Weekly notable news (W35)

I always do my best to keep myself acquainted with the affairs of the world. So, let me share with you a few notable news & links that I came across this week (in no particular order). Of course, lately I am particularly interested in the Montreal World Film Festival, but you'll find the press review for this event inside my daily festival updates (MWFF in jeopardy, Day 1, Day 1.2).

• Netflix to stream new Anne of Green Gables adaptation (CBC)
• Toho Plans 'Godzilla' Animated Feature (ICv2)
• Une étude prouve que lire des livres prolonge la vie (Le Figaro)
• CitizenSpring Makes it Easy to Test for Lead Using Your iPhone (Digital Trends)
• Bookopoly: construire des librairies et des bibliothèques, façon Monopoly (Actualitté)
• Opera's free VPN roll-out follows its launch of a VPN app for iOS devices in May (Wired)
• Live-Action Blade of the Immortal Film Opens During Golden Week Next Spring (ANN)
• La bibliothèque Marie-Uguay fait peau neuve (Métro)
• Des héros oubliés (Le Devoir)
• La multiplication des légumes du bitume (Le Devoir)
• R.I.P.: Pauline Pelletier-Langlois (link)
• Give Vertical Garden a Try (The Gazette / Press Reader / Windsor Star)
• Proxima b: découverte de l’exoplanète la plus proche de la Terre (Le Monde)
• Fall film preview: 10 must-see movies (USA Today)
• NASA's Juno probe gets its first close look at Jupiter (Mashable, Gizmodo)
• 10 things we didn't know last week (BBC)
• France burkini: Highest court suspends ban (BBC)
• Golden 'curse tablets' discovered in tombs of ancient Roman city (AOL)
• The Fierce, Forgotten Library Wars of the Ancient World (Atlas Obscura)

Rhymes with Orange: Tuesday, May 10, 2016

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