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MTA offi cials gave a tour of the new Fulton Center before it opens on Monday morning. / MILES DIXON, METRO

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Fulton Center ready for riders

Transportation. After years of delays, the Fulton Center subway station opened this morning to commuters. The transportation hub will eventually service 11 trains and connect with the World Trade Center and PATH. More than 300,000 are expected to pass through the station per day. PAGE 02

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Stimulus

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MTA Capital Construc-tion President Michael Horodniceanu said $1.27 billion of the $1.4 billion it cost to complete the station came from fed-eral funds, including the largest stimulus package awarded to date. An additional $847 million came from a 9/11 appro-priation from Congress, and $130 million from the MTA in local funds.

Michael Horodniceanu MILES DIXON, METRO

Fulton Center opens today and will eventually connect to 11 train lines. / MILES DIXON, METRO

Fulton Center opens aft er series of delays

After the sun comes up today, commuters using Lower Manhattan’s Fulton Center subway station can expect a brighter, more spacious commute.

The main entrance, at Fulton Street between Broadway and John Street, opens to riders at 5 a.m. today. The center connects the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z and R lines, and it will eventually extend to the World Trade Center and PATH trains. With 27 entrances, wider corridors and new pedestri-an traffic flows, officials say the 300,000 daily commut-ers will move more quickly

through the station.The main entrance fea-

tures a glass pavilion with multiple levels and wind-ing staircases. Installation “Sky Reflector-Net,” by James Carpenter, allows natural light to pour in be-low street levels, using 81 glass diamond-shaped pan-els to let the light in.

The station has 52 digi-tal screens throughout to display ads and emergency

information. It boasts 10 escalators and 15 elevators.

On Sunday afternoon, the MTA hosted a tour at-tended by elected officials, MTA chairs, community leaders and architects.

“Welcome to New York’s next great public space … something New York has never seen be-fore,” said Thomas F. Pren-dergast, chairman and CEO of the MTA. “The center

is an important symbol for New York in so many ways.”

In addition to highlight-ing the visually stunning atrium, dignitaries spoke on how Fulton Center is a symbol of Downtown’s resilience and revival after 9/11.

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer called the station a “re-minder to come out of the ashes but never forget.”

“Who would have thought, in those dark days after 9/11, when we were breathing poisons, and the place was covered in white dust and debris, that Down-town would recover as it has … that 40,000 more people live here, that it’s a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week community?” Congress-man Jerrold Nadler asked.

Downtown. The

new transportation

hub aims to be

the Grand Central

of the Financial

District.

Delays and details

Some 66,000 square feet

of kiosks, shops and offi ce

space are available in Fulton

Center, and will be leased

out by Westfi eld. Tenants

start in the new year.

• While giving reporters a tour of the new facility, Michael Horodniceanu, MTA Capital Construc-tion president, said that

the project fi nished with about $30 million left over and that the funds will return to the MTA.

• When asked about the extensive delays of the center, which was origi-nally slated to open in 2007, Horodniceanu said that one delay can throw a whole project off .

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A series of stabbings oc-curred over the week-end, leaving two victims dead and two others se-riously injured.

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Neighborhood residents gathered outside of Cafe Edison on Saturday to gather signatures and protest the looming clo-sure of the well-known Times Square eatery, which plans to shut its doors and move in late December after not renewing its lease.

The 34-year-old cafe has long been a destina-tion for celebrities and Broadway enthusiasts. The Hotel Edison plans on upgrading and restor-ing the space. METRO

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F train service interruptions coming this week The F train will not run between Greenwich Village and downtown Brooklyn for four nights this week.

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F trains will not stop at the following stations: Broadway-Lafayette, Sec-ond Avenue, Delancey Street, East Broadway and York Street. METRO

Dancing for Kindness About 250 people danced in Times Square on Sunday to cel-ebrate World Kindness Day on Sunday. Orly Wahba founded the annual event, called Dance for Kindness, four years ago. This year’s event took place in 80 cities across the world. “A lot of people try to fi ght negativity with negativity,” Wahba said. “It doesn’t work that way.” / DANCE FOR KINDNESS

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The MTA said more digital screens that assist riders with planning their trip will be ready to go by the end of the year.

There are 30 stations in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens that have the interactive screens, called an “On the Go Travel Station,” and the MTA said 153 more of the screens will be ready to use by the end of 2014.

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dia and Control Group NYC. The project began as a pilot program three years ago. According to the MTA, some 1.2 million riders have access to the digital transit information every day.

“The On the Go Travel Station network is one of the most ambitious in-sys-tem customer information initiatives we’ve undertak-en since the introduction of our subway countdown clocks,” MTA Chairman and CEO Thomas F. Prend-ergast said. “Having a digi-tal platform for customers to obtain travel informa-tion, while simultaneously giving us the ability to com-municate with them, is a huge step forward in our efforts to provide timely information to customers at the point of transit deci-sion-making.” METRO

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New York City. The kiosks provide travel route information and service updates.

More digital screens are coming to the subway

A customer uses one of the On the Go Travel Station screens. / MTA

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year again — when Metro launches To-ny’s Metro Magic, our toy drive for underprivileged children in New York, Bos-ton and Philadelphia.

This year marks the fifth anniversary of the ap-peal, which was renamed last year in memory the man who oversaw the project for more than three years, Tony Metcalf, Metro’s longest-running editor-in-chief, who passed away in July 2013 from co-lon cancer at the age of 50.

There was nothing Tony

loved more than to see the smile on the countless children’s faces each year as they opened gifts gen-erously donated by Metro readers.

“Year after year, we are astonished at how well Metro readers respond to Tony’s Metro Magic,” said Metro CEO and Publisher Yggers Mortensen. “It is wonderful to see the gifts stack up at our Metro of-

fices and to realize that we are all helping to make a needy child’s holiday more joyful.”

Once again this year, we’ll be asking readers to contribute what they can to Tony’s Metro Magic, which, since its inception, has donated thousands of toys to children for whom there would otherwise be no gifts over the holidays.

In conjunction with

Toys For Tots, Metro has es-tablished a wish list at the Toys “R” Us website that readers can access by going to www.metro.us and click-ing on the Tony’s Metro Magic logo.

From there, just choose the toys you wish to do-nate, pay online using Toys “R” Us’ secure payment sys-tem, and your gifts, along with your name attached, will be delivered to Metro’s

offices. So starting today, and

throughout November and December we will be re-minding readers to donate both in print and online at www.metro.us.

This season, we hope you will remember the children who will spend the holidays in shelters or who may not have gifts to open. Even a small gift makes big difference. METRO

A little girl receives gifts from Tony’s Metro Magic at a The Partnership for the Homeless party. / MILES DIXON, METRO

Tony’s Metro Magic brings holiday cheer Toy drive. Today Metro kicks off its fi fth annual drive, which invites you to help brighten a child’s holiday.

Gifts for kids

Who you’re helping In addition to Toys for Tots, Metro New York teams up with The Partnership for the Homeless, a local non-profi t that provides a number of resources to get homeless families into shelters and to help them with hous-ing and job training. Their annual holiday party provides meals and toys for more than 450 kids. This is the third year in a row that Metro will work with them. There are more than 22,000 children who live in the city’s shelter system.

“With a toy dona-tion you can help The Partnership for the Homeless transport that child to her holi-day dreams for at least a day,” said Arnold Cohen, president and CEO of The Partnership of the Homeless, dur-ing the Tony’s Metro Magic drive last year. METRO

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1Look for the Tony’s Metro Magic logo set up at the

top of our newly designed website, Metro.us.

2One click on the Metro Magic logo will take you

directly to a “Wish List” that we have set up on the website via a secure link on ToysRUs.com.

3Once there, you can see all the toys we’ve already

requested for kids, and more are being added daily. Simply select the toys you want and purchase them.

That’s it! Selecting only the toys on our Wish List ensures all the gifts will be shipped to our offi ces.

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“Everybody agrees the immigration system’s broken. And we’ve been talking about it for years now in terms of fi xing it.”Obama, in the interview, according to a CBS transcript

President Barack Obama de-fended his plan to use exec-utive powers to implement some immigration reforms, saying in an interview on Sunday he had waited long enough for Congress to act.

Republican leaders warned that an ease to some restrictions on un-documented immigrants would “poison the well” or would be “a red flag in front of a bull.”

The meeting came after the Democrats were pun-ished in midterm elections last Tuesday. Republicans seized the Senate and kept a majority in the House of Representatives, in what Obama said was a message from voters who held him responsible for how Wash-ington worked, or didn’t.

In an interview on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Obama said he had watched while the Senate produced a bi-partisan immigration re-form bill, only to have it not taken up by House Republi-can Speaker John Boehner.

Obama said he had told Boehner if he could not get it done by year’s end, the White House was going to have to take steps to im-prove the system.

He said borders need to be secure, the legal im-migration system needs to be more efficient and there needs to be a path to legal status for the 11 million un-documented immigrants. REUTERS

A young girl whose father was deported cries during a protest in response to President Obama’s delay on immigration reform in front of the White House in September. / GETTY IMAGES

Obama defends his plan on immigration in TV interview

Reforms. Obama said he has waited long enough for Congress to act on undocumented immigrants.

Bush brother

Flip a coin on Jeb Bush in 2016 There’s a “50-50” chance that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will seek the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, according to his older brother, former President George W. Bush.

“I’d give it a toss-up,” the 43rd president said in an interview that aired on CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday. “I know this about Jeb. He is not afraid to succeed. In other words, I think he knows he could do the job. And nor is he afraid to fail.” BLOOMBERG

Loretta Lynch

Obama’s choice for attorney general avoids political tangles Loretta Lynch, the 55-year-old native of Greensboro, North Carolina, made his-tory when President Barack Obama made her the fi rst black woman nominated to become the top U.S. law enforcement offi cer.

As the top federal pros-ecutor in Brooklyn, Lynch has been tough on terror-ism and cyber crimes.

She received a polite response so far from Repub-licans, but Obama urged the Senate to act quickly on the nomination.

The Senate will remain in Democratic control until January. A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Democrats

haven’t decided whether they will try to confi rm Lynch before Republicans take over.

Lynch is in her second stint as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York, a post she held previously in the Clinton administration. The Harvard-educated law-yer was confi rmed for her current post in 2010 with no Republican opposition.BLOOMBERG Lynch / GETTY IMAGES

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Two Americans freed Saturday by North Korea after a secret mission by a top U.S. intelligence offi-cial to secure their release were reunited with loved ones after arriving at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state.

“It’s been an amazing two years, I learned a lot,” Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American tour guide and missionary detained two years ago, told media upon his arrival at the

base, the Associated Press reported.

Bae and Matthew Miller, who had been sentenced to years of hard labor for commit-ting “hostile” acts against the Kim Jong Un regime, traveled to the U.S. ac-companied by American intelligence chief James Clapper, who negotiated the men’s freedom in a one-day trip to North Ko-rea, the first by a senior U.S. official in about two years.

The Obama adminis-tration’s efforts to free the men should not be viewed as a “diplomatic signal,” said a senior U.S. official traveling with President Barack Obama to Asia, who spoke on the condition of not being identified. REUTERS

Americans released by N. Korea reunited with their families

A conservative anti-North Korean activist holds a sign callingfor the release of detained U.S. missionary Kenneth Bae following a protest against the North Korean regime, in Seoul. / GETTY IMAGES

Free . U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement he was “relieved” the Americans were returning home.

Report

Nurse who fought Maine Ebola quarantine moving out of state

A nurse who treated Ebola patients in West Africa and publicly fought quarantine orders in New Jersey and Maine after returning to the United States last month has decided to move away from her home state, a newspaper in Maine reported.

Kaci Hickox and her boyfriend, Ted Wilbur, plan to leave Maine after Nov. 10, or the expiration of the monitoring period

for the virus’ 21-day incu-bation, according to the Press Herald newspaper.

Wilbur did not say where the couple planned to move. “We’re going to try to get our lives back on track,” he told the newspaper on Friday.

Wilbur and Hickox could not immediately be reached for comment.

After criticizing New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie over the forced isolation, she was driven to her boyfriend’s home in Fort Kent, in Maine’s far north, where Gov. Paul LePage ordered her quarantined even though she had tested negative for the virus. REUTERS

Anniversary

Germany marks 25 years since fall of Berlin Wall

More than a million Germans and people from around the world on

Sunday celebrated the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the event that marked the end of the Cold War.

A spectacular 15-kilo-meter-long string of 7,000 illuminated helium balloons

traced the course of the barrier that once snaked through the city, slicing across streets, between families and even through graveyards.

They were set free one after another into the night

sky, symbolizing the breach-ing of the wall by crowds of protesters in 1989. The Berlin Staatskapelle orches-tra played Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, “Ode to Joy,” in front of the Brandenburg Gate. REUTERS

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How did the attack happen?I came back home from a shop with bags and entered the door code when two men rushed from the dark and attacked me. They were waiting,

I heard footsteps but did not realize that something like this could happen. I wanted to run, but they tethered me with a rope. I tried to free myself, but they cut my lips. I screamed. They hit me on the head. Then the second man hit me in the jaw. Then they ran away. Later in the hospital doctors told me that they had to remove two of my teeth. I did not see who attacked me. I only know that they were two men who were as

small as I am.

You have had threats in the past, so why didn’t you have insurance?I receive threats every day. But still nobody dared to do something to me. I’m sure that this attack was made by one of my detractors on the Internet. Because in I never have any conflicts. I didn’t have insurance, because I had no idea this would happen.

Have you recovered?My “outside” is already in order. But my “inside” is still recovering. The doctors had to stitch something on the inside of my mouth. I do use makeup, but no one can see it because I wear sunglasses. DMITRY BELYAEV, METRO WORLD NEWS

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Cloud of pot smoke puts Colo. school on partial lockdown A high school in Colorado, one of the fi rst two U.S. states to legalize recreational marijuana use, was put on partial lockdown on Friday after a student’s weed pipe fi lled a class-room with pot smoke, the school said.

The smoke from the device, known as a “gravity bong” or “bucket,” was released into a classroom at about 9:45 a.m. at Ad-ams City High School in Commerce City, a northeastern suburb of Denver.

“As a precautionary measure, our students were placed on a modi-fi ed lockdown to limit movement throughout the school,” the school said in a statement, adding that teenagers who had been near the device were examined by medical personnel. REUTERS

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Animal rights group PETA has slammed the Discovery Channel’s “Eat-en Alive” show, which claims it will show a man being eaten alive by an anaconda, as a publicity stunt that will torment the snake.

Trailers of the show, which will air Dec. 7 on the cable network, show naturalist and wildlife filmmaker and author Paul Rosolie donning a custom-built snake-proof outfit.

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PETA criticizes ‘Eaten Alive’ show for animal cruelty

Fully grown anacondas can grow to more than 29 feet in length and weigh over 550 pounds. / GETTY IMAGES

first person that is going to be eaten alive by an ana-conda,” Rosalie says in the trailer as his team is shown catching a snake. “I don’t expect anyone to believe us until we show it.”

Although PETA said the premise of the show sounds far-fetched, if the description is accurate the snake will be tormented. It added that whether it is a hoax or not, it has asked

the network to pull the show.

“Anacondas go days without eating and expend the energy needed to do so selectively. Making this snake use up energy by swallowing this fool and then possibly regurgitating him would have left the poor animal exhausted and deprived of the energy that he or she needs,” PETA said in a statement. REUTERS

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How do you feel about the situation in Ukraine? The authorities are manipulating people to make more money. I’m sure there is mafi a involved. Ukraine, Russia and the United States are all at fault. But I believe the U.S. the most, because they acted aggressively from the beginning.

Everyone says that Ukrainians and Russians have become enemies. This is just “brainwashing” served up by the press. I have good relations with Russians, I have family living there. My friends in Ukraine also talk to people in Russia. Nobody fi ghts.

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Much like with any successful shopping trip, it helps to know what to look for when visiting schools — a daunting task for most high school seniors.

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Like many high school seniors, Eileen Hurley is both excited and nervous at the thought of gradu-ation and heading off to college. To find the right schools for her, Hurley and her family are spending time visiting campuses.

Currently, Hurley’s fa-vorite is Syracuse Univer-sity; the Queensbury, New York, native says she’s drawn to the large-school atmosphere. “A big thing for me is the sporting

fi tting in?Tours, each led by a current student who is extremely competent at walking backward, will give you a good idea of the campus scene.

“This happens in most cases during the tour,” Luse says. “Is there a Greek system? Is this a rah-rah campus with sports? Is it more nerdy or preppy? Are these students you would want to spend the next four years with? That’s what the student needs to identify.”

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Avoid this mistake Whatever you do, don’t judge the entire student body by your tour guide. “You might have a tour guide who is having a bad day,” Luse says.

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Don’t forget to consider the price tag “You have to think about whether your family can aff ord this college,” Luse says. “This is something parents pay more at-tention to, but students need to keep this in mind as well.”

campuses, Luse suggests:

Would you do best at a small college or a large university?“The best way to see if you match up with a school is to go to the information session,” Luse says. “That’s when you will get an idea of the class sizes, what ma-jors they have and do you fit in with the SAT score range and GPA.”

It’s also important to ask yourself what kind of learning environment works best for you. For example, are intimate classrooms more your thing, or do you prefer the impersonal quality of large lecture halls?

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Video games. This college says gamers deserve scholarships, too High school students who are outstanding athletes or promising intellectu-als are used to fielding scholarship offers from some of the nation’s top universities. But a small college in Illinois is offering considerable scholarships to a previ-ously overlooked sector — those who obsessively play video games.

Robert Morris Univer-sity Illinois introduced the scholarship program for gamers this summer, telling reporters that it was recognizing the growing power and popu-larity of what the school calls “eSports.”

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Join after-school activitiesSchool clubs and sports are great ways to both explore new interests and make new friends. “I think that some students felt that they didn’t join as many activities as they could have or that they weren’t joining the right activities for them,” says Shyu.

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Some celebrities are just better at taking a joke than others. Macaulay Culkin, for instance, laughed off a Facebook death hoax this weekend by tweeting a “Weekend at Bernie’s”-style photo of him from the Twitter account of his band, The Pizza Underground. Fake reports circulated over the weekend that Culkin had been found dead, but as the photos posted by the band prove, he’s very much alive. “We’re on

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Disney parody “After Ever After,” teamed up with fellow YouTuber Peter Hollens for “Boy Brand,” a sickeningly catchy medley mocking the titans of boy band-dom. The harmonies are tight, and the jokes at the expense of the bands — particularly N*SYNC and Backstreet Boys — are genuinely funny, if a little mean.

Poor Mark Zuckerberg found ‘The Social Network’ ‘hurtful’

In not-so-surprising news, Mark Zucker-berg didn’t enjoy “The Social Network.” The topic of the David Fincher-directed, Aaron Sorkin-written film about the founding of Facebook came up during a live Facebook Q&A. “It was a very inter-esting experience to watch a movie that was supposedly about my life,” Zucker-berg says. “They went out of their way in the movie to try to get some interesting details correct, like the design of the of-fice. But on the overarching plot, in terms of why we’re building Facebook to help connect the world, or how we did it, they just kind of made up a bunch of stuff that I found kind of hurtful.” Poor guy. So what hurt the most? “They kind of made up this whole plot line about how I somehow decided to create Facebook to, I think, attract girls,” he says. That’s totally wrong! The real reason was that he was tired of playing Farmville alone.

valued at $1,000. Recog-nizing Dick as a famous person, the guy said yes, at which point Dick took it and rode away. The owner of the necklace reported the theft, and cops spotted Dick this weekend — also while tooling around on his bicycle — and nabbed him. He was released on $25,000 bail. I’m hoping his legal team goes with the “It’s Andy Dick, what did the guy expect to hap-pen?” defense.

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Haters gonna hate

As Taylor Swift’s song goes, “the haters gonna hate (hate hate hate hate hate).” For some celebri-ties — like Swift — all that animosity wilts in

the face of continued success, while for others — looking at you, Renee Zellweger — it’s an ob-stacle they can’t get past. We noticed that certain famous women constant-ly find themselves on the receiving end of a wave of negativity, despite put-ting out great work, and it’s really kind of a head-scratcher. Why are some women perennial targets for haters more than oth-ers? And why do famous

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‘The Millers’

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Tom Cruise

We racked our brains for a male equivalent to this phenomenon, and the closest was Tom Cruise. People’s opinion of him might fi nally be catching up with his box of-fi ce, if “Edge of Tomorrow” is any indication.

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men get a pass from this kind of premeditated bashing?

Take Swift and Kath-erine Heigl, for example. They attract about the same amount of ire, but Swift keeps going plati-num while Heigl has struggled since leaving “Grey’s Anatomy” five years ago. With the mas-sive success of Swift’s “1989” last week and the premiere of Heigl’s buzzy new show, “State of Af-fairs,” next week, it’s a perfect time to take a look at some of the more divi-sive female stars of today and see how all the toxic chatter is really affecting their bottom lines.

We broke down some of the most beloved to the most taunted celebri-ties to see how they stack up in the success depart-ment. Maybe you think we got something wrong, though? Like maybe Jen-nifer Lawrence isn’t so infallible, or maybe we’re all done beating up on Anne Hathaway now. Let us know in the comments at www.metro.us.

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Top 5 earners

1‘Big Hero 6’

$56.2 million

2 ‘Interstellar’

$50 million

3 ‘Gone Girl’$6.1 million

4 ‘Ouija’

$6 million

5 ‘St. Vincent’

$5.7 million

Infl atable robot movie has a ‘stellar’ weekend Box offi ce. To the

shock of most, “Big

Hero 6” edged past

the latest Nolan fl ick.

“Big Hero 6,” Walt Disney’s animated superhero film featuring an inflatable, sometimes flying robot, clocked $56.2 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales to lead the weekend box office, topping director Christopher Nolan’s space adventure, “Interstellar.”

“Interstellar,” starring Matthew McConaughey, opened on Wednesday and recorded $50 million over the three days from Friday through Sunday, and $52.2 million over five days.

If the final figures hold up, it would be only the fourth time in history that two new films had hit the $50 million mark on the

The adorable fellas from “Big Hero 6” upset Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar.” / DISNEY

same debut weekend, the last time being June 2013 with “Monsters University” and “World War Z,” box of-fice tracking firm Rentrak said.

“Gone Girl,” director David Fincher’s hit starring Ben Affleck as a husband suspected of murdering his wife, was third with

$6.1 million, according to estimates from Rentrak. It has taken in more than $145 million since opening on Oct. 3.

Rounding out the top five, low-budget “Ouija,” the top film for the past two weeks, made $6 mil-lion while the Bill Murray-Melissa McCarthy com-

edy “St. Vincent” was No. 5 with $5.7 million.

The Stephen Hawk-ing biopic “The Theory of Everything,” starring Ed-die Redmayne and Felicity Jones, had the fourth-best per-screen-average of the year, grossing $207,000 from just five theaters. It expands Friday. REUTERS

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Michael Caine meets Stephen Hawking Interview. Being

in a movie about

outer space meant

the “Interstellar”

star got to hang

with another

legend.

Michael Caine’s work in Chris-topher Nolan’s new film, “Interstellar,” gave him the chance to become friendly with theoretical physicist Kip Thorne, who in turn intro-duced Caine to Hawking — who himself only had one thing on his mind: Caine’s wife.

When Christopher Nolan explained this project to you, how did you wrap your head around it?Well, I was fascinated by it because I knew Kip Thorne’s book about black holes and all that stuff, and then I found out that Kip Thorne was the techni-cal adviser. And then he introduced me to Stephen

Michael Caine plays a physicist trying to save humankind in “Interstellar.” MELINDA SUE GORDON, PARAMOUNT, WARNER BROS.

Hawking, who came and saw the movie.

What was your interac-tion with him like?He can hear every word you say, but he can only re-ply on the computer with a muscle in his eye. One muscle in the corner of his eye, it’s down to that. I met him in the corridor

Recurring star

Nolan’s regular

At what point do you just assume that you’re the voice of reason in Christopher Nolan’s head?I seem to be that all the time, don’t I? [Laughs] I’m always the one who’s sort of there represent-ing the people who stayed behind. Like in [the Batman fi lms], I was the realist, saying, “You’re going to do what? You’re going to put on a suit and go to the top of the building?” I seem to represent the people on Earth who don’t go out and actu-ally do the things. But in some cases, as in this picture, I’m the one who thinks it up.

Maybe next time he’ll let you go on the mission.No, I’m too old now.

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‘Too Many Cooks’

AdultSwim.comFirst aired during the 4 a.m. slot on the Cartoon Network, the Adult Swim-birthed short “Too Many Cooks” somehow became a viral sensation, despite being powerfully and bril-liantly weird. It’s a pastiche of the feel-good opening credits of nice ’80s sitcoms like “Full House” and “My Two Dads,” with actors freezing in goofy poses as their names pop up, all against a blood-curdlingly catchy theme song. (And the one here is scarily spot-on. “Too Many Cooks” may run 11 minutes, but the song will stay in your head for a lifetime.)

But it offers more than repetition-as-a-joke (though that would have been funny too). It keeps changing, turning into

‘TOO MANY COOKS’ IS MORE THAN A VIRAL

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Netfl ix Instant

‘Batman Returns’

With “Birdman” out, now’s the time for some Michael Keaton-era “Batman.” But do the second one, which features a romance — between our hero and Michelle Pfeiff er’s Cat-woman — played out in leather and whips. Hey, kids have to learn about BDSM some time.

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‘Kingpin’

You could prep yourself for the potential disap-pointment of “Dumb and Dumber To” by watching the original, now on Instant. Or you could revisit the Far-relly brothers’ superior, loopier follow-up, which paired a one-handed Woody Harrelson with an Amish Randy Quaid.

a work sitcom, then a cop show, then a “G.I. Joe”-style toon and so on. And then there’s that pudgy, machete-wielding psychopath who soon hacks up the ever-swelling cast. What starts off snarky turns genuinely creepy before destroying itself.

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Cutting room fl oor

Working with Terrence Malick One of the producers of “The Better Angels” is Terrence Malick, who is also a major infl uence on the style. (Director A.J. Edwards has worked on Malick’s last three fi lms.) Clarke even has a role in the legendary fi lmmaker’s “Knight of Cups” — though, like most Malick actors, he’s not even sure if he’ll be in the fi nal cut. “I really truly have no idea what it’s going to be and how it’s going to come out in the end. Terry’s got a particular style, particu-lar motives. It’s a truly amazing little carnival to work in,” Clarke says. “He’s got a lot of method to his madness.”

Into the woods with Jason Clarke Interview. The

future “Terminator:

Genisys” star

talks playing Abe

Lincoln’s tough dad

in the fi lm “The

Better Angels.”

In “The Better Angels,” Ja-son Clarke plays Tom Lin-coln, the rugged, remote fa-ther of the 16th president, seen enduring the death of his wife Nancy (Brit Marling) and the arrival of young Abe’s stepmom, Sarah (Diane Kruger). But it’s no traditional biopic. It’s told in a series of mon-tages, with a script Clarke describes as a “blueprint.”

“As an actor it allows you to let go of some of the things you have as walking sticks to help you along,” Clarke says. “You find a great amount of freedom and a lack of pressure, which is very refreshing. There is no right or wrong.”

If the acting style was

unusual for Clarke — who’s now do-ing giant films, like this year’s “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” and the forthcoming “Terminator: Genisys,” in which he’ll play John Connor — the actual business of m a k i n g a film in the midst of nature was not. C l a r k e grew up on a farm in Austra-lia, and is an avid out-doorsman. This was still hard.

“We really built the cabin out there. We wore clothes that were made from cloth that was right from the time pe-

riod,” he says. Tom has been dis-

puted over the years, some historians attack-ing him as a lout, others

as a good man. “It was a different way of being

a father at that point,” Clarke explains. “The kid’s got to learn how to farm, build, cook, find heat and shelter. If the father dies, which

they did quite young back then, it’s his

job to step up and support the

family.” It can be shocking for mod-

ern viewers to watch their cold father-son relationship. “It’s [Tom’s] job to tell him to do this, that his job is to learn, he’s about to be a man. He needs to know what he’s doing, otherwise he might die out there.”

In “The Better Angels,” Jason Clarke plays Abraham Lincoln’s rugged, distant father, Tom. / AMPLIFY

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Make this the most wonderful time of the year by taking these steps to avoid depression.

Happy holiday how-to

Flipping the calendar to November kicks off the anticipation, joy and fun of the two-month holiday season. But those same occasions can leave some people feeling less than jolly, whether it’s because of the looming winter, the prospect of uncomfortable gather-ings or not feeling like there is much to cel-ebrate. We got some tips from wellness counselor Anne Parker, of Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa, on how to avoid holiday depression.

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Keep up your exercise routine

With gift-buying, decorating and planning trips, it can be tempt-ing to move your usual workout routine to last place on your to-do list. However, this is the time when it is most impor-tant to make sure you are exercising regularly. “Exercise will keep your energy level up, release tension and support a positive mood,” Parker advises. “Exercise is the No. 1 way to keep melancholy at bay!”

Be careful of expectations

Expectations about how things “should be” are dangerous, particularly at holiday time when activities and events feel even more signifi cant. “Remember to focus on the things that you can actually impact and let go of the expectations about things you can’t control,” Parker says.

Raise a toast, but keep it to just one glass. / THINKSTOCK 1 Dial back the drinking Even though alcohol can have the eff ect of loosening us up, it is actually a depressant,

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56 Don’t fi ght the sadness As the year is coming to an end, sadness and grief can become ampli-fi ed. “This is normal, and you need to be gentle with yourself about this,” Parker says. “Fighting the feelings or judging yourself for having these feelings just gives them more strength.” Writing is a great way to acknowledge what you are feeling and move the energy in a positive way.

Enjoy the moment Allow yourself to be fully present and engaged with holiday happenings. Focus on what is going on and fully enjoying what you have instead of dwelling on how you wish things could be. “If you are truly pres-ent, you give yourself the opportunity to discover, play, connect and enjoy!”

Get enough sleep

This basic self-care habit is absolutely critical to warding off depression — it is also an easy thing to cut back on when the holidays are in full gear. Make sure you’re giving yourself adequate time (and a proper bed!) for nourishing sleep.

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98 Set priorities Or, in other words, don’t sweat the small stuff ! “Focus your attention and energy on what is most meaningful and congruent with the holiday experience you want to create for your-self and others,” Parker says. “Putting pressure on yourself to have all the details and minutiae perfect is a quick way to plunge yourself into frustration, anxiety and a negative mood.”

Stay connected All the obligations and endless to-do lists of the holidays can be over-whelming and lead you to lose touch with what supports you the most. “Be careful not to isolate yourself or withdraw from life — people, ac-tivities, animals, nature, God, spirit,” Parker says. “That disconnect creates the opportunity for sadness, regret and disappointment to take over.”

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Being a ‘rookie’ on the job may be key to success

The first few months of a new job are often filled with stress as the new-comer navigates his or her way through a sea of new faces, new rules and new challenges. But a new book argues that being the new kid on the block in a new company or field can also lead to increased creativity and some of the best mo-ments of your career.

“When we’re in this rookie mode is when we tend to do our very best work,” says Liz Wiseman, the author of the book “Rookie Smarts: Why Learning Beats Know-ing in the New Game of Work.” “There’s brilliance

Career track. A former tech

executive says new

employees are the

key to innovation.

New to the job? Now is the time to be creative. / FUSE

in it. A rookie move isn’t a mistake or a disaster but is actually something that is innovative.”

Here are some things real-life rookies should keep in mind as they navi-gate the workplace.

1There is no honey-moon period. “Rather than be

nervous, [real-ize] that this is where you are going to do your best work,” says Wiseman. “Instead of see-ing those first six months as a write off and kind of being

in learning mode and not being expected to contrib-ute, actually the first six months is when people are valuable.”

2Ask smart ques-tions. “Start reaching out to people who

know [the lay of the land],” says Wiseman. “And that humble request for help

is likely to kick in somebody’s mentoring genes.”

3Don’t be arrogant.No one has

made friends by bluntly criticiz-ing the way

things are done. “I think approaching anything by saying ‘I have a better way’ is not going to go over well,” Wiseman notes. “I think the best approach, the humbler approach, is to think ‘what can I learn from you, what can you teach me’ and then just deliver fast and I think just show them.”

4Build a record of success. “If you could show a trend of [suc-

cess], hiring managers will see that what you have is learning agility,” she notes.

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The time is now

Age is just a number “It’s never too late to be a rookie,” stresses Wiseman. “Profession-als who are able to use their hard-won experi-ence but are still able to tap into their rookie smarts will build a cul-ture of innovation.”

31LETTERS & GAMES

Across1 Wet lowland6 Kind of brake10 “Omigosh!”14 “— the Barbarian”15 Ottoman title16 Put one’s foot — —17 Work around18 Legumes19 Ms. Ferber20 Achilles, for one22 Film with Arnold and Jamie Lee (2 wds.)24 Camping equip. supplier26 Bamboo munchers27 Hot sauce31 Fleur-de- —32 Rockne of Notre Dame33 Brandish36 “Mona Lisa” singer39 Seine feeder40 Brash41 Sanskrit dialect42 Conniving43 Striped candies44 Burnt out45 Choke or joke46 Typical48 Moors51 Zippy’s word52 IRS info (2 wds.)54 Called up, as troops59 Hungry for more

60 Retirees’ kitties62 Coff ee and steamed milk63 Nerve network64 Wimple wearers65 Helen, in Spain66 Part of NBA67 Feds (hyph.)68 Put on the late show

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37 “Shake — —!”38 Lunar phenom-enon40 Appearance41 — excellence43 — Hari44 Ringmaster?45 Raise fl owers47 TV knob48 Privileged ones49 Leaves50 Vaccine52 Rhett’s hangout53 Playing with a full deck55 Dell56 Passage57 Famed lava spewer58 Faculty honcho61 Common ID

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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Your possessive tendencies may be difficult for your mate to handle today. Don’t put demands on people you live with.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. Inevitable changes concerning your career may surprise you. Stomach problems due to nervous tension are likely.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Don’t mix romance with business. Gossip will damage your reputation. At this time, honesty and discrimination are your greatest assets.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You can utilize your dis-cipline to accomplish your goals. You have everything it takes to succeed in all your endeavors.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Emotional problems with family members could stifl e your plans. Residen-tial moves or changes will be benefi cial in the long term. Follow your instincts.

Aries | March 21-April 20.Travel should be on your agenda. You can obtain a vast amount of knowledge if you keep an open mind and discuss your opinions.

Taurus | April 21-May 21.Take some time to do things for your colleagues. You should be able to pick up additional knowledge or skills through courses.

Gemini | May 22-June 20. Your fl ippant nature will surface if you let your emo-tions get out of control. You need to get out and enjoy life.

Cancer | June 21-July 22. Added responsibilities may be diffi cult for you to handle. Do your best to make changes and improve-ments that will benefi t the whole family.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Love connections could solidify if you discuss your intentions with your mate. Don’t hesitate to set aside time.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Emotions may fl are up on the home front. Take one step at a time and don’t pick sides. Your practical outlook will win out.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Travel will lead to new friendships and valuable information. Don’t be afraid to accept inevitable changes in your personal life. EUGENIA LAST

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Letters

Election message anything but clearRe: ‘Obama needs to fi x his policy’ (Metro, Nov. 7) When letter writer George Christian says Obama’s policies were on the ballot this election, he is right, but not how he thinks. After all, several (red) states passed increases in minimum wage, another state passed expanded background checks for gun purchases and Massa-chusetts opted to require paid sick time for workers. Most of these same states voted in Republican lawmakers who oppose (or fl ip-fl opped on) these measures. In that light, the message of this past elec-tion is hardly clear. CHARLES HALL, VIA EMAIL

What is the GOP angry about?Re: ‘Obama needs to fi x his policy’ (Metro, Nov. 7) So George Christian argues the election was a “stunning” defeat of “Obama’s agenda”? What is that agenda? All I see is a guy who is trying to improve the quality of life of Americans. Stocks are up, gas is down, property values have rebounded, health care means more than it did and we are not in any major wars. What exactly is the percentage who voted Republican actually upset about? BRIAN BECK, VIA EMAIL

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Give it up

Cuban: OKC

should tank

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is no stranger to saying

controversial things. He dropped his

latest on Sunday. Cuban suggested the Thunder should tank the season with stars

Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook

both out an extended period of time,

referring to when the Spurs fi nished near the bottom in 1997 when David

Robinson was hurt and they won the lottery and picked Tim Duncan. “The

question I don’t think anybody has asked is: Why don’t they pull a David Robin-son and try to get Tim Duncan?” said

Cuban. The Thunder has started 2-5.

Jaiquawn Jarrett couldn’t remember after Sunday’s 20-13 win the exact num-ber of starts he’s had with New York — even if he can count them on one hand.

But it was the unher-alded Jarrett, a former second-round pick of the Eagles in 2011, who keyed a feisty Jets defense to the win.

He had seven tackles, one sack, a fumble recov-ery and interceptions in the first and third quarter after finding out Friday he would be making the start for rookie first-round pick Calvin Pryor.

“When the tables are rolling for you, you just got to continue to capitalize,” Jarrett said. “The ball fell in our favor and we were able to get the offense the ball and they were able to go down there and get some points for us.”

Pryor is still far more comfortable playing the run. In a game against a quarterback like Ben Roethlisberger, the Jets feared Pryor could get burned.

And so Jarrett got his first start of the season against a quarterback who had an NFL-record 12 touchdowns the last two weeks.

“I think as a unit, as a team, we came together. We dialed in, we stayed focused on doing just our job,” Jarrett said. “We were able to go out there and execute and get the job done.”

NFL. The hardly

known safety had

a huge game,

including two

interceptions, as he

started Sunday.

Jarrett takes ball, attention in upset

Jarrett came up with a crucial diving interception at the goal line in the fi rst quarter. / GETTY IMAGES

New face, new place

Seahawks run over Giants on way to victory

The Giants hung tight with the defending champions long enough to make it look like they could pull off a huge upset. In the end, it was just a tease.

The Seahawks (6-3) pounded the Giants (3-6) in the second half — and fourth quarter specifi cally — as they sent New York to its fourth consecutive loss, 38-17.

We look at three things that went wrong as the Giants are perilously close to making the last month

of the season completely meaningless for the playoff picture.

1BeastingThe Giants simply had

no answer for Marshawn Lynch, specifi cally in the second half. The running back known as “Beast Mode” pounded the Giants for 140 yards and four touchdowns as part of a day in which Seattle rushed for 350 yards. New York hasn’t given up that many rushing yards since 1978. Buff alo’s Terry Miller ran for over 200 yards in that game in a season in which the Giants fi nished 6-10. It looks like they’re

headed to a similar end-of-season record in 2014.

2Gotta have heartThe talk all week from

the Giants was about

eff ort and heart. And yet, on Sunday, it looked like only Odell Beckham Jr. — a rookie — showed much of any fi ght. The defense and off ense both took a rain

check on the second half. Even Eli Manning’s late fumble was an odd non-contact dropped ball. Now we’ll fi nd out if the team really has any heart.

3Broken recordIt’s become like a bro-

ken record, but the Giants can’t run the ball and they can’t win if they can’t run the ball. Hopefully Rashad Jennings will be back next week, because Andre Williams — despite a nice touchdown Sunday — is not cutting it. Maybe get-ting Beckham involved in the running game, as they did once against Seattle, is an option. MARK OSBORNE

What went right

1Containing Big BenIt was assumed Steelers

quarterback Ben Roethlis-berger would have a huge game against the Jets. Instead, Roethlisberger fi nished with a rather poor 30-of-43 for 343 yards with two interceptions. But that includes an 80-yard garbage time touchdown. Roethlis-berger came into this game with just three interceptions on the season.

2All about turnoversThe Jets didn’t have a

single turnover in the game for a second straight week — a huge accomplishment for a team that was hemor-rhaging the ball under Geno Smith.

3Set the toneThe Jets came out early

and dominated the ball in the fi rst quarter. They al-lowed just fi ve total yards.

KRISTIAN DYER@[email protected]

New face, place

Vick solidifi es his hold on starting spot

Michael Vick has proven to be everything that his previous 12 years in the league would indicate.

While his two touch-down passes, including a 67-yard connection with T.J. Graham in the fi rst quarter, were im-portant for spurring the Jets’ win, it was equally important that he didn’t turn the ball over.

“In my heart, I feel like on any team I can be the starter. As long as it is not Aaron Rodg-ers or Ben Roethlisberg-er,” Vick said. “I am not saying those guys are better quarterbacks, I am just saying that I am confi dent in my abili-ties. If there is an oppor-tunity there, yeah. But I do feel like at times, the opportunities were there but the coaches made the decisions not do it. And I solely understood everything that was taking place. It was all about develop-ing a young quarter-back, mentoring a young quarterback and giving him every op-portunity to succeed.” KRISTIAN DYER

Russell Wilson had the Giants defense running in circles tothe tune of 107 rushing yards. / GETTY IMAGES

VICK FINISHED WITH HISBEST GAME AS A JET.

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