The scary new movie, Sinners, from the director of Black Panther,

finds Michael B. Jordan playing twin brothers.

It's got vampires. It's got great music, and it's a fun one to see with a big crowd.

This is the most excited I've been about a movie in a very long time.

We'll tell you why you should see sinners on the biggest screen you can.

Listen to the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast from NPR.

Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. In a rare rebuke to Russian president, Vladimir Putin,

President Trump today called on the Russian leader to, quote, stop after a deadly strike on

Kiev last night. They claimed at least a dozen lives and wounded nearly

a hundred others. Trump, during a meeting with Norway's prime minister at the White House,

called it bad timing as the U.S. and other countries tried a broker a deal to end the war.

I didn't like last night. I wasn't happy with it. And we're in the midst of talking peace and

missiles were fired. And I was not happy with it.

Trump is backing a plan that would give Russia's sovereignty over land that it's taken by force,

calling that a compromise.

Ukraine and much of Europe reject that, though, saying it rewards Putin for his aggressions.

New polling data on President Trump's economic policies and public trust all appear to be pointing

in the same direction down an Associated Press-Norck Center for Public Affairs Research Survey

finds respondents expressing concerns Trump's tariffs will cause prices to rise and could push

the country into recession roughly half of those surveyed say current policies will

increase prices by a lot. Polls by Reuters and Fox News this week found a little more than a third

of respondents saying they approve of Trump's handling of the economy. A federal judge in California

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