From NPR and W.B.E.C. Chicago, this is...

Wait, wait, don't tell me the NPR news quiz.

Hey, everybody, gather in front of me and prepare to salute,

because it's the triumph of the bill.

I'm Bill Curtis, and here is our host at the Chase Make on a Torium in Chicago,

Peter Segal.

Thanks, Bill. Thanks, everybody. Thank you.

Thank you all so much.

Hey, if there's one thing we can all agree on these days,

it seems to be superheroes. They're everywhere.

The movie theaters on TV, but surprisingly rare in real life.

That's because super suits are extremely restricting where it matters.

Trust me.

So it's an all superhero show today, although not all heroes wear capes.

For example, Black Panther didn't, and that was because Oscar winning

costume designer Ruth E. Carter decided he shouldn't.

We spoke to Ms. Carter, right after she won her Oscar in February,

and she was still pretty excited about it.

First of all, congratulations on the Oscar win.

Have you gotten over it? Are you still sort of a buzz?

You walk around holding it all day?

Yeah, I do. I pick it up, I put it down, I pick it back up,

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