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The new gothic thriller with the name “The Devil All the Time” is set to be released on the popular OTT streaming service Netflix. The trailer dropped on August 13th, giving all the subscribers of Netflix something to be excited for.

The film stars Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson in the lead roles along with the supremely talented supporting cast that includes Bill Skarsgard, Sebastian Stan, Jason Clarke, Mia Wasikowska, and Riley Keough.

The film supposedly deals with shady characters of the town of Knockemstiff in Ohio who try to come to terms with the sins they have committed in their lives. The film has elements of Christianity. The central part of the story will be the confrontation between Holland, who plays the role of a young sinner, and Pattinson plays the role of a preacher.

The film starts with Holland receiving a gun from his father, who had received it during the Vietnam war. Holland receives it gracefully and says that it is the greatest gift he has ever received.

The trailer successfully hooks up the audience without giving away too much from the plot.  The film is directed by Antonio Campos and is produced by Jake Gyllenhaal.

The plot of the film is based on a novel of the same name by Donald Ray Pollock. The book debuted in 2011, receiving critical acclaim for its well-crafted suspense based on philosophical grounds.

Pollock also wrote a collection of short stories called Knockemstiff based on his experiences in the small town of Ohio, where he grew up. The Heavenly Table was his latest novel published in 2016. It told the story of a farmer Pearl Jewett and his three sons. The plot is based in the year 1917.

The Devil All the Time seems like an exciting prospect that can glue the subscribers of Netflix to their seats for 138 minutes.

The fact that Holland and Pattinson are working together in a film has excited the people on the internet. DC versus Marvel debate is not new; it has been going on since the time when only the comics of the two had existed. Now, Pattinson is gearing up to play the role of cape crusader in Matt Reeves’s Batman, and as we all know, Holland has already donned the Spiderman suit in Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The film “The Devil All the Time” will be released on Netflix on September 16th.

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It is essential to stay in touch with the latest news. Smartphones and the internet have helped a lot to keep us updated about local happenings and the major events across the world. There are so many websites and mobile applications which keep updating us about the latest news every minute. We don’t need to stay tuned to TV or to carry newspapers with us. However, if you are an Android user, then there are plenty of news apps available, and it is always challenging to pick the best ones for authentic news. In this article, we will help you with that. We are going to list the top news apps available for Android, which provide you authentic and detailed news in simpler words. Let’s turn the pages.

Microsoft News

Microsoft News is one of the most trustworthy news apps available for Android. All you have to do is to download this app for free from Google Play Store and choose your favorite topics after opening the app. Once you are done selecting the topics, the app will start sending important, and related news feeds picked by editors. It also sends you breaking news alerts in notifications. It sends you balanced news. It also gives you the option of saving articles to read later. It is going to offer you balanced news and a lot to read.

Flipboard

Flipboard is a popular award-winning news app that keeps you updated about the latest stories from the world’s leading publishers. It can be personalized, and you can follow topics of your interest like a business, health, tech, sports teams, cooking, travel, and more. This app has got fun animations, large images, and an attractive user interface, which makes you feel like you are reading a magazine while reading stories on this app. You can also save stories to share with your contacts with this app. This app is also available for iOS and can be used for free.

Google News

Google News is genuinely a fantastic news app to stay updated with exciting and relevant news stories. It is rich with artificial intelligence and delivers the content based on your interests and activities, which you will find useful and relevant. This content can be accessed with the “For You” button. This ad-free platform delivers authentic news from trustworthy publishers, and you can also read the same story covered by different publishers. It helps you in knowing all the perspectives of a story. Google News can be downloaded for free from Google Play Store.

BBC News

If you are looking to follow some unbiased and authentic news, then the BBC app has to be there on your phone. You can find information from different countries on this app and can also follow the live streaming of BBC news channels. This app also offers you a feature where you can receive personalized news of your interest. The news feed section of this app has got different layouts also. This app is free to use and can be downloaded from Google Play Store. This app is a good option if you are concerned about your privacy because it asks for your permission before accessing your data.

Feedly

Feedly is one of the most popular news apps available for Android. It is an RSS reader and allows you to pull content from a variety of websites and sources which will create your own trusted news network. This app also offers an integration with your social media apps, which allows you to share your news feed with your contacts. This app can be accessed by your phone and desktop both. To use this app on your Android smartphone, you can download it for free from Google Play Store.

There are lots of news apps available for Android. You need to have a dedicated app to receive authentic news regularly. In this article, we have listed the top news apps available for Android, which can be downloaded for free from Google Play Store.

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After months of building, discussing, recalibrating and collaborating, we are proud to introduce our revamped style guide.

The style guide is a showcase for our style library newsapps-styles, a front-end framework intended to maintain consistency across our projects, while giving each designer and developer the flexibility to code in their own way. Unlike frameworks like Bootstrap and Foundation, we didn’t need to build a comprehensive platform. Instead, we created a framework of basic styles to help us design for the story in mind.

Our style files are written in SCSS — a Sass syntax that builds on CSS. With SCSS, we can use all the great features of Sass, such as @mixins, %placeholders and $variables, but can write in the more familiar CSS syntax. Because we’re often bringing new people into our team — like fellows and reporters learning to code — it’s important to use tools that are easy to adopt across all levels of experience.

Collaborative coding

To build this style guide, we took our existing styles and refactored the code. At our weekly sprint meetings we demo'ed changes to the styles and discussed any changes that were needed. Team members edited components that they were most passionate about and everyone’s input was taken into account.

We decided that the style guide must achieve a balance between utility and flexibility. We discussed general principles and standards we’d all like to meet — such as using HTML5 elements — and created a flexible system of .classes and %extensions that could be used in various ways to fit the coder’s needs.

We hope our style guide will continue to evolve as we build new projects and tools. As part of our weekly sprint sessions, our team demonstrates projects they’ve built using the library. Developers can present what they learned in the process of using the style guide and propose changes or updates.

How to use

Currently the styles live in a GitHub repo. The news apps graphic kit — read more about that here — pulls in the latest version of these styles as a npm package, newsapps-styles. This way, we can decouple the styles from the graphic kit entirely, making it possible to start with a blank slate. This also ensures that each project references a specific version of the styles — if an older project needs an update, it isn’t as risk of being incompatiable with a newer version of the styles.

The newsapps-styles package is open source. Try it out on a project by running npm install --save-dev newsapps-styles on your terminal, then add @import 'node_modules/newsapps-styles/initialize'; to your main style file. (If this doesn’t make any sense to you, read up on these things: node.js, Sass, and methods of compiling Sass).

The News Apps team is excited to announce that Miles Hutson, a rising senior at the University of Texas in Austin, will be joining us in the fall for our fellowship.

As the digital manager for The Daily Texan, Miles has worked on interactive features and made improvements to begin moving their current Drupal site onto newer technology platforms. His recent projects include a map of this summer’s music festivals, and an interactive app to compare crime stats in Austin neighborhoods.

Check out his code on GitHub and watch for the awesome things he’ll be building with us in the fall! Get ready to be blown away.