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"Oppenheimer," a biographical drama that follows J. Robert Oppenheimer, one of history's most influential scientists, who is often described as the father of the atomic bomb. The film is based on Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin's nonfiction book "American Prosecutors," which delves into Oppenheimer's personal life, work, and an uninhibited legacy. Here's what you need to hear about the man behind the scenes ahead of 2023's most unlikely double feature. Julius Robert Oppenheimer, an American theoretical physicist who worked mainly in the 1930s and 1940s, specialized in quantum mechanics and nuclear physics. He studied at Harvard, Cambridge, and Göttingen University, where he honed his scientific work in the 1920s. Früher studies included publishing with his mentor, Max Bornheimer, on what came to be called the Born-Oppenheimer approximation, a quantitative difference between nuclear motion and electronic motion in molecules, which is still one of molecular dynamics' keystones.

Using Olivia's words, John Easterling wrote: "Our love for each other transcends our comprehension." Every day we expressed our gratitude for this love, which could be so deep, so real, and so natural. We never had to 'work' on it. We were in awe of this amazing mystery and shared our love as past, present, and forever.' After suffering from cancer for years, the beloved actress died on Monday.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Patrick McDermott, 48, of San Pedro, California, joined 22 others for an overnight sea fishing trip one night. He never recovered. His wallet and backpack were discovered onboard, and his car was abandoned at the marina. McDermott had enough trouble to explain his disappearance. Chance is the bankrupt and he had no assets other than a clapped-out Toyota. Men like McDermott are hardly unusual - in fact, the US government has a word for them: deadbeat dads. But there was one extraordinary thing about this man. He had been dating Hollywood actress Olivia Newton-John for nearly nine years, Penniless as he was. Friends characterized her as 'cut up' and 'devastated' as she vanished.

Grease's mother, Newton-John, a four-time Grammy Award-winning songstress and actor of the musical, died at the age of 73 after a 30-year fight with cancer. Rudolf Hess, Hitler's most senior Nazi lieutenants, was born in the United Kingdom to an MI5 agent father, who was responsible for arresting one of Hitler's top Nazi lieutenants. Newton-John and her family immigrated to Australia when she was five years old, before returning to London at the age of 14. It was her mother, Irene, who first discovered her singing abilities; Newton-John had aspirations to become a doctor, but the touring army bases and clubs were winning singing competitions. She made her international debut in 1974 when she was chosen to represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision song competition (left); although she ultimately fell out to ABBA, her appearance earned her a spot on the world stage. Newton-John's music career soared from that point, but it wasn't until she landed the role in Grease in 1978 that she became a national star due to her portrayal of ingenue Sandy opposite John Travolta's Danny (right).