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Economic Times
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28: Full clue list, easy explanations, and tips to solve today's puzzle faster
NYT Mini Crossword answers May 28 are here to help you crack today's puzzle quickly and easily. Whether you're a daily solver or just stuck on one clue, this guide breaks down every across and down answer with clear explanations. Today's Mini was fun and simple, but clues like Inside Out 2 emotion or tapir's body part may have made you pause. Don't worry—we've got every answer and hint you need. Plus, find tips to improve your crossword skills and where to play more games like Wordle, Strands, and Connections. Dive in for your daily puzzle boost! NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28 with full clue breakdowns, solving tips, and links to Wordle, Connections, and Strands. Solve today's Mini puzzle easily and learn how to boost your daily crossword skills with simple, clear hints. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads What are the NYT Mini Crossword answers for today, May 28? Across Clues and Answers: 1A. Stuff that accumulates on a bookshelf – DUST 5A. 'Inside Out 2' emotion who's constantly glued to her phone – ENNUI 7A. Snack for a squirrel – ACORN 8A. Fail, informally – FLUNK 9A. Crafter's online marketplace – ETSY Down Clues and Answers: 1D. Using sign language, say – DEAF 2D. __ Sam (patriotic symbol) – UNCLE 3D. What a tapir can grasp and manipulate objects with – SNOUT 4D. Chances to play in a board game – TURNS 6D. Like one's fingers after using a leaky pen – INKY Why is 'ENNUI' the answer to the Inside Out 2 clue? What makes today's Mini Crossword easier than usual? Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads How can I improve at solving the Mini Crossword daily? Start with the easy clues. You'll often find short, direct clues that can be solved instantly. Use these to fill in more letters for tougher clues. Look for word patterns. Common letter combinations and suffixes (-ING, -ED, -LY) can help you guess words with only a few letters in place. Think contextually. Cultural references, puns, and pop media like Inside Out 2 are often key in newer puzzles. Use the Mini to warm up. Many solvers use the Mini as a daily warm-up before attempting the full crossword. On today's NYT Mini Crossword for May 28 FAQs: Looking for today's NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28? You're in the right place. Whether you're a regular solver or someone who's just getting started, it's easy to get stuck on a tricky clue here and there. We've got you covered with a full list of Mini Crossword answers, as well as brief explanations to help you learn and play better tomorrow. Plus, we've included details on how to play more free NYT puzzles like Wordle, Strands, and start with today's Mini Crossword answers. The NYT Mini Crossword for Wednesday, May 28, 2025, had a fun and fairly easy set of clues — but one or two may have caused a pause. Here's the full clue-and-answer list for answers are quick and snappy, typical of the NYT Mini Crossword, which often focuses on wordplay and everyday topics. One standout clue today was the reference to Inside Out 2, which hints at timely pop culture integration in the you've seen or heard about Inside Out 2, you'll know the original film represented different emotions as characters. 'Ennui,' a term meaning boredom or apathy, is introduced as a new character — someone who constantly scrolls on her phone. That's what made ENNUI a clever, timely entry players found that today's Mini Crossword puzzle leaned a bit easier than average. Simple and familiar words like DUST, ACORN, and ETSY make this a breezy solve. However, the Inside Out 2 reference and the term 'ENNUI' may have required a second look, especially for those unfamiliar with the French better at the NYT Mini Crossword takes a mix of practice and strategy. Here are a few quick tips:The NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28 show how this puzzle continues to blend casual gameplay with timely references. With a few pop culture clues and easy language, it's a great way to stay sharp and start your day. Whether you're solving over coffee or on your commute, the Mini is the perfect brain boost — and we'll keep helping you with daily updates.A: All clues and answers for May 28 are listed with easy explanations.A: You can play today's Mini Crossword for free on the NYT Games site.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Naruto, One Piece, Demon Slayer fans — watch out for ‘exclusive episodes' and leaked scenes. Here's why
If you're a fan of anime classics like Naruto , One Piece , Demon Slayer , Attack on Titan , or Jujutsu Kaisen , here's an important warning: beware of any links offering exclusive episodes, leaked scenes, or premium access. They could be traps set by cybercriminals. According to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, over 251,000 attempts were made to deliver malware or unwanted files disguised as content from these popular anime titles. These scams often exploit Gen Z's strong connection to anime by using clickbait to lure unsuspecting users. Among the top targets: Naruto topped the list with 114,216 attack attempts — proving its enduring popularity despite airing over 20 years ago. Demon Slayer followed with 44,200 attempts, fueled by its recent global success. Live Events Attack on Titan ranked third with 39,433 malicious activity detections. But it's not just anime. Kaspersky also tracked malware campaigns using the names of hit Gen Z favorites like Shrek, Stranger Things, Twilight, Inside Out 2, and Deadpool & Wolverine. These titles alone were linked to over 43,000 attack attempts in early 2025 — with Shrek surprisingly leading the way, spiking to more than double its 2024 monthly average in March. Cybercriminals are also targeting streaming platform names. Kaspersky detected over 96,000 attempts involving fake branding of services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video , Disney+, Apple TV+, and HBO Max . Netflix was most exploited, with 85,679 attack attempts and over 2.8 million phishing pages mimicking its look. 'From beloved anime like Naruto to blockbusters like Inside Out 2, scammers are exploiting Gen Z's passion for digital content,' said Vasily Kolesnikov, a security expert at Kaspersky. 'As these threats grow, it's critical for young users to stay alert and learn how to protect themselves online.' Bottom line: If a link promises free access to unreleased content — think twice. It could cost more than you expect. Economic Times WhatsApp channel )
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Free Friday movie nights return to Knox County parks
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Knox County's third annual outdoor film series kicks off on May 30 with free Friday night screenings continuing through July. The series begins with Garfield the Movie at Clayton Park. The next few weeks, families can enjoy films like Inside Out 2, Wicked, Moana 2 and the Minecraft Movie at parks across Knox County. Festivities will always start at 7 p.m., and the movie will start once the sun has set. Whataburger to open Knoxville location on Cumberland Avenue Attendees are encouraged to bring their own blankets, lawn chairs and snacks, but leave the alcohol at home. May 30: Garfield The Movie at Clayton Park June 13: Inside Out 2 at Carter Park June 27: Wicked at Carl Cowan Park July 11: Moana 2 at Powell Station Park July 25: The Minecraft Movie at French Memorial Park 'These events are a summertime favorite for families across the region,' said Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs. 'They're a great way to enjoy a relaxing evening outdoors, catch a movie, and experience the beauty of our parks.' Babalu on Gay Street closing for the second time Any updates to the schedule due to weather will be posted on the Parks and Recreation Facebook and X pages. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28: Full clue list, easy explanations, and tips to solve today's puzzle faster
NYT Mini Crossword answers May 28 are here to help you crack today's puzzle quickly and easily. Whether you're a daily solver or just stuck on one clue, this guide breaks down every across and down answer with clear explanations. Today's Mini was fun and simple, but clues like Inside Out 2 emotion or tapir's body part may have made you pause. Don't worry—we've got every answer and hint you need. Plus, find tips to improve your crossword skills and where to play more games like Wordle, Strands, and Connections. Dive in for your daily puzzle boost! NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28 with full clue breakdowns, solving tips, and links to Wordle, Connections, and Strands. Solve today's Mini puzzle easily and learn how to boost your daily crossword skills with simple, clear hints. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads What are the NYT Mini Crossword answers for today, May 28? Across Clues and Answers: 1A. Stuff that accumulates on a bookshelf – DUST 5A. 'Inside Out 2' emotion who's constantly glued to her phone – ENNUI 7A. Snack for a squirrel – ACORN 8A. Fail, informally – FLUNK 9A. Crafter's online marketplace – ETSY Down Clues and Answers: 1D. Using sign language, say – DEAF 2D. __ Sam (patriotic symbol) – UNCLE 3D. What a tapir can grasp and manipulate objects with – SNOUT 4D. Chances to play in a board game – TURNS 6D. Like one's fingers after using a leaky pen – INKY Why is 'ENNUI' the answer to the Inside Out 2 clue? What makes today's Mini Crossword easier than usual? Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads How can I improve at solving the Mini Crossword daily? Start with the easy clues. You'll often find short, direct clues that can be solved instantly. Use these to fill in more letters for tougher clues. Look for word patterns. Common letter combinations and suffixes (-ING, -ED, -LY) can help you guess words with only a few letters in place. Think contextually. Cultural references, puns, and pop media like Inside Out 2 are often key in newer puzzles. Use the Mini to warm up. Many solvers use the Mini as a daily warm-up before attempting the full crossword. On today's NYT Mini Crossword for May 28 FAQs: Looking for today's NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28? You're in the right place. Whether you're a regular solver or someone who's just getting started, it's easy to get stuck on a tricky clue here and there. We've got you covered with a full list of Mini Crossword answers, as well as brief explanations to help you learn and play better tomorrow. Plus, we've included details on how to play more free NYT puzzles like Wordle, Strands, and start with today's Mini Crossword answers. The NYT Mini Crossword for Wednesday, May 28, 2025, had a fun and fairly easy set of clues — but one or two may have caused a pause. Here's the full clue-and-answer list for answers are quick and snappy, typical of the NYT Mini Crossword, which often focuses on wordplay and everyday topics. One standout clue today was the reference to Inside Out 2, which hints at timely pop culture integration in the you've seen or heard about Inside Out 2, you'll know the original film represented different emotions as characters. 'Ennui,' a term meaning boredom or apathy, is introduced as a new character — someone who constantly scrolls on her phone. That's what made ENNUI a clever, timely entry players found that today's Mini Crossword puzzle leaned a bit easier than average. Simple and familiar words like DUST, ACORN, and ETSY make this a breezy solve. However, the Inside Out 2 reference and the term 'ENNUI' may have required a second look, especially for those unfamiliar with the French better at the NYT Mini Crossword takes a mix of practice and strategy. Here are a few quick tips:The NYT Mini Crossword answers for May 28 show how this puzzle continues to blend casual gameplay with timely references. With a few pop culture clues and easy language, it's a great way to stay sharp and start your day. Whether you're solving over coffee or on your commute, the Mini is the perfect brain boost — and we'll keep helping you with daily updates.A: All clues and answers for May 28 are listed with easy explanations.A: You can play today's Mini Crossword for free on the NYT Games site.
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
June Squibb on Her Nonagenarian Career High: 'A 70-Year-Old Will Say, ‘I Want To Be You When I Grow Up!''
'If I'm called 'icon' one more time, I'm going to scream,' laughs June Squibb from her Los Angeles home. It's been a big year for the 95-year-old actress. Thelma, Squibb's first leading feature film role, became one of the biggest success stories at the specialty box office last year, earning over $12 million at the global box office and becoming the highest-grossing movie ever for distributor Magnolia over its two-decade history. She also voices a character in Inside Out 2, which became the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It's the kind of run that anyone, let alone someone in their seventh decade in entertainment, dreams of. More from The Hollywood Reporter Cannes: Wes Anderson Teases His Next Film Cannes: Wes Brings The Whimsy in 'Phoenician Scheme' Press Conference In Cannes, It All Happened at the Carlton While flattered by the attention that comes with being Hollywood's favorite nonagenarian, Squibb finds the fawning a little ridiculous at times: 'A 70-year-old will say, 'I want to be you when I grow up!'' After all, Squibb is just doing the same job she's always been doing, from off-Broadway shows and cabarets to her work with filmmakers like Martin Scorsese and Alexander Payne. Nonetheless, the hits keep coming for Squibb as she jets off to the Cannes Film Festival for the premiere of her latest movie, Eleanor the Great, which also happens to be the directorial debut of Scarlett Johansson. 'When I called June to tell her, 'Oh my God, June, we're going to Cannes,' she said, 'Well, that's marvelous,' ' recalls Johansson. 'And then she was like, 'Well, I was there about 10 years ago [for Payne's Nebraska], so I know the drill.' I just said, 'June, you're the best.' ' In the film, which will be released by Sony Pictures Classics after the fest, Squibb plays the eponymous title character, a woman who, after the death of her best friend and roommate, moves from Florida back to her native New York to be closer to her daughter and attempts to build a new life for herself. For Squibb, playing a character returning to New York City after many years away was not a big leap. 'I lived there for 65 years,' says the actress, who broke out in New York stage productions like the 1959 musical Gypsy. 'I've been in California for about 20. But, I certainly knew everything there was to know about New York.' Filming took place all over the city, from Brooklyn and Queens to the Meatpacking District and the East River. Squibb, a consummate West Sider, was surprised by how the city had changed. '[Brooklyn] has been gentrified like crazy. That was interesting to me, because my memory of Brooklyn is that Brooklyn Heights was the only place anyone ever went.' Because Eleanor tells a story that deals heavily with themes of Jewish heritage, in addition to subjects like grief and aging, Squibb had to memorize more than her lines. 'I learned the bat mitzvah Torah readings and actually did it on camera,' she says. 'My assistant and I were living in an apartment together, and I woke up one morning saying, 'Oh my God, in my dreams, I was doing the Torah!' ' As for being directed by one of Hollywood's biggest stars, Squibb says she and Johansson connected immediately. 'I just felt I knew who this person was. She's very — what is the word? It's not matter of fact. She is herself. She's not making you look at somebody that she wants you to see. It's just her. And that's what was so great in her direction.' Working with a fellow actress as her director was a new experience for Squibb, who adds that Johansson anticipated the notes and space she needed in order to get the scene just right: 'Now, not many directors can do that, even if they know a little bit about acting. They couldn't do what she did. She knew immediately where I was or where I was going, and how long it might take.' As for returning to the Cannes red carpet for the second time, one of Squibb's most vivid memories is getting an assist from Nebraska director Payne and her co-star Will Forte. 'I still remember going up those stairs,' says Squibb of the Palais' famous steep red steps that deliver audiences and talent into the Grand Auditorium Lumière. 'I was in my 80s at the time. Will Forte took one arm, and Alexander Payne took the other arm, and they dragged me up those stairs. They made sure I made it up the stairs.' It was well worth the climb, as Nebraska debuted to a rapturous 10-minute standing ovation. 'I can still remember, by the end of it, I grabbed Alexander around the waist and was crying in his chest,' recalls Squibb, who earned an Oscar nomination for her performance in the film. Squibb has no plans to rest on her laurels, or retire for that matter. As of late, she has been inundated with scripts. Hollywood, long obsessed with youth and the stories that surround it, has embraced projects centered on older adults. 'People are really interested in aging now that we've got an aging population,' she says. 'I think people understand 90-year-olds. We just have so many more. I have friends that are 100! People want to see aging. They want to know: What do I have to expect?' But not all of the material is the right fit. 'One script was written for a 70-year-old. And I have to laugh, because I thought, at 90, I can't do some of the things that I could do when I was 70. They wanted me to ride a horse!' She chuckles and thinks for a moment before considering, 'Now, I'm not even saying I couldn't [ride a horse]. I used to ride, so I don't know, maybe if they got me on I could stay on.' And if Squibb does happen to do it, please — don't call her an icon. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 'The Goonies' Cast, Then and Now "A Nutless Monkey Could Do Your Job": From Abusive to Angst-Ridden, 16 Memorable Studio Exec Portrayals in Film and TV The 10 Best Baseball Movies of All Time, Ranked
