French film is based on a true story about twin piano prodigies whose careers are threatened by a debilitating disease.

Camille Razat, star of Netflix’s ‘Emily in Paris’, and Melanie Robert play piano prodigies as they face a disease that weakens their hands.

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Literacy Activist Olga de la Cruz says the science of reading is the will solve literacy losses suffered mostly by poor kids of color in the pandemic ...

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If you have questions heading into the game, PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty is here to help. You can submit your questions in the form below and Pete will answer a selection of them in a ...