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Finally the day has come: The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo, a film about who really took the famous Napalm Girl photo during the Vietnam War, has dropped on Netflix meaning anyone with a subscription can now see what the fuss is all about. [Read More]

A community in South Jersey stepped up to rally around a nonprofit after a real-life Grinch got away with hundreds of toys for children in need. Wheels of Change in West Deptford, New Jersey, was scrambling to replace hundreds of toys before Christmas after a thief allegedly cut the locks off their trailer and stole bags of gifts. The organization had put the toys away in the trailer to set them aside for more than 600 children. “Honestly, my stomach dropped. I wanted to cry,” Wheels of Change founder Brenda Gonzalez had told NBC10. “As we were having a food distribution outside for Thanksgiving we noticed that the locks were cut.” There are no surveillance cameras outside of the nonprofit’s building, so organizers said that they didn’t know when the theft happened or who possibly committed the theft. Wheels of Change is a resource center that helps thousands of families every year and now they can help even more people thanks to the community who dropped off gift after gift on Friday morning. Gonzalez said she wanted to thank the Grinch who allegedly stole their Christmas toys. “Thank you because not only you took from us but you also have blessed us in the same time because now it is visible to everyone the work that we do and we are receiving tenfold,” Gonzalez said. If you would like to help, Wheels of Change is accepting donations of toys at their location at 1997 Gateway Boulevard, Suite 4 in Westville. Donations can be dropped off Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. They say any new toys, geared toward children ages 7 and up, would be appreciated.

Sony has issued significant new firmware updates for two of its most widely used full-frame mirrorless cameras, bringing the a7R V to Version 4.00 and the a7 IV to Version 6.00. The updates expand focus control options, add new video workflow tools, and improve FTP transfer handling, enhancements that align both models more closely with the capabilities of Sony’s newer Alpha bodies. [Read More]

A ground stop that had been issued at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) because of a security issue was lifted on Friday evening, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Léelo en español aquí The ground stop was reported around 7 p.m. on Nov. 28 and was lifted just before 8 p.m. According to a spokesperson with the Philadelphia Police Department, the ground stoppage was issued because of a situation on a plane. Police said that it was cleared and the plane was able to takeoff. Flights coming into PHL were grounded with departing flights facing delays of at least 15 minutes, the FAA said. This is a developing story. Check back here for updates.