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There’s something quietly powerful about “Another,” the kind of track that doesn’t demand your attention—it earns it. Paulino leans into restraint here, and that choice becomes the song’s greatest strength. From the opening moments, “Another” feels atmospheric and emotionally suspended, like it exists in that fragile space between holding on and letting go. The production is clean but not sterile—subtle textures, ambient tones, and a steady pulse create a sonic landscape that allows Paulino’s voice to sit front and center, exactly where it belongs. Vocally, he delivers with a kind of understated ache. There’s no oversinging, no unnecessary runs—just honesty. And that’s…

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By Howard Bloom Once upon a time the idea of a genie in Aladdin’s lamp was a fantasy. That genie was conjured in prose sometime before 1704 in the Arabian Nights. But it couldn’t be conjured in reality. Now with the advent of AI, that fantasy is about to come true. Yes, within less than a decade we may well have the genie of Aladdin’s dreams, the device that will read your thoughts, figure out your needs before you know you have them, and fetch you the perfect girlfriend, the perfect shoulder to cry on, the perfect book, the perfect doctor, or the…

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Jessica Hagen / MobiHealthNews: KeyCare, a virtual care platform built on the Epic EHR, raised $27.4M led by HealthX Ventures, bringing its total funding to over $55M — The new funding brings the company’s total raise to more than $55 million. — Global Investing — KeyCare, a virtual care platform built on the Epic EHR … View Original Source Here

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Hard Feelings: Finding the Wisdom in Our Darkest Emotions by Daniel Smith In his book, Hard Feelings: Finding the Wisdom in Our Darkest Emotions, Daniel Smith’s contemplative reflection is both rewarding and cathartic, as he explores the emotions he has contended with over his lifetime and the scholarly research that has examined similar feelings. Each chapter is full of rewarding insight into feelings such as despair, boredom and shame, and Daniel reveals how each sensation has affected his life in some way. This is both a philosophical and psychological book that will prove pensive to many readers.The road to self-discovery…

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Paleontologists have revealed a bizarre prehistoric creature with a twisted jaw and sideways-facing teeth, and the water-dwelling weirdo was already a “living fossil” when it existed 275 million years ago.The newly described species, named Tanyka amnicola, is an archaic member of the tetrapods — a large group of four-limbed vertebrates that today includes reptiles, birds, mammals and amphibians, according to a study published Wednesday (March 4) in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B.Despite predating the dinosaurs, T. amnicola was already an evolutionary relic in its time, during the Permian period. Many of the earliest tetrapod lineages, known as…

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Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images Lorne Michaels has become a legend in the world of sketch comedy, thanks to his role as producer of “Saturday Night Live.” Michaels created the NBC variety series in 1975 and it has been going strong ever since, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. Michaels combined sketch comedy with musical guests and celebrity hosts, infusing traditional variety with fresh comedic sensibilities. “SNL”‘s continued success is proof that, even at an early stage in his career, Michaels understood the TV landscape well enough to find the winning formula.…

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When Scream was relaunched/remade/rebooted/requel-ed/whatever in 2022, under the direction of Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, something was missing. It treated the first four films as sacred texts, with a sincere reverence that felt out of character. Scream never took itself too seriously, so to build on its legacy is to not care about its legacy. Craven and Williamson used the original films to satirise the idea of too many cooks in the creative process, but here it had become a reality. 2022’s Scream arrived with a surfeit of fanfiction ideas, namely Melissa Barrera’s Sam Carpenter being the illegitimate daughter of original killer Billy Loomis. She took…

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What’s next for Olympic Gold Medalist Alysa Liu? Probably more PinkPantheress. Star skater Alysa Liu joined host Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live on Monday (March 2) to talk about the Winter Olympics, past skating program music choices and what tunes she hopes to skate to next. With her two medals in tow, the Olympian first told Cohen about her decision to skate to Donna Summer’s “MacArthur Park.” “I was recommended by someone to listen to that song,” Liu says. “Then I found a 16-minute suite version, and it took it to another level.” Take it to another level,…

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I believe each month champions different beauty aesthetics, and where a trend’s wearability and lasting impact is concerned, the easiest way to get an idea of what will be trending in the beauty space (particularly for colors, patterns, and textures), is to study what’s happening on the manicures of the most stylish people. When I’m not challenging myself on how quickly I can ID a stunning nail polish shade with little-to-no visibility, I’m asking to see the nails closer of anyone with a manicure that makes me impulsively make an appointment at my nail salon to try it.Now, I’m not…

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There’s no carpet on my main floor, but I have some upstairs. To move the Shark upstairs, I had to move the base and vacuum and prompt the vacuum to delete its map and remap my home, since Shark’s vacuums can only store one map at a time. It would be one thing if I didn’t need to move the base, but having to move both makes it a pain; if you were hoping for a vacuum that can clean multiple floors of your home, this isn’t it.But if carpet is on the main floor of your home, the Shark…

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These biographies and memoirs focus on the cost behind achievement. Through candid reflection and emotional honesty, they explore ambition, sacrifice, and the unseen labor of building a life. A compelling read for fans of grounded, revealing nonfiction. Eagle 12 by Lamar D. Vine Release Date: February 8, 2026 Inspired by true events, in 1991, a desperate twenty-one-year-old throws the ultimate Hail Mary: the shortest Army enlistment he can find, chasing benefits and escape from a crumbling life back home—divorce, fatherhood, endless money drains. He lands in steamy Panama on Military Police Investigator duty in the humid aftermath of Operation Just…

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Michael Pollan sets out to explore the mysteries of consciousness in his new book, A World AppearsADDICTIVE STOCK CREATIVES / Alam What is consciousness? It is one of the most perplexing questions in science. You would expect our intimacy with it to give us a leg up in understanding how it works, but this has proven to be more of a hindrance than a help. Science prizes objectivity. So how can you study something objectively when it is also the very tool you are using to do the studying? This conundrum forms the backbone of Michael Pollan’s latest book, A…

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Netflix Watch your back, Dick Wolf — Tyler Perry is getting in on the first responder genre. Production is currently underway on “Tyler Perry’s Where There’s Smoke,” a Netflix firefighter drama series written, directed, and produced by Perry, TVLine has learned. Ordered for 16 episodes, the series “follows the lives of a group of firefighters as they navigate the intense challenges of their high-stakes profession while grappling with personal struggles, fractured relationships, and the emotional toll of saving lives in a world filled with danger, drama, and heartbreak,” according to…

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Update (March 3): A full The Miniature Wife trailer has been released. Check it out below: Original (Feb. 5): Peacock has shared the teaser trailer and release date for its newest comedy series based on the short story by Manuel Gonzales. Titled The Miniature Wife, the show will be led by Emmy nominee Elizabeth Banks (30 Rock) and Golden Globe winner Matthew Macfadyen (Succession). “The series is a dramedy examining the power (im)balances between spouses Lindy (Banks) and Les (Macfadyen) after a technological accident induces the ultimate relationship crisis,” reads the official synopsis. Check out the teaser trailer for The…

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RED have announced that longtime vocalist Michael Barnes will be exiting the band after one final performance later this spring.Co-founding members Randy and Anthony Armstrong confirmed Barnes’ exit and how they plan to address that with a new tour announced in a video message. Meanwhile, Barnes has also seemed to indicate his next musical move in a new social media posting as well.What Was Said About Michael Barnes’ Exit From Red?In a join video statement shred by RED’s sibling guitarist and bassist Randy and Anthony Anderson, it’s revealed that the group will be moving forward without the services of Michael…

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Maria Curi / Axios: OpenAI and the DOD have agreed to add more surveillance protections to a recent AI deal; sources: Sam Altman approached DOD’s Emil Michael to rework the deal — OpenAI and the Pentagon have agreed to strengthen their recently agreed contract, following widespread backlash that domestic mass surveillance … View Original Source Here

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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The U.S. and Israel attacked Iran over the weekend. War affects us all and demands acknowledgment even in a book news-focused newsletter. Numerous media outlets are reporting on developments as they happen, but here’s a starting place. The NYT Highlights 27 of This Month’s New Releases I hadn’t realized what a great month in books we were entering until my colleague, Jeff O’Neal,…

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In the summer of 2023, something happened that engineers had talked about for decades but few genuinely expected to see in their lifetimes. SpaceX’s Starship, a stainless steel tower taller than a 30-story building, lit its 33 engines simultaneously and lifted off from the Texas coast. It did not go entirely to plan. But it went. And when the Super Heavy booster returned in flight test five to be caught, midair, by the enormous mechanical arms of its own launch tower, it was clear that the rules of spaceflight had fundamentally changed. View Original Source Here

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Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images Given how many toes its four swear-jar-filling school kids from Colorado have stepped on over the years, it’s no surprise that some networks initially rejected backing Matt Parker and Trey Stone’s animated sitcom, “South Park.” Targeting U.S. presidents, world leaders, and A-list celebrities in some of its most offensive episodes, “South Park” cuts close to the bone with surgical precision. However, there was a time when the creators of this “quiet, little mountain town” actually took a step back to focus on a character who wasn’t one of…

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Another week means new series and new TV show seasons are airing on television and streaming online.Looking for a new series to binge-watch, a new TV show to get hooked on with your partner or pals, or just want to know if any of your favorite shows have a new season or special out soon? We’ve got you covered.While movies are great for a one-night escape, TV shows and streaming series require a little more commitment with (typically) a long-term payoff. Whether you’re looking for your next all-in TV obsession, or just something you can casually play in the background…

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Actor Bruce Campbell has revealed on Instagram that he has been diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer, one that he says is “‘treatable’ not ‘curable.’” In the post, Campbell apologizes if the news comes as a shock — “it was to me too” — and notes that he will be pausing upcoming convention appearances and other public events to focus on treatment. “My plan is to get as well as I possibly can over the summer so that I can tour with my new movie Ernie & Emma this fall… Treatment needs and professional obligations don’t always go hand-in-hand,”…

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Tessa Faye O’Connell is a contributor known for her work at various fashion houses, specializing in media and public relations, currently working at Coach as its global PR director. She’s a mom of two, working to expand her influence in the fashion space through styling while also just making it out the door on time.While I admit to loving a good pair of jeans, any postpartum mom (or most) knows the only way to get through the first few months is a variation of different pants that fit your new body and make you feel good for months to come…

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Mick Mulvaney wants to be clear: He really likes gambling. “You’re talking to the only former member of Congress who’s won a poker tournament in Las Vegas,” he tells WIRED. When he was representing South Carolina in the US House of Representatives, he pushed for the state to allow sports betting.Because of his background, Mulvaney, a former Trump administration official, says he can tell when something is gambling—and that the sports contracts on prediction markets fit the bill. “You know the old saying, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s a duck?” he asks. “If…

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As a writer of mysteries and thrillers, I devour dozens of suspense novels every year, and I absolutely love the rush they deliver. But sometimes, I crave something slower, more contemplative—that’s why I’m also a devoted reader of contemporary literary fiction. With these books, I’m willing to trade a jaw-dropping twist for in-depth character development, prose so rich you often pause to better savor it and plots that defy formula — sometimes in wonderfully quirky ways (I’m looking at you, All Fours). But that kind of trade isn’t alwaysnecessary. Many literary novels still involve a profound mystery and the protagonist’s drive…

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QUICK FACTSName: Lady of ElcheWhat it is: A limestone bustWhere it is from: Elche, SpainWhen it was made: Circa 400 to 350 B.C.On a hot summer day in 1897, a farmer in Elche, a city on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, discovered a life-size painted limestone bust of a mysterious-looking woman among a pile of seemingly discarded stones. The statue — now known as La Dama de Elche or the Lady of Elche — is a mishmash of ancient artistic styles and may represent a goddess or priestess.Shortly after the discovery of the bust, French archaeologist Pierre Paris purchased it and brought…

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Instagram/HGTV Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Monday: HGTV conducts a “Bachelor Mansion Takeover,” former WNBA player Renee Montgomery visits “DMV,” and Blind Auditions continue on “The Voice.”  If you’d like a recommended watch-list like this delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for our free What to Watch newsletter here! Showtimes for March 2,…

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Amanda Seyfried is unwrapping a magic set she just purchased from Hamleys as I walk into a hotel room in London to interview her. She wants to share its delights with me. We are speaking a couple of days after her appearance at the 16th Governors Awards in Hollywood – she’s warm, welcoming and full of animated spirit and humour as she tells me how excited she was to finally meet Steven Spielberg. Seyfried is an actor who has balanced commercial hits with more hard-edged indie works. There was her early appearance in Mean Girls, followed by Mamma Mia!, which cemented her as one…

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Neil Sedaka, the veteran pop singer-songwriter who penned some of the most enduring hits of the 1960s and early 1970s, has died. His family confirmed the news on social media, writing, “Our family is devastated by the sudden passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, Neil Sedaka. A true rock and roll legend, an inspiration to millions, but most importantly, at least to those of us who were lucky enough to know him, an incredible human being who will be deeply missed.” He was 86.Sedaka wrote dozens of No. 1 hits for the Billboard charts, many of which he…

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Featured Podcasts Lenny’s Podcast: The design process is dead. Here’s what’s replacing it. | Jenny Wen (head of design at Claude) Interviews with world-class product leaders and growth experts to uncover actionable advice to help you build, launch, and grow your own product. Subscribe to Lenny’s Podcast. The Talk Show With John Gruber: ‘Bad Dates’, With Jason Snell The director’s commentary track for Daring Fireball. Long digressions on Apple, technology, design, movies, and more. Subscribe to The Talk Show With John Gruber. Hard Fork: At the Pentagon, OpenAI is In and Anthropic Is Out The future is already here. Each…

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These business books focus on execution, not inspiration. From mastering productivity to understanding AI disruption and leadership psychology, each title offers frameworks built for real-world results. Perfect for readers who want strategy over slogans. Human Again: In the AI Age by J.D. Macpherson Release Date: December 3, 2025 A fast, reflective narrative nonfiction book about identity, burnout, and the strange experience of talking to a machine in the middle of the night. Part memoir, part cultural commentary, and part “what the hell is happening to us?”, learn how to leverage AI without losing yourself in the process. Buy on Amazon…

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