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Hey hey hey. Mainstream movies are more likely to star an actor named Chris or a talking animal than a woman over 60, according to a new study by Age Without Limits, a group seeking to improve representation of older women in Hollywood.

Here’s a free idea: Greenlight a reboot to The Expendables with the cast of 80 for Brady instead of another Garfield voiced by Chris Pratt.

—Molly Liebergall, Sam Klebanov, Matty Merritt, Adam Epstein

In today’s newsletter, we’ll get into:

  • Ferrari’s first EV underwhelming
  • Rising beef prices forcing BBQ joints to close
  • The new indie horror movie breaking the box office

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  • Markets: Stocks swung up yesterday as an AI-driven rally in tech powered through anxiety about the conflict in Iran. Meanwhile, MSG Sports rallied to a new record yesterday after the New York Knicks clinched a spot in the NBA Finals, which, if you’re younger than 27, is the first time you’ve seen those words in your lifetime.
 

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