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The article reports on the theft of copper electrical wiring from streetlights across the U.S. amid the demand for copper and other metals. Cases of metal theft include at Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery in Carson, California, the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles, California, as well as in St. Paul, Minnesota. It informs about the initiative in Los Angeles, California to combat metal theft and the law signed in Minnesota requiring people selling copper scrap metal to obtain license.

The article focuses on the trend of groups gathering in London and other places to exercise together while also fostering friendships, with examples like the Ramblers group in Tufnell Park.

The article focuses on the increasing use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) in both dramas and art-house films, exemplified by "Roma" (2018), where CGI is employed extensively to create realistic urban scenes in Mexico City, challenging the conventional perception of visual effects being limited to fantasy and science fiction genres, with a significant portion of VFX work aiming to remain invisible to the audience.