
Sarah may prefer to run, but she doesn’t get anywhere particularly notable in this determinedly flat character study from debuting Quebecois writer-director Chloe Robichaud. Sophie Desmarais gives a precisely tuned performance as a gifted young runner whose commitment to the activity has obliterated any vestiges of a personality or social life, a condition that Robichaud... Read more »

Want to know why Boston is moving on in the playoffs as New York goes home? Look no further than the Bruins' impressive depth, especially on the fourth line, writes Sarah Kwak.

The Senators were written off countless times this season and in the playoffs. Ultimately, it took Pittsburgh's relentless offense to finish Ottawa's unlikely run, writes Sarah Kwak.

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As things wind down here on the Croisette, prizes are starting to roll out across the various sections. Last night was Critics’ Week and later today we’ll have the Directors’ Fortnight winners. The Cinéfondation jury, led by president Jane Campion, has just released its top picks for this year. The selection is made up of 18 student films with the winners taking €15,000 for first prize, €11,250 for second and €7,500 for third. The director of first prize winner, in this case Art Institute of Chicago student Anahita Ghazvinizadeh, is also guaranteed their first feature will be presented in Cannes. Her winning short film Needle is about a girl who goes to have her ears pierced, provoking a quarrel between her parents that overwhelms the situation. Click over for the full list of winners: FIRST PRIZE Needle, dir: Anahita Ghazvinizadeh The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, USA SECOND PRIZE Waiting For The Thaw, dir: Sarah Hirtt INSAS, Belgium JOINT THIRD PRIZE In The Fishbowl, dir: Tudor Cristian Jurgiu UNATC, Romania Pandas, dir: Matúš Vizar FAMU, Czech Republic

By Sarah McBride SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Automattic, the company that operates blogging service WordPress, announced a $50 million investment from hedge fund Tiger Global on Friday. The investment comes on the heels of Yahoo's $1.1 billion acquisition of blogging company Tumblr, showing the high prices fast-growing services that targeting Internet users can command. The valuation for WordPress was similar, Fortune reported. A spokeswoman for WordPress declined to comment. WordPress powers the blogs at companies such as CNN.com and Techcrunch, a spokeswoman said. ...

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