This image released by A24 shows filmmaker Nathan Fielder, left, and Elizabeth Holmes, center, in a scene from "You Can See Everything." Photo: A24 via AP
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THE LEDE: Good morning. Buzz and box office don’t always line up, but “You Can See Everything” made an extraordinary $15 million from only 855 screens, with over 2,000 sellout showings over the weekend, according to A24.
The Rundown
John Turturro, thief of New York characters, stars in ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’: John Turturro grew up in Hollis, Queens, and has lived in Park Slope, Brooklyn, since 1988. Through his life as a New Yorker, his most reliable reservoir of inspiration has been the sidewalks and subway cars around him.
Box Office: Elizabeth Holmes movie ‘You Can See Everything’ is now a hit in theaters too: It also had the biggest opening for a film playing on under 1,000 screens since “Borat” opened to $26.5 million in 2006.
Sunset Park residents, officials rally to demand city redesign Third Avenue: Since 2014, drivers have killed six pedestrians and five cyclists along the 2-mile stretch of Third Avenue that runs below the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
What’s next for Brooklyn’s real estate markets?: Since 2010, TerraCRG has hosted the conference, which features discussions on the projects, trends, opportunities and challenges shaping Brooklyn’s continued evolution.
Older adults go for the gold at JASA Senior Olympics in Starrett City: The event opened with an Olympic-style ceremony, including a torch procession and flags representing participants’ cultures, and then the competition began.
First Adams-era corruption trial begins without a jury: Former buildings commissioner Eric Ulrich is one of many from the former administration faced with allegations of selling services. (The City Reporter)
Our world in photos: Rainbows, runways, rubble and more.
Our World in Photos
ALBANIA — Police use a water cannon against protesters during clashes at an anti-government demonstration in Tirana. Photo: Boris Grdanoski/AP
More Brooklyn News
"Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra to screen ‘Phantom of the Opera’ with live music" (Brooklyn Paper)
"Federal Raids Sweep Through Borough Park As Major NYC Operation Unfolds" (News 12 Brooklyn)
"A Brooklyn Neighborhood Short on Green Space Is Finally Getting a Park" (NYC News Service)
Staff Picks
READ: "The Man Who Taught Us How to Pay Attention" (NYT)
EAT: A Caribbean bakery and staple of Flatbush is closing on Saturday after 25 years. (Time Out)
CARTOON: Pro sports talk. (The New Yorker)
LIVE: "Manhattan rent smashes record at $6,865 as Brooklyn logs busiest September since 2020" (New York Post)
The Wrap
⌛ ON THIS DAY
In 1937, the Eagle reported, "Bulls and bears in Wall Street battled spiritedly for control over the price trend today. Price rallies followed declines in swift succession, giving the market for a while a distinctly uneven appearance." Click here to see what else happened on this day in history.
📔 IMPRINT
Japanese actress Anna Sawai graces the latest cover of Harper's Bazaar Japan.
👑 ROYAL WATCH
"Prince Harry: ‘This Grief Can Either Hold You Back or Help You Grow’" (GQ)
🏀 SPORTS
Noah Clowney caught in Brooklyn Nets’ rebuild (Brooklyn Eagle)
“The Honeymooners” star Joyce Randolph
Guitarist and singer Manfred Mann
Judge and TV host Judge Judy Sheindlin, who was born in Brooklyn
TV personality Kim Kardashian
Toto co-founder Steve Lukather
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