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What Is Cychlorphine, a New Kind of Drug Taking Over the Illegal Market at an ‘Exponential Rate’?
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The potent synthetic opioid is part of a new class of drugs, called “orphines,” that are causing alarm
The potent synthetic opioid is part of a new class of drugs, called “orphines,” that are causing alarm
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Louis Malle’s ‘Elevator to the Gallows’ Set for 70th Anniversary 4K Release as Jean-Jacques Beineix’s ‘Betty Blue’ Hits Big Screen After 35 Years
French giant Gaumont is launching a new 4K restoration of Louis Malle’s 1958 classic crime thriller “Elevator to the Gallows,” starring Jeanne Moreau. The special edition is being released in celebration of this year’s 70th anniversary of the French New Wave, the upcoming 70th an
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’14th,’ ‘You Can See Everything’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Lead Critics Choice Documentary Awards Nominations
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