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Classic Vermont Ski Resort Names New General Manager

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Brandon Swartz, an experienced ski industry leader, has been tapped to help lead Smugglers’ Notch, Vermont, as the resort’s new general manager.

Most recently, Swartz served as general manager of Attitash Mountain and Wildcat Ski Area in New Hampshire. While there, according to a release shared by Smuggs, “he earned a reputation as a hands-on leader focused on culture, operational excellence, and community engagement.”

At Smuggs, Swartz will be responsible for all aspects of resort operations and work alongside employees, homeowners, local businesses, and community partners, the release added.

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The announcement follows the news last February that Bear Den Partners had acquired an ownership stake in Smuggs. Alongside Smuggs, the independent group oversees Burke Mountain in Vermont, and Berkshire East and Catamount Resorts in Massachusetts.

Jon Schaefer, CEO of Bear Den Partners, said in the release that ahead of hiring Swartz, “We conducted a national search with several rounds of interviews for this position.”

“During that process, Brandon and I spent a lot of time together. I grew to appreciate him as a person, his background in the sport, and his dedication to his family,” Schaefer continued. “I feel confident that he is the right person with the right ethics to lead Smugglers’ Notch into the future.”

Swartz’s connection to the Vermont ski scene goes back to his childhood. At three, he was learning to ski at Mount Snow. Later, he became an instructor at the resort, before going on to graduate with a Recreation Resource and Ski Resort Management degree from Vermont State University Lyndon.

Photo: Dennis Curran, Smuggs Media Gallery

“Coming back to Vermont is incredibly meaningful to me,” said Swartz in the release. “This is where I learned the ski business and where I developed a deep appreciation for the role resorts play in their communities. My wife Nicole and I are excited for the move and to raise our sons on the mountain.”

Swartz noted that with the support of Bear Den Partners, his goal is to honor the Smuggs legacy and “help ensure that the resort continues to thrive for years to come.”

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It’s Never a Close Encounter with Wonder

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You could say the Trump administration did a huge favor to “Disclosure Day” by releasing a trove of America’s UFO files — excuse me, UAP files — just last month. The timing was a coincidence, but it felt like the perfect piece of publicity to drum up anticipation for Steven Spielberg’s epic thriller about a rogue attempt to disclose U.S. government evidence of alien visitations. Of course, it doesn’t take rocket science to see why Trump released those files (can you say…distraction?). And the grand irony is that the effect of them may not be to set up “Disclosure Day” in quite the ideal way one assumed.

The UAP files show a lot of things we’ve seen before — in grainy U.S. military surveillance videos that were officially released in 2020, and in the wealth of amateur UFO video that has flooded the web for decades. And maybe that’s why the reaction to Trump’s document dump has been surprisingly quiet. The hovering craft are real; it’s just not clear that they’re from anywhere but Earth. And then there’s all the footage you can now see on X of extraterrestrials (in U.S. military compounds, in operating theaters), which to my eyes is clearly not real, yet it’s all become part of the mythology.

A lot of that mythology descends from “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” the great Spielberg alien-visitation drama from 1977 that established its director, two years after “Jaws,” as our cinematic pop poet of the otherworldly. “Close Encounters” was a movie of true wonder, of jaw-dropping spectacle, of earthly religious rapture. And it had a major impact. Is it a coincidence that to this day just about every image you see of an alien — in drawings by people who claim to have been abducted by them; in “documentaries” — looks, more or less, like the extraterrestrial who appeared at the end of “Close Encounters”? Methinks not.

Back then, Spielberg’s vision was leading the culture. But now that we’ve reached “the age of disclosure,” when more and more people are convinced that alien visitations are real and that they’re being covered up by the government, I think what audiences want from “Disclosure Day” is to be led, once again, into a brave new world of revelation and belief.  

This time, however, Spielberg seems to be not so much leading as following the decades of lore and mythology — and gobbledygook — that his movie of 49 years ago helped inspire. “Disclosure Day” turns out to be a lavishly intense chase thriller with a dollop of deep-think rumination and two characters at its center whose own close encounters have shaped their lives and destinies. Scene for scene, the movie is a vigorous and diverting ride. Yet coming after the mountains of real UAP footage we’ve seen, “Disclosure Day” never gives you the contact high of awe that “Close Encounters” did. It’s closer to “Alien Autopsy” with better lighting, or perhaps a Special Edition of “The X-Files.” If you think aliens are real and that they have visited us (or even if, like me, you don’t), or if you just watch a lot of this stuff on YouTube, you may feel a step ahead of the movie’s vérité sci-fi world.

“Disclosure Day” opens in media res, with a pro wrestling match shot in jarring POV close-up, because that’s the arena where Daniel Kellner (Josh O’Connor), a nervous-looking cybersecurity expert, is making a hand-off under duress. (His girlfriend has been kidnapped.) Danny is a whistleblower (not unlike Edward Snowden), who has in his possession the complete archive of America’s footage of alien encounters, going back to the Roswell incident of 1947. He thinks the moment has come for the world to know the truth. At the same time, Margaret Fairchild (Emily Blunt), a TV-news weatherperson in Kansas City, Missouri, undergoes a remarkable change after a cardinal flies into the loft she shares with her hipster partner, Jackson (Wyatt Russell). All of a sudden, she can speak any language. She becomes telepathic, to the point that she doesn’t seem to be reading people’s minds so much as inhabiting their souls. And on air, she suddenly starts “talking” in a series of mysterious clicks — which Danny alone can understand.

Both characters are being pursued by Noah Scanlon (Colin Firth), Danny’s boss at the Wardex Corporation, which since 1973 has been overseeing and documenting the U.S.’s top-secret alien research program. (It’s a private corporation so that the funds can remain untraceable; even the U.S. president is cut out of the loop.) Scanlon is played as a sinister clampdown type, but his rationale is that if the evidence ever did get out, it would cause chaos and a kind of global breakdown. Interestingly, Danny’s girlfriend, the good-hearted Jane (Eve Hewson), who first hides him in a monastery where she was once a novitiate, agrees with Scanlon. She thinks that if the revelation of alien encounters were allowed to leak out, it would destroy humankind’s relationship with God.

“Disclosure Day” has a fair amount of heady discussion on these matters, and while it’s nice to see a mainstream thriller aim high, the debates still function mostly as a suspenseful delaying tactic. The conspiracy aspect — the fact that the U.S., in the movie, has been covering all this up for 79 years — is, in a certain way, a red herring. For about an hour, Spielberg orchestrates “Disclosure Day” as a hurtling cat-and-mouse action movie, with Danny poised between the dark Scanlon and the saintly Hugo (Colman Domingo), another Wardex defector. But David Koepp’s script introduces complicating factors, like a piece of alien hardware Scanlon holds in his hand so that he can teleport and jump into people’s minds. And Danny and Margaret share a secret that goes back to a trauma she experienced in the ’90s, when she was 10. The flashback to this incident is both a little too mystical and a little too literal.

Spielberg, as part of the film’s publicity, has suggested that he believes in alien visitations, and that he’s an advocate for disclosure. But where “Close Encounters” tapped into the mystery of all this with an innocence that was both starry-eyed and spectacular, “Disclosure Day” feels like a thriller docudrama that’s too cut-and-dried about what it believes. The actors are quite good (especially Blunt, who makes you feel she’s seeing the uncanny), but for all the film’s slow build it doesn’t take us anywhere overly surprising. It just confirms the “truth” that’s been out there for so long it’s starting to feel like a fairy tale for the dispossessed.

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Grown-up summer camp experience coming to Alexandria ZOO

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ALEXANDRIA, La. (WNTZ) – Adults looking to relive summer camp with a wildlife twist will have a chance later this month as Alexandria Zoo prepares to host an all-day camp experience designed exclusively for grown-ups. Expedition: Grown Up is scheduled for Saturday, June 27, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Alexandria Zoo and is […]

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"Blizzard Mode Activated": Australian Ski Season Set for Snowy Start

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It was a tough season for American skiers out West, but at least the Australians seem to be off to a good start as the opening weekend approaches.

Perisher, one of the country’s best-known resorts, put it simply in a social media post earlier this week: “Blizzard mode activated.”

Words can only go so far, though. To hammer the point home, Perisher shared footage from said blizzard, showing near-whiteout conditions and plenty of flakes. In the background, snow guns roared. 

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Over the past 24 hours, according to its snow report, Perisher has received about 4 inches of snow. The weeklong total is larger, coming in at a respectable eight inches or so. 

It’s not just Mother Nature that’s hard at work. In a recent snow report, Perisher said 77 of its snowguns had been firing since the early morning, “helping to complement the natural snowfall and build the best possible start to the season.”

At Perisher, that start is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, when the resort plans to kick things off with the Front Valley conveyor. Perisher also advised skiers that, thanks to good snowmaking conditions, they should stay tuned for more updates.

Over at Falls Creek, the situation is also looking rosy. 

“20cm of snowfall across Falls Creek today, transforming the village into a true winter wonderland,” the resort said on social media. “The best part? Temperatures are staying low, setting us up for another great night of snowmaking.”

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The early-season momentum comes amid word of a building El Niño, which can spell warm and dry conditions across Australia. That, of course, may not be good news for the country’s ski resorts, although El Niño doesn’t guarantee outcomes; it just tilts the odds. 

Regardless, for now, the focus is on the snow. Fingers crossed it sticks around. 

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AI Music Company Suno Raises $400 Million at $5.4 Billion Valuation

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Suno, an AI music generation platform, pocketed $400 million in its latest funding round, which the company says values the company at $5.4 billion.

The funding round, announced Wednesday, was led by Bond Capital, with IVP, Forerunner, Union Square Ventures, Alkeon Capital Management and Quiet joining the mix. Previous investors who joined the Series D funding round include Matrix, Lightspeed, Menlo Ventures and Schroders Capital, Suno CEO Mikey Shulman wrote in a blog post.

The funding more than doubles the company’s $2.45 billion valuation it reached in November 2025 following a $250 million funding round. It also comes after a changing tide in its relationship with the music industry. Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment sued Suno (and its competitor Udio) in 2024 for copyright infringement. WMG settled its case with Suno last November and announced a licensing partnership with the platform, Suno’s first partnership with a major record label.

UMG and Sony remain in active litigation against Suno (although UMG settled its case with Udio last fall and announced a partnership with Stability AI).

“We’ve seen Suno used by professional producers and songwriters, but also by millions of people making music for the first time — because music creation is no longer the domain of a niche few,” Shulman wrote. “It is becoming one of the most human things we do, a way people communicate, remember, and connect. What started as a simple idea has grown far beyond what we imagined, and today, we’re excited to share an important milestone.”

Shulman said the funding round also included “some of the best artists, producers, songwriters and people from across the music industry” but he did not disclose who those music industry personnel were. (When asked about this, a Suno rep declined to identify them.)

“This funding will help us accelerate what matters most: helping more people express themselves through music, while continuing to expand what’s possible for artists and creators on Suno,” Shulman wrote.

Shulman said the company plans to release a new model in the coming months rooted in its WMG partnership, one he believes will “create new experiences for fans while helping artists reach audiences, build community, and unlock new creative economic possibilities.”

Despite the intense industry pushback, the company has seen success among casual users. Suno surpassed 2 million subscribers in February, according to Shulman, with its annual recurring revenue reaching $300 million.

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Rapper Lil Boosie charged with aggravated assault in bar fight in downtown Houston

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Rapper Lil Boosie was arrested after a fight broke out at a downtown Houston nightclub, court documents said.

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The 4 Best Resorts To Ski In June 2026

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It’s June, why are you still thinking about skiing?

Just kidding, we are thinking about and making plans to go skiing, too. When you’re a skier, you’re a skier, no matter the time of year.

While the Winter 25/26 season was lackluster for many ski resorts in terms of powder days and favorable conditions, the spring of 2026 proved to be fruitful.

Snow fell across the West in April, and temperatures were moderate in May, allowing the following ski resorts to remain open into, and perhaps throughout, June.

If you’re looking for one last taste of snow sliding, start planning that PTO, make arrangements with your ski buds, and consider one of the following resorts.

Airing one out under the summer sun at Timberline Lodge.

Photo: Courtesy Timberline Lodge

1. Timberline Lodge, Oregon

Projected Closing Date: TBD

Timberline has revealed that its ski season will most likely end in July instead of August this summer, but there’s still plenty of snow to go around.

The resort will spin its famous high-alpine Palmer Lift daily with public ski lanes and terrain parks. The Freestyle Training Center opens on June 15, and Timberline has teased that its bike park and the Magic Mile Sky Ride will open early this summer.

Timberline is the best bet for summer skiing, no matter the year. Go for it.

Beartooth Basin.

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2. Beartooth Basin, Wyoming

Projected Closing Date: TBD

Nestled high along the border of Wyoming and Montana, Beartooth Basin opened for its summer skiing season on Monday, May 25, 2026. Known as the United States’ lone “summer-only” ski area, the destination has attracted offseason skiers for decades.

Beartooth stays open as long as conditions allow. Check the ski area’s website or social media channels for updates.

Mammoth’s snow coverage on Memorial Day, May 25, 2026.

Cody Mathison, Mammoth Mountain

3. Mammoth Mountain, California

Projected Closing Date: June 7, 2026

Just when we thought Mammoth Mountain had gone above and beyond to keep the ski season rolling, the resort surprised us all with a season extension into June.

Mammoth will remain open for daily skiing and snowboarding through Sunday, June 7, and 3-5 inches of fresh snow just fell on the resort earlier this week. What are you waiting for?

Banff Sunshine coverage on May 18, 2026, after a powder day.

Banff Sunshine Village

4. Banff Sunshine Village, Alberta

Projected Opening and Closing Dates: June 20 (open), July 5, 2026 (close)

Following a banner year that saw 869cm (342 inches) of snow, Banff Sunshine Village has announced an unprecedented summer ski season.

As you’re reading this, the resort is currently closed, but it plans to reopen to the public on June 20, 2026, for 16 days of skiing and riding through July 5. Sunshine Village aims to open the Strawberry Express, and perhaps another lift, thanks to record snowfall.

If you enjoy unique ski experiences, consider booking a flight to Banff in late June or early July.

Related: Why Pro Skiers Are Flocking to a Power Plant in Copenhagen This June

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Disney, Philips Launch Themed MRI Scanners To Comfort Children

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Disney has collaborated with Dutch health-tech multinational Philips to create themed MRI scanners for children undergoing imaging procedures.

The scanners, which launched this week in the U.S. and U.K. among a handful of other countries, will see Disney stories and characters integrated into Philips Ambient Experience for MRI to create an immersive environment resulting in a more calming experience for patients.

MRI scanners are typically large, loud and cramped and require patients to lie very still for up to 40 minutes. If a patient is unable to complete a scan adequately they may require additional scans or even sedation.

A study conducted at six European hospitals showed that the Disney-themed ambient experience reduced stress levels in post-scan paediatric patients aged between 6 and 10. It also saw pauses during scans drop by 63% compared to those without intervention.

Medical facilities with eligible machines across 87 countries worldwide are eventually set to receive the tech.

“At Disney, we believe stories have the power to bring comfort and emotional connection to children and families,” said Lisa Haines, SVP for corporate social responsibility at The Walt Disney Company. “We’re proud to collaborate with Philips to extend that impact into MRI rooms in a meaningful way—using our beloved stories and characters to help provide moments of escape, normalcy, and reassurance during what can be an intimidating experience for kids in hospitals.”

Philips’ chief medical officer Atul Gupta said: “By bringing Disney stories into the MRI environment, we are helping create a setting where children can feel more at ease and remain still during scans. Reducing stress can improve the experience for young patients and their families, while helping care teams deliver efficient, high-quality imaging so they can care for more children each day, supporting better care for more people.”

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Five favorite things from the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500

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SPEEDWAY, Ind. — With a historic finish to the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the books, FOX59/CBS4’s Sam Maurer is taking a look back at five of his favorite moments from his first time witnessing The Greatest Spectacle in Racing. IMS in the dark Not only was it […]

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Colorado's Beloved Hike Park To Reopen at Copper Mountain This Summer

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Winter might be over, but Woodward Copper’s hike-access park is getting ready to open for its summer season.

Both the Barn at Woodward and the Summer Hike Park at Copper Mountain, Colorado, are scheduled to open on June 5, 2026, to meet all your summer training needs.

At the end of the season, Copper Mountain harvested a huge pile of snow from the base of the superpipe in order to build the summer park. The park offers a variety of rails, boxes, and tubes of all difficulties for skiers and riders of all levels. Starting this year, the Hike Park will be open four days a week as long as snow conditions allow. Thursday to Sunday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., skiers can access the park with a $25 day ticket or a season pass for $249.

At the heart of Woodward Copper is the Barn, which also opens on June 5th. The nearly 20,000-square-foot building features multiple skate, scooter, and BMX zones, as well as indoor ParkSki and Burton ParkBoard training. There’s also a spring floor, tumble track, five Olympic-grade flybed trampolines, and a 12′ x 12′ Super Trampoline, for all the aerial action sports training you can imagine.

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The Barn is open Friday-Sunday from 2pm-8pm on Friday and 12pm-8pm on Saturday/Sunday. A one-year unlimited access pass to the Barn is $299 and drop in sessions are available for $64.

Woodward has a stacked roster of camps hosted by some of the best pro athletes and top brands around this summer too. Brands like Surface Skis, Atomic, and Vishnu all have signature sessions on the calendar at Woodward. Campers can also join pros like Tom Wallisch alongside Level 1 for a signature session. Each session also has a snowboard counterpart brand or athlete host for our single-planked friends.

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