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The Rose Code
During World War II, three English women receive a mysterious summons to an estate where they learn to break German codes. Osla, the debutante, always wanted to be more than a rich society woman. Mab is self-made and willing to prove it, and Beth’s shyness conceals her incredible intelligence. However, after the war ends, the friends turned enemies must unite to root out a German spy. In The Rose Code, author Kate Quinn, known for The Huntress and The Alice Network, writes another compelling historical fiction narrative that was a nominee for Reader’s Favorite Historical Fiction in 2021.
Moretti's of Dublin
Eat
With so much basketball to watch, who has time to cook this weekend? Enjoy a meal from home without the hassle at Moretti's of Dublin. Moretti's offers Italian meals made with fresh ingredients, such as their favorite homemade noodles. Enjoy mouthwatering pizzas, hearty pasta dishes and savory appetizers while you cheer for your favorite team. With big-screen TVs, a lively crowd and drink specials, it’s the perfect spot to experience every buzzer-beater and bracket-buster. Or, you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home with family meals to-go.
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Adolescence
In Adolescence, after 13-year-old Katie Leonard is tragically murdered, the police accuse an unlikely suspect: her classmate, Jamie Miller. His surprised parents navigate the criminal justice system and uncover that the dark corners of YouTube have radicalized Miller. In this four-part series, Netflix explores how the pressures of social media have negatively warped young minds. Each episode is filmed in one continuous shot to heighten the drama and keep you on the edge of your seat. The filmmakers, inspired by the rise of violence in youth in the UK, invite viewers to see the dark side of the Internet.
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Maggie Fipps is an editorial assistant at CityScene Media Group. Feedback welcome at feedback@cityscenemediagroup.com.
