The murder is in the air. Everywhere I look, I see images of a robot killing machine. Then I remind myself where I really am: in the conference room of a library on a college campus in East Texas. The air is a little musty with the smell of old books, and a middle-aged woman […]
Twenty years ago, MySpace and Facebook ushered in an inspired era of social networking. Today, the sticky parables of online life are inescapable: connection is both a convenience and a curse. Much has changed since those early years. In June, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy called for a warning label on social platforms that
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Lori Garver served as deputy administrator of NASA from 2009 to 2013. Her new memoir Escape from gravityabout the struggle to get his colleagues to accept space entrepreneurs like SpaceX and Blue Origin, paints a deeply unflattering picture of NASA’s inner workings. “I told an honest (some would say brutally honest) story about an agency
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Fifty-four Academy Awards and 267 nominations. That’s the kind of concrete impact the Black List has had since its launch in 2005 as the go-to index of emerging screenwriters for Hollywood insiders. The Social Network, edge of tomorrow, selma, Don’t worry darling—Each one began as a Blacklist submission. “I knew there were great writers and
Fifty-four Academy Awards and 267 nominations. That’s the kind of concrete impact the Black List has had since its launch in 2005 as the go-to index of emerging screenwriters for Hollywood insiders. The Social Network, edge of tomorrow, selma, Don’t worry darling—Each one began as a Blacklist submission. “I knew there were great writers and
Above On a table, Princess Zelda is magically attached to a green machine that releases gusts of wind. She scrolls across the screen instantly as the air propels the table forward, just like any jet engine. “The table does vim-vroom” read the title—just a small sample of what an inventive player can do in The
in the volatile universe of Industryall debts must be paid. In Sunday night’s season three finale, “Infinite Largesse,” no one understood that better than Rishi (Sagar Radia), whose gambling addiction finally caught up with him. (Spoiler alert: The following includes spoilers for Industry’s finale of the third season.) Rishi, for the uninitiated, spent much of
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