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How is the media covering Emily Blunt?Emily Blunt often is covered by Left and Center Media sources.
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Center: 39%
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Emily Blunt?Emily Blunt often is covered by Left and Center Media sources.
Left: 47%
Center: 39%
15%
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Lady Gaga · MilanWho needs the laws of physics when you’re Lady Gaga? The style provocateur, 39, was spotted at the airport in Milan, Italy, on Saturday, October 11, wearing stilettos that appeared to be more like modern sculpture than footwear — a daring Christian Louboutin x Matières Fécales creation with a towering platform and curved heel. She paired the pumps featuring bows and a sheer fabric covering her toes, which were launched for Fécales’ fall 2025 deb…See the Story
Lady Gaga Rocks One of Her Most Daring Stilettos Yet With Curved Heels
80% Left coverage: 5 sources
Christopher Nolanthe rock the smashing machine Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has earned a powerful ally in his quest to land his first ever Academy Award nomination: iconic Oscar-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan, who recently said that The Rock’s performance in The Smashing Machine is the best of the year. During a recent conversation with Benny Safdie, the actor and filmmaker who directed The Smashing Machine, the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer director showered prai…See the Story
Christopher Nolan Says Dwayne Johnson's Work In 'The Smashing Machine' Is The Best Performance Of The Year; The Rock Reacts
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Tom Cruise · JapanAny serious devotee of Tom Cruise's best movie, Edge of Tomorrow (aka Live Die Repeat), knows that it's based on a Japanese light novel called All You Need Is Kill. But for fans of the time-looping, Groundhog Day-like sci-fi narrative who haven't yet pored over Hiroshi Sakurazaka's original story, they'll soon have another option to savor it: a gorgeous anime adaptation of All You Need Is Kill.See the Story
The Anime Version of the Best Tom Cruise Movie Looks Gorgeous
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
