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If you’re going to let anyone tell you or, better yet, show you what’s cool right now, Jacob Elordi is your guy. Over and over again, he’s proven himself qualified for this position, donning Intrecciato loafers on the red carpet and the latest It bag on the streets of New York City—before it comes out. With that reputation in mind, when I saw him wearing a pair of the just-released Jacquemus x Nike Moon Shoe sneakers in downtown Manhattan, my editor senses started tingling, a surefire sign that a new viral trend has officially arrived.The sold-out sneakers were officially released…

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As the winter months creep up on us, you may be looking for a new tumbler or travel mug to keep your coffee hot all day. You could certainly peruse our list of the best travel mugs, which is packed with fancy double-walled, vacuum-insulated options, but if you constantly have icy hands, you might consider scooping up the Ember Travel Mug 2+, which has an actual heater inside. It’s currently marked down by $40 at Best Buy, bringing the price down to just $160. While I did spot the reduced price at Amazon as well, at publication time the shipping…

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Researchers utilize 2D electrical resistivity imaging and borehole data to estimate N60-value of soils with k-means clustering. Credit: Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Source Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674775525004251 Thailand’s northern regions, characterized by complex geology and active fault systems, experience frequent landslides that threaten both lives and critical infrastructure. In 2022, a slope failure occurred along Highway No. 1088 in Chiang Mai Province, northern Thailand. When a research team led by Professor Shinya Inazumi from Shibaura Institute of Technology conducted geotechnical investigations to determine the collapse’s cause, they encountered a critical limitation. While 2D electrical resistivity imaging…

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In fashion, one day you’re in and the next you’re… renewed! Freeform has officially ordered “Project Runway” for Season 22, TVLine has confirmed. Heidi Klum will once again serve as the show’s hostess while also weighing in on the runway looks. Christian Siriano will return to mentor the contestants, and Law Roach and Nina Garcia will continue to judge the heck out of them. Freeform is the third home for the long-running reality competition show, which originally aired for five seasons (2004–2008) on Bravo, followed by 11 more seasons (2009–2017) on Lifetime. “Project Runway” then returned to Bravo for another…

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2006’s underrated drama thriller The Dead Girl is now available for streaming on Shout! Studios’ YouTube Channel. The star-studded cast was led by Girl, Interrupted star Brittany Murphy as Krista and Academy Award nominee Toni Collette as Arden. Check out the full movie below (watch more trailers): What is Brittany Murphy & Toni Collette’s The Dead Girl movie about? “In a quintet of stories, the murder of a young runaway (Murphy) connects a group of unrelated women. Lonely Arden (Collette) discovers the body; Leah, a forensics student, thinks the victim may be her long-missing sister. Melora arrives in Los Angeles…

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On Tuesday (October 21), Argentina and Colombia united for Billboard Latin Music Week in a conversation where two superstars of Latin American folk music shared their experiences: Soledad and Silvestre Dangond. During the panel “Desde La Raíz” (“from the root” in English) moderated by Ezequiel Ruiz of Billboard Argentina, the award-winning Argentine singer-songwriter and the Colombian vallenato star discussed the importance of preserving original sounds. “It’s important that there are purists. [At first] they told me I was killing vallenato. However, that kept me going and brought me to where I am,” said Dandong proudly. He has brought his own…

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Anna Heim / TechCrunch: Nexos.ai, which helps companies adopt AI tools by acting as a middleman between employees and AI systems, raised a €30M Series A co-led by Index and Evantic — For most enterprise companies, AI is either a promise that has yet to deliver or a security risk. View Original Source Here

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QUICK FACTSWhere is it? Dek and Daga, Ethiopia [11.907552854, 37.285011102]What’s in the photo? A pair of islands in the middle of the green-colored Lake TanaWho took the photo? An unnamed astronaut onboard the International Space StationWhen was it taken? Jan. 2, 2017This intriguing astronaut photo shows a pair of islands in the murky green waters of a major African lake. Both landmasses are home to monasteries that hold important religious relics, including the remains of several ancient emperors.The two islands, named Dek and Daga, are located within Ethiopia’s largest body of water, Lake Tana, which has an average surface area…

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Holmes’ story was heartwarming, if a little shaky. We don’t want to cast aspersions, but Holmes’ vagueness and the fact that no one else in the episode (Laila, Shinwell, etc.) saw the famed detective — not to mention that the Season 2 synopsis said that Holmes’ appearance would help Holmes unearth a secret “that lies hidden within his own body” — makes me fairly certain that Watson is seeing/hearing things, and his old partner is not actually there. So that’s where I started when I chatted with Robert Carlyle (“Once Upon a Time”), who plays the iconic sleuth in the…

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You know how when Kevin Feige and the Russo brothers announced that Robert Downey Jr. was playing Doctor Doom, they said Downy was the only guy who could play Doctor Doom in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? What did they mean by that? That could have just been a compliment to an actor who was so fundamental to the success of the MCU. But that also could have been a hint that for the story they were going to tell, Doctor Doom had to look exactly like Tony Stark, or maybe even that Tony Stark was Doctor Doom all along.That’s the subject of our latest…

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“[This] has ben a dream opportunity.”On Thursday’s edition of Loudwire Nights (Oct. 16), vocalist Jacob Charlton and guitarist Ethan McCann of Thornhill opened up about their recent tour supporting Sleep Token across North America.Listen to the full conversation in the player near the end of this article.”Yeah, it’s crazy to stop and smell the roses and think that we were playing in high school only like 10 years ago,” the guys shared with Loudwire Nights host Chuck Armstrong.”Now we’re playing arenas.”As they thought about starting out in high school, both McCann and Charlton agreed that it’s felt like time has flown…

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If you thought the looks at this weekend’s Academy Museum Gala were good—and they absolutely were, from Hailey Bieber’s Schiaparelli gown with padded hips to Greta Lee’s lace Dior dress by Jonathan Anderson—just wait until you see some of the after-party ensembles that were spotted at Giorgio Armani’s celebration at Chateau Marmont. Sure, some attendees chose to stay fitted in their red-carpet creations, but that wasn’t the case for everyone, including Laura Harrier, who quickly changed out of her black, sequin Gucci by Demna number when the gala ended, switching into something a little more… risqué.Following the night’s main event,…

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The National Transportation Safety Board confirmed Sunday that it is investigating an airliner that was struck by an object in its windscreen, mid-flight, over Utah.“NTSB gathering radar, weather, flight recorder data,” the federal agency said on the social media site X. “Windscreen being sent to NTSB laboratories for examination.”The strike occurred Thursday, during a United Airlines flight from Denver to Los Angeles. Images shared on social media showed that one of the two large windows at the front of a 737 MAX aircraft was significantly cracked. Related images also reveal a pilot’s arm that has been cut multiple times by…

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17 Oct 2025 Game-Changing Business Books to Read Now From reframing fear to mastering curiosity, these books go beyond clichés to challenge how you lead. Each one dives deep into mindset, culture, and the psychology of success. The kind of reads that change how you show up at work and in life. Reframe: How to Stop Listening to Fear and Start Leading from Within by Michael Goodman Release Date: October 14, 2025 Reframe is a practical guide to shifting perspective, breaking free from limiting beliefs, and seeing challenges as opportunities. Through stories, insights, and tools, it empowers readers to rethink…

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Illustration of Chiron’s ringsDan Durda For the first time, astronomers are watching a ring system form in real time. The rings in question encircle Chiron, a comet-like object that takes a path around the sun between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus. Every time we look at Chiron, its rings seem to be a little different. Chiron isn’t the first small object we have observed rings around: the asteroid Chariklo and dwarf planets Haumea and Quaoar also have small ring systems. All of these rings were spotted through a method called stellar occultation, which involves waiting for the object to…

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Book an all-day appointment with your favorite tattoo artist, because a reboot of Fox’s “Prison Break” has officially been ordered to series at Hulu. Set in the world of the original “Prison Break,” Hulu’s new iteration will star an entirely new cast of characters, led by Emily Browning (“American Gods”) as an ex-soldier who becomes a corrections officer “at one of the deadliest prisons in America to prove just how far she’ll go for someone she loves,” reads the official logline. In addition to Browning, the new “Prison Break” will star Drake Rodger (“The Winchesters”), Lukas Gage (“The White Lotus”), Clayton…

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At the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, Harris Dickinson’s directorial debut Urchin premiered to great acclaim, winning the FIPRESCI Prize and a Best Actor award for Frank Dillane. Dickinson also proudly wore a t‑shirt that read: ​“Living on the streets is not a lifestyle choice Suella. It’s a sign of failed government policy,” referring to Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s comments in 2023 that rough sleeping ​“is a lifestyle choice” while defending her decision to restrict the use of tents by homeless people on the streets of BritainTeaming up with Under One Sky, a volunteer-led charity that aims to use education, compassion, and collaboration to…

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Echo & the Bunnymen have announced a 2026 North American tour on which they’ll be playing the greatest hits from their near 50-year career. The 24-date spring outing, dubbed “The Very Best of Echo & the Bunnymen: More Songs to Learn and Sing” after the band’s 2006 compilation album of the same name, will kick off May 10th in Vancouver, Canada, and wrap up June 19th in Minneapolis. Along the way, the legendary UK act will hit such cities as Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, and Detroit, among others. Get Echo & the Bunnymen Tickets Here An…

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Jon Emont / Wall Street Journal: A look at how China gained control over global rare earth supply through state support, domestic industry consolidation, acquiring US companies, and more — Beijing used bare-knuckle tactics in a multidecade effort to consolidate control over supplies — When China tightened restrictions … View Original Source Here

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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the stories we covered this week: If you follow international news (or the digest editions of this newsletter), you may have seen that youth-led protests are springing up across Asia in response to economic inequality, corruption, and police brutality. There have been demonstrations and riots in Indonesia and the Philippines, while in Nepal, Gen Z protestors toppled the national government in two days flat. In addition to the national flags you would expect to see at protests like these, another flag has…

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Ruth Deidree Boelan prays for her relatives who went missing in recent flooding when their home on a riverbank collapsed. Standing where her family home once was, Ruth Deidree Boelan closed her eyes and prayed for relatives missing in devastating flash floods that swept resort island Bali this year. The deluge that killed at least 18 people and left four missing was the island’s worst in a decade, according to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). It was caused partly by record rain, but was also a reckoning for years of rampant overdevelopment and a waste management system under…

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Courtesy of HBO Warning: This post contains spoilers for Sunday’s “Task” finale. The smoke has cleared as “Task” wraps up its seven-episode run… and all we’re left with is the sound of birds chirping. Sunday’s finale dealt with the aftermath of last week’s brutal shootout, with Grasso trying to redeem himself for his role in Lizzie’s death by taking out Jayson — and taking a bullet himself. (Robbie’s niece Maeve got away with the money, too, after Tom looked the other way.) But the heart of the finale was really in…

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The NCIS: Tony & Ziva Season 1 Episode 10 release date and time are right around the corner. The upcoming tenth and final episode of the series will be titled “Full Circle.” The season finale will see Tony and Ziva take the biggest risk to prevent a deadly international attack, while discovering their true allies. The latest NCIS spin-off series stars Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo as the titular couple, Anthony DiNozzo and Ziva David, respectively. Other cast members of the show include Isla Gie, Amita Suman, and Maximilian Osinski, among others. Here are the release details of the…

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Sabrina Carpenter was the host and musical guest on last night’s (October 18) episode of Saturday Night Live, where she performed songs from her new album Man’s Best Friend. Dressed in SNL-themed underwear, Carpenter sang the single “Manchild” into a hairbrush; later, she donned a gi and did some karate for the album track “Nobody’s Son.” Carpenter also starred in sketches throughout the evening as a 12-year-old boy podcast host, a girlboss motivational speaker who suffers a head injury, and a singing washing machine.In her opening monologue, Carpenter addressed the controversy around the Man’s Best Friend album cover. “What people…

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Fashion shows often get a bad rap for featuring, let’s say, unwearable clothes—who remembers the blow-up balloon outfits? Or maybe McQueen’s white feathered ensemble? It’s all part of the creative allure, after all. Yet for the Spring/Summer 26 season, it seems a shift is afoot, as designers swapped extravagant talking points for, dare I say it, chic and simple outfits—serving as the perfect moodboard for minimalist fashion fans.While every major fashion city saw splatterings of pared-back runway looks, the New York designers truly led the charge. Take Ralph Lauren, Toteme, Michael Kors, Tory Burch and Khaite as core examples that…

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Perception is everything. When we’re kids, we look at teenagers like they’re these wizened old ones who, often times, we aspire to be like, thinking that’s the epitome of being an adult. When we enter our twenties, most kids think of their parents as elderly — doddering old folks whose advice needs to be taken with a grain of salt because, come on, what do they know? They’re old.  Never mind that many of these “old” parents are often in their forties or early fifties when said kids enter college age, essentially in the prime of their lives (at least…

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A lab accident has led engineers to build a chip that fires a rainbow of powerful laser beams — and it could help data centers better manage skyrocketing volumes of artificial intelligence (AI) data.The new photonics chip contains an industrial-grade laser source paired with a precisely engineered optical circuit that shapes and stabilizes the light before splitting it into multiple, evenly spaced colors.Because each color band represents an optical frequency that can carry its own unique stream of data, the technology could enable data centers to move information around far faster and more efficiently than existing optical networks such as…

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