Everything Everywhere All At Once came out on top with 11 Oscar nominations, including best picture, actress in a leading role (for Michelle Yeoh), actress in a supporting role (for both Jamie Lee Curtis and Stephanie Hsu) and actor in a supporting role (for Ke Huy Quan).

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Everything Everywhere All At Once leads Oscar nominations

It. Look at this, he's no Avatar. He was in the studio. In a lot expected. Some surprises, which will get to, but I mention everything everywhere all at once the Bettors were right. It leaves in terms of numbers, 11 nominations, everything everywhere, this wonderful kind of Science Fiction Journey that added heart is about a mother and daughters relationship that is strained to the breaking point where it might break the universe as we know it Michelle yeoh after decades in the business finally showing Hollywood her, true range and everything everywhere is everywhere in the categories for this morning. Multiple nominations you having some categories actresses competing against each other? Like Stephanie shoe competing against Jamie Lee Curtis in the best supporting actress category, he who was Quan, you know, him, you love him from goo. Now back enjoying this award season run various playing the husband. So that is your big Contender right now and it kind of fits in that it's a popcorn film. But it's also really creative meaningful film. Let's move on and take a look at Elvis nine nominations this morning taking the story of what some consider, the king of rock and roll. Imagine being able to step into the Blue Suede Shoes of the icon of Rock and Roll by Austin Butler. Found a way to do it. There you see him Shake rattling and rolling nothing with Tom Hanks this morning but certainly for Butler. Nothing for the you're the director baz luhrmann has been a lot of The Craft categories production design and whatnot. Nine nominations, let's move on to one of my favorites. The Banshees of inertia and another another movie where you have actors competing against each other very Keegan and Brendan Gleeson competing in the best supporting actor category. Colin Farrell, career highlight for me, very is as this friend with his heart, broken nine, nominations this morning. And then, finally, a surprise for some, I think All Quiet on the Western Front. So this is the adaptation of the 1929 classic novel. Been made. Many time, a new blistering version, I mean, really kind of a film to endure, but impactful in terms of understanding the true horrors of War, it's on Netflix. And I wondered that helped it. Bring in nine. Nominations overall, Heather contact. Let's get right to it. We're getting a very first reaction from nominated Canadian saripalli. She rides a very happy today and so grateful to the incredible Collective of cast and crew, who made women talking to nominations for her. She was Oscar nominated before with away from her here. She is nominated again to get the adapted screenplay for that amazing addict. Can taking Korean Taves novel about these women and religious community who have been sexually assaulted and trying to make that difficult Choice. What do they do? Do they leave, do they stay? Do they fight all of those different perspective? Somehow Crandon that into a two and a half hours screenplay. I was not surprised to see your nominating that category but to get through after being overlooked in the director category and now a best picture nominee. That is fantastic. So excited for her. And I'm also very excited to do me. She and turning red. This Canadian director taking her own experiences growing up and giving us this hilarious and insightful. Film about a girl who is growing into a woman and sometimes growing into a red fluffy monster and a using what she knew bringing us to Rano and all its Multicultural glory to turning red nominated this morning and animation category, and that is fantastic news. So she does a movie called blond and this is a movie about Marilyn Monroe. Now, you know, the Oscar voters, have a soft spot for movies about movies and movies about well-known. I can come look at that, you know, for the costume and just to look in all of it. But this was a really kind of again, Brew to look at the real life of Marilyn, Monroe. And frankly, not a film that was kindly review, but I think perhaps just what she did to become the Maryland. We know and be able to kind of show us this very kind of raw. Portrayal of that, what it was like, existing as Marilyn getting nominated this morning. So, that is a big surprise. Not one that a lot of people expected, let's move on and take a look at Living to this is a film starring Bill Nye just opened last week. It's based on the Japanese classic hero from Kurosawa. It's about a British gentleman who get the diagnosis. Reevaluate his life. Bill nye's performance is so quiet but so powerful. He can do something have it with just a turn of his mouth, just the kind of the wink of his eye. I'm so elated to see this getting attention. And that is what an Oscar nomination can do The Fantasticks up from him and I'll finish it when my favorite Arthur character actors working today. Brian Tyree Henry for Causeway. So he plays a veteran is really struggling with what he's endured and trying to put his life together. Code starring, Jennifer Lawrence hadn't seen her on them in a long time. But it was Brian Tyree, Henry, who has done such great work in so many films from the Atlanta Series 2 more. So, certainly that was not on a lot of people's betting, balance this morning, but fantastic to see. Thank you for coming in March 12th. Los Angeles, Jimmy Kimmel was that means book, March 13th, Monday morning, will see you in your texts. Are you go Eli glazener, on Oscar nomination day, thank you so much.

Another earthquake has struck Turkey and Syria hours causing more buildings to collapse as rescue crews searched through the rubble. The death toll has risen to 2,600 with at least 11,000 more injured. Across the hardest hit regions, many buildings have collapsed with frantic search efforts underway to rescue people trapped inside. World leaders have pledged humanitarian assistance.

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Second, powerful quake hits Turkey

Health workers in Britain began their biggest ever strike on Monday, as tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance workers walked out in an escalating pay dispute, putting further strain on the state-run National Health Service (NHS). 

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Nurses, ambulance workers go on strike in UK

Tens of thousands of travellers commuted between mainland China and Hong Kong on Monday (February 6), authorities said, marking the first time in three years that all border checkpoints were reopened fully without health crisis restrictions.

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Countries around the world mobilised rapidly to send aid and rescue workers on Monday after a massive earthquake killed more than 2,300 people in Turkey and Syria. The pledges of assistance came from countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, as well as North America. 

World mobilizes aid for Turkey, Syrian quake victims

Ukraine's military has said its preparing for mass Russian bombardments across the country any day now as Moscow's invasion nears the one-year mark.

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The EU and G7 countries have also expanded the existing price cap on Russian crude oil to include all refined products.

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Russian oil ban comes into effect

A major earthquake of magnitude 7.9 has struck central Turkey and northwest Syria, killing scores of people and injuring hundreds as buildings collapsed. Emerging from the devastation are stories of survival. Rescue workers saved an injured child from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Syria's Azaz.

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Hundreds killed in Turkey, Syria earthquake

Firefighters battled dozens of raging wildfires in Chile on Sunday (February 5), seeking to gain control of one of the country's worst natural disasters in years as the death toll rose to at least 24 with nearly 1,000 more injured.

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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he expects a major Russian offensive in the coming weeks. In his nightly address, Zelenskyy said Moscow is increasing pressure on several fronts, ahead of the first anniversary of the war on February 24th. The battle for control of the eastern city of Bakhmut has been intensifying, with Russia deploying more troops.

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U.S. President Joe Biden is coming under fire for waiting days to shoot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon. Officials say waiting was necessary to keep Americans safe, but opponents say it showed weakness amid rising tensions with China.

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The extreme cold snap in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada may be over, but thousands are still dealing with the aftermath of frigid temperatures and high winds that downed power lines and burst pipes.

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Pervez Musharraf, who led Pakistan during the turbulent years of the U.S.-led War on Terror, has died at the age of 79. While he oversaw a period of economic growth, he left a complicated legacy both in Pakistan and beyond.

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Footage shows fire engulfing Melbourne’s Bright Moon Buddhist Society Temple on Sunday evening. More than 80 firefighters battled the blaze into the night as the fire quickly spread throughout the building. It's not yet known if anyone was inside when the fire started. Roads in the surrounding area are closed as investigations into the cause of the fire are underway.

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The new pricing falls under the new Twitter Blue for Business service. Within the next few months, only paying Twitter customers will have verified status. Twitter has stacked on $12.5 billion in debt, and this move hopes to increase subscription revenue to meet Musk's obligations. 

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A powerful arctic blast has hit parts of the United States and Canada, with fierce winds pushing temperatures down into the negative double digits. The lowest temperature ever recorded in North America, a wind chill of -104F was felt at Mount Washington in New Hampshire. Authorities have issued a health advisory amid the extreme cold weather.

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'Generational' Arctic blast hits U.S, Canada

A village on the Ohio, Pennsylvania border has been evacuated and a state of emergency declared after a train carrying 'hazardous materials' derailed, sparking a large fire. About 50 cars derailed in East Palestine late Friday, with the rail operator confirming many were carrying dangerous goods. A plume of toxic smoke is blowing away from the site with fears for the health of nearby communities.

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Giant fire after 'hazardous' train derailment

The U.S military has shot down a Chinese balloon, which it says was a surveillance craft, off the coast of South Carolina. China strongly condemned the military strike, saying the was used for meteorological and other scientific purposes, and had strayed into U.S. airspace "completely accidentally". Beijing saying it now reserved the right to use similar force against U.S vessels.

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Ukraine expects a possible major Russian offensive this month, but Kyiv has the reserves to hold back Moscow's forces even though the latest Western military supplies will not all arrive in time, Ukraine's defense minister said on Sunday.

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At least 23 people have died in hundreds of forest fires in Chile. Nearly a thousand people have been injured as a blistering heatwave is complicating efforts to control the blazes. The fires are raging across the central-southern regions of Araucanía, Biobio and Nuble. The government has extended emergency orders.

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Onlookers have filmed the moment U.S fighter jets shot down a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of South Carolina. Pentagon officials confirming they 'successfully took down' the airship, after the Federal Aviation Authority ordered a temporary flight restriction to clear nearby airspace. Officials say they'll now attempt to recover elements of the vessel from the water.

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The United Arab Emirates helped negotiate a prisoner swap on Saturday which saw dozens of troops from either side return home. Some 'special category' detainees were also exchanged.

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People in the northern Pakistani city of Peshawar have been protesting to demand authorities take action to prevent attacks by armed groups. More than 100 people were killed in the city when a suicide bomber targeted a mosque on Monday.

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Anti-government protests in Peru are affecting the country's tourism industry.
The most visited site, Machu Picchu, has been closed since demonstrations spread in the area.

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A jury in the United States has found Tesla billionaire Elon Musk did not defraud investors with tweets he sent in 2018. The not-guilty verdict was reached after less than two hours of deliberation following a three-week trial. 

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Beijing is calling for calm as a giant Chinese balloon continues to float over the United States. China says it is a civilian weather balloon and its location is an accident. But US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the balloon's presence is "an irresponsible act," and has postponed a planned visit to Beijing.

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The polar vortex hitting central and eastern Canada has sent temperatures to life-threatening lows. In Toronto, there aren't enough shelter beds to keep everyone off the streets at night but workers and volunteers say they won't turn anyone away.

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Andrei Medvedev fled across frozen fields in Ukraine to escape the Russian mercenary group he signed up to fight for - the secretive Wagner group. The 26-year-old says he regrets going to fight in the war and is now prepared to give evidence about the war crimes he witnessed, including brutal executions on Russia's own soldiers.

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Pentagon officials said they have 'neutralized' surveillance carried out by a Chinese spy balloon floating over the continental U.S., and the balloon poses no threat to Americans. It comes as U.S authorities confirm reports a second Chinese balloon has been spotted flying over Latin America.

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The prime ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have threatened to boycott the Paris Games in 2024 if Russian athletes are allowed to compete. This follows the International Olympic Committee's decision to allow Russian or Belarusians to participate as neutral athletes.

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Pope Francis joined the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the moderator of the Church of Scotland in South Sudan on Friday in a joint campaign to promote peace.