON — Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., who was ousted as House speaker this week, shot down reports that he was considering an early departure from Congress and said Friday that he won't be stepping down. "I am not resigning. I got a lot more work to do," McCarthy told reporters on Capitol Hill. "We're going to keep the majority. I'm going to help the people I got here, and we're going to expand it further," he said, referring to the 2024 elections. His comments came shortly after two people familiar with the situation told NBC News said McCarthy was considering resigning. One of the McCarthy allies said he was “exploring his options but has not made a definitive decision.” "No decision made," the other source said. Politico first reported that McCarthy was considering leaving Congress before his term ends in early January 2025. McCarthy was removed as House speaker on Tuesday in a 216-210 vote, with Democrats joining eight conservatives frustrated with his leadership in voting to oust him. Hours after the vote, McCarthy announced during a press conference that he would not run again for the top post in the House. Asked whether he planned to remain a member of Congress, McCarthy said, “I’ll look at that.” Before McCarthy denied reports of a possible resignation, a person who has not spoken to McCarthy directly but was in touch with people in his inner circle, said, “His thinking has vacillated a bit.” “I think he’s considered multiple options. And what it means for his future. He said it in his remarks — he wants to help keep most of the members in their seats. How he does that and from what vantage point is the decision,” the person said. It is not unprecedented for a former speaker to leave Congress before their term is over. Then-Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, left Congress after abruptly announcing his decision in September 2015 to step down. McCarthy, 58, has served in House GOP leadership since 2009 and has served in Congress since 2007. He represents California's 20th congressional district, which covers the state's Central Valley. He took over as speaker in January after a chaotic effort initially within the GOP conference to elect him and he lasted nine months in the job. McCarthy has served as the top Republican leader since 2019 after the resignation of Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. Before coming to Washington, he was a member of the California State Assembly. House Republicans are slated to hold a closed-door candidate forum Tuesday for the next speaker. On Wednesday, they're expected to hold an internal election before an official vote on the House floor with Democrats and Republicans. As of Friday afternoon, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., and Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, had launched official bids for speaker. Jordan has so far received more public support than Scalise and Jordan received the endorsement of former President Donald Trump on Thursday. Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Okla., chairman of the Republican Study Committee, is also considering jumping into the race. Link

Rapper Drake has announced that he is taking a break from his music career, saying: "I need to focus on my health first and foremost." Just hours after the release of his new album, For All The Dogs, the multi-Grammy winner said that he has had stomach issues for years. "I probably won't make music for a little bit, I'm gonna be honest," he said on Friday on his radio show. Several upcoming performances have been postponed following his announcement. "I need to focus on my health, first and foremost — and I'll talk about that soon enough," said the Hotline Bling rapper. "Nothing crazy, but just like, you know, I want people to be healthy in life, and I've been having the craziest problems for years with my stomach." "I'm going to lock the door on the studio for a little bit," he said on his SiriusXM programme, Table For One. "I don't even know what a little bit is. Maybe a year or something. Maybe a little longer." He later posted a clip from the radio programme on Instagram, telling his 143 million followers: "See ya when I see ya." He is scheduled to perform concerts in Toronto, his hometown, on Friday and Saturday night. Shows scheduled for after then have been postponed, according to the tour section of his website. He had been due to perform in Denver, New Orleans, Nashville and Columbus, Ohio. Drake joins several musicians who have recently taken a break or cancelled tour dates, citing health issues. In July, Madonna announced that she was pushing back her tour by three months after being taken to hospital with a serious bacterial infection the month earlier. Last month, Bruce Springsteen announced that he was was postponing his September tour dates due to a peptic ulcer, which is a type of sore in the stomach lining or small intestine. Drake, 36, has become one of the hottest acts in hip hop. The cover of his latest album was drawn by his five-year-old son, who also features in the music video for the single track 8AM in Charlotte. Earlier this year he published a book of poetry. Link

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Nick movie: The Fast and the Furious Time: June 18, 2001 Netflix / Amazon / HBO: N/A Duration of the movie: 106 M Trailer: