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Forbes
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
NYT Mini Hints For Sunday, July 13: Today's Extra Clues And Answers
Answers for today's NYT Mini Crossword are just ahead. Before we get to today's NYT Mini crossword hints, clues and answers, here are Saturday's: Wondering what bird is an excellent starting guess in Wordle? Not sure what family nickname would be a terrible starting guess in Wordle? Don't worry, because I'm here to help you with extra hints and the answers for today's NYT Mini crossword. The NYT Mini is a quick and dirty version of the newspaper's larger and long-running crossword. Most days, there are between three and five clues in each direction on a five by five grid, but the puzzles are sometimes larger, especially on Saturdays. Unlike its larger sibling, the NYT Mini crossword is free to play on the New York Times website or NYT Games app. However, you'll need an NYT Games subscription to access previous puzzles in the archives. Here are extra hints and the official NYT Mini Crossword clues and answers for Sunday, July 13: Spoilers lie ahead, so remember to scroll slowly: NYT Mini Crossword Hints 1 Across: "Get your stinkin' paws off me, you damn dirty ___!" – line spoken by Charlton Heston's character in a '60s sci-fi movie 4 Across: A type of kick famously used by Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid 6 Across: New ____, band behind hits such as "Blue Monday" 7 Across: _____ Mia! – a jukebox musical based on songs by ABBA 8 Across: Palindromic exclamation of delight 1 Down: A large assortment 2 Down: Flower known as the sacred lotus 3 Down: The ____ of my _____ is my friend 4 Down: A 'dot' bubble that ended in the year 2000 5 Down: A period of time (usually centered around an album) in Taylor Swift's career NYT Mini Crossword Clues And Answers 1 Across: Gibbon or gorilla – APE 4 Across: Bird whose name is an excellent starting guess in Wordle, according to WordleBot – CRANE 6 Across: Cry from a judge – ORDER 7 Across: Family nickname that would make a terrible starting guess in Wordle – MAMMA 8 Across: "Hooray!" – YAY 1 Down: Widespread display – ARRAY 2 Down: Lakshmi who was a longtime host of Top Chef – PADMA 3 Down: "Don't let perfect be the ___ of good" (aphorism) – ENEMY 4 Down: URL ending – COM 5 Down: Historical period – ERA Completed New York Times Mini crossword for Sunday, July 13. It took me 0:26 to complete today's NYT Mini. I'm very happy with that time! I haven't had a sub-30 solve in a while. MAMMA was the only word on the Across side I didn't get on my first pass – it felt like a very nebulous clue for that one, but it makes sense to a degree to include it with the context of CRANE. Even then, you'd need to be a dedicated Wordle player to figure that one (CRANE, I mean) out. For what it's worth, MAMMA would be a very bad starting guess in Wordle because it has both a triple letter and a double letter, which would eliminate two letters at most from future potential guesses. See you tomorrow for more NYT Mini fun! Make sure to follow my blog for more coverage of the NYT Mini and other word games, as well as video game news, insights and analysis. It helps me out a lot! Want to chat about the Mini, Connections and other NYT games? Join my Discord community! And be sure to sign up for my newsletter!
Yahoo
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'80s Heartthrob, 63, Sends Fans Hearts Fluttering With ‘Dapper' Look On NYC Red Carpet
'80s Heartthrob, 63, Sends Fans Hearts Fluttering With 'Dapper' Look On NYC Red Carpet originally appeared on Parade. Decades after he first crane-kicked his way into our hearts, proved this week that some things truly never go out of style – including his own enduring charm. The beloved actor, now 63, stepped onto the red carpet for the highly anticipated premiere of his new film, , and his remarkably "dapper" appearance has sent a wave of nostalgia and admiration across the internet. Macchio, who reprises his iconic role as Daniel LaRusso in the new installment, looked effortlessly sharp in a tailored navy blue suit, a crisp white shirt, and a subtle patterned tie. Sporting his familiar warm smile and seemingly ageless features, the star posed alongside co-star , but it was his polished look and vibrant energy that quickly became a major talking point. Social media platforms erupted with comments from fans, many of whom grew up watching Macchio in the original 1984 . 'Ralph looks younger than his son,' one Instagram user commented. "Always dapper sir" one user commented. The sentiment was echoed across Instagram, with old-school fans offering their praise, 'He was plastered all over my bedroom wall . My first crush.' Another added, "Ralph you were my first poster in 7th grade ❤️ SUPER excited for the movie! Karate Kid forever 💚🌟Cobra Kai Never Dies." The buzz surrounding his appearance adds another layer of excitement to Karate Kid: Legends, which bridges the gap between the original film series and the 2010 reboot, bringing Macchio and Chan's characters together for the first time. The film, alongside the immense success of the series, has solidified Macchio's status not just as an '80s icon, but as a relevant and celebrated actor in the current landscape. While Macchio may always be our Daniel, his current, dapper era reminds fans old and new exactly why he captured hearts all those years ago – and why he's still making them flutter today. '80s Heartthrob, 63, Sends Fans Hearts Fluttering With 'Dapper' Look On NYC Red Carpet first appeared on Parade on May 29, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on May 29, 2025, where it first appeared.
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Karate Kid franchise: Karate Kid: Legends: When to watch on Netflix in US and other regions? Details here
Main Characters Connections to Cobra Kai and 2010 Movie When to Watch on Netflix in US and Other Regions? ADVERTISEMENT FAQs ADVERTISEMENT The Karate Kid franchise is returning with a new film titled Karate Kid: Legends. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle and written by Rob Lieber, the film brings back major characters and connects different parts of the franchise. It will be released on Netflix after its theatrical Macchio returns as Daniel LaRusso. Jackie Chan reprises his role as Mr. Han. This marks Chan's first return since the 2010 reboot. The new movie features a young kung fu prodigy who moves to New York City and faces problems with local creators spoke to The Direct and explained how the film fits into the larger Karate Kid universe. Though it is a standalone story, Daniel LaRusso links it to the original series. The story also connects to the 2010 movie featuring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. Viewers will see how the two timelines come Pictures has a deal with Netflix that started in 2021 and runs through 2026. All Sony films, including those under Sony Pictures Classics, arrive on Netflix during the first window. This begins 18 months after their exclusive theatrical release. Most Sony films appear on Netflix around four months after they hit the schedule remains unchanged, Karate Kid: Legends is expected to release on Netflix around September 27, 2025. After that, the movie will be available on Netflix in the US for 18 months. Following its Netflix run, the film will move to Disney+ and Netflix deal applies only to the US. However, India usually receives Sony films around the same time. Other countries may have longer waits. For example, the UK has second-window rights. Viewers there can expect the movie sometime in early 2027. Other regions will also see staggered movie is expected to arrive on Netflix US around September 27, 2025, following Sony's usual release window but release dates vary. India may receive it in late 2025, while the UK and others could wait until 2027.
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Karate Kid: Legends: When to watch on Netflix in US and other regions? Details here
The Karate Kid franchise is returning with a new film titled Karate Kid: Legends. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle and written by Rob Lieber, the film brings back major characters and connects different parts of the franchise. It will be released on Netflix after its theatrical run. Main Characters Ralph Macchio returns as Daniel LaRusso. Jackie Chan reprises his role as Mr. Han. This marks Chan's first return since the 2010 reboot. The new movie features a young kung fu prodigy who moves to New York City and faces problems with local children. Also Read: Squid Game Season 3: What to expect in final season? Here's release date and cast by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Encontre voos low-cost Voos | Anúncios de Pesquisa Saiba Mais Undo Connections to Cobra Kai and 2010 Movie The creators spoke to The Direct and explained how the film fits into the larger Karate Kid universe. Though it is a standalone story, Daniel LaRusso links it to the original series. The story also connects to the 2010 movie featuring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. Viewers will see how the two timelines come together. Also Read: Trump Vs Musk: Will Donald Trump investigate Elon Musk, cancel US government contracts with his companies or reconnect with Tesla CEO? Here's all about President's warning to billionaire Live Events When to Watch on Netflix in US and Other Regions? Sony Pictures has a deal with Netflix that started in 2021 and runs through 2026. All Sony films, including those under Sony Pictures Classics, arrive on Netflix during the first window. This begins 18 months after their exclusive theatrical release. Most Sony films appear on Netflix around four months after they hit theaters. If the schedule remains unchanged, Karate Kid: Legends is expected to release on Netflix around September 27, 2025. After that, the movie will be available on Netflix in the US for 18 months. Following its Netflix run, the film will move to Disney+ and Hulu. The Netflix deal applies only to the US. However, India usually receives Sony films around the same time. Other countries may have longer waits. For example, the UK has second-window rights. Viewers there can expect the movie sometime in early 2027. Other regions will also see staggered releases. FAQs When will Karate Kid: Legends stream on Netflix in the US? The movie is expected to arrive on Netflix US around September 27, 2025, following Sony's usual release window pattern. Will the movie be available on Netflix outside the US? Yes, but release dates vary. India may receive it in late 2025, while the UK and others could wait until 2027.
Mint
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
‘Karate Kid: Legends' review: A respectful retread
The sixth film in the martial arts franchise that debuted in 1984, Karate Kid: Legends flings open the dojo doors to deliver chops, blocks, and kicks in a nostalgic throwback for fans of the Karate Kid movies. This latest entry, a legacy sequel, deftly combines former franchise stars, elements from the last five films, and updated threads from the Cobra Kai television series, while introducing a new Chinese lead in a familiar underdog-turned-hero arc. But the tropes remain the same. The underdog journey of Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) in 1984's The Karate Kid—waxing on and off under Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita)—is mirrored in a contemporary New York setting, where Chinese student Li Fong must navigate a new world. The franchise has always been about mentorship, honour, and a game-changing final kick—even in the 2010 reboot with Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan, which leaned more into kung fu. Cobra Kai flipped the script, featuring Macchio as LaRusso and giving Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) a redemptive arc. In the 2025 film, directed by Jonathan Entwistle, writer Rob Lieber echoes the beats of the 1984 original. The film smartly opens with a scene between Miyagi-san and Daniel that underlines the connection between kung fu and karate—"two branches, one tree"—signifying that while kung fu and karate are different styles, they share philosophical and cultural roots. The new protagonist has old challenges. When Li Fong (an earnest Ben Wang) moves to New York City with his single, working mother, he leaves his kung fu shifu, Mr. Han (Jackie Chan), behind in Beijing. Li struggles with the guilt and trauma of his brother's death and the promise he made to his mother to give up fighting. In New York, he befriends pizza parlour owner Victor (Joshua Jackson) and Victor's daughter Mia (Sadie Stanley), only to be pulled into a rivalry with Mia's ex, Connor Day (Aramis Knight), a champion fighter from a local dojo. The plot is predictable as is the outcome, with one big difference. Taking Li from troubled outsider to local hero requires mentorship not just from Shifu Han, but also from Master Daniel LaRusso—thus tying in the 1986, 1989, and 2010 films, as well as the Cobra Kai series, which picked up 34 years after LaRusso defeated Lawrence. (Look out for Zabka's cameo.) Karate Kid: Legends unites all corners of the Karate Kid universe with surprising grace and grit. Jackie Chan is in fine form as Mr. Han, his cheeky wit intact. Ralph Macchio is still appealing as Master Daniel, bringing Miyagi-Do wisdom back into the mix. The real joy lies in watching these two mentors bridge their philosophies—kung fu meets karate—blending into a reboot that respects the past. Even if 'jacket on, jacket off' doesn't quite hit like 'wax on, wax off.' The action highlight is a rooftop tournament with fast cuts and sharp choreography. Though it holds back on the emotional punches and occasionally plays it safe with crowd-pleasers, Legends remains a respectful, heartfelt, and surprisingly fresh fusion of everything that's made the franchise endure.
