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More than two millennia ago, a ship carrying a wealth of iron sank in the Danube River in what is now Austria. Archaeologists have identified the “rusty treasure” as a collection of 500 iron bars — the largest cache of ancient iron ever discovered in Europe and enough metal to equip an army.The assortment was discovered in 2019, when workers who were extracting gravel from the river near the village of Deinham spotted a few unusual double-pointed iron objects and reported them to the Austrian monument authority.”It is nothing short of a minor miracle that the largest mass find of…

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Variations of the phrase ​“10-hour movie” are synonymous with creators and actors seeking to prove that their project has more in common with cinema than television. No matter how many movie stars flock to the small screen or how much this material dominates the cultural conversation, there is a desire to quantify a TV show’s worth alongside the hallowed world of filmmaking. ​“Fuck you! No you’re not! Make a TV show. You’re in the entertainment business,” The Boys creator Eric Kripke succinctly put in response to this sentiment in 2022.Streaming has blurred some lines, but what those ​“10-hour movie” creatives don’t realise is that the…

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At his Asia tour opener in Tokyo last night, the Weeknd debuted a new song sampling the theme from one of the most beloved anime of all time: Neon Genesis Evangelion. He performed the track with Yoko Takahashi, the Japanese singer behind the series’ opening theme “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis.” A title and official release date for the new song remains TBA, but you can check out footage from the show below.Abel Tesfaye paired the performance with a visual by Yoko Taro, which incorporated imagery from the writer-director’s 2007 video game NieR:Automata and Neon Genesis Evangelion. Tesfaye also took a…

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Cbs Photo Archive/Getty Images It wasn’t easy to stand out if you were a sitcom in the ’80s and ’90s, but “Murphy Brown” certainly did. Following in the footsteps of the legendary “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” the series helped blaze a trail for independent, successful career women on television, led by Candice Bergen’s title character. The show even returned for a revival in 2018. But while “Murphy Brown” was a major hit during its original run, and many of the topics it tackled are still relevant today, the series…

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Josipa Majic Predin / Forbes: Vercel, Cloudflare, and others quickly add Jev, as it makes AI tool selection much faster and cheaper; TypeSafe: Jev matches GPT-5.6 and Sonnet 5 workflow evals — Most of what an AI agent asks a frontier model to do is not writing. It is choosing. Which tool to call next, whether to retry, whether a command is safe to run. View Original Source Here

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Romance spans a huge range of characters, settings, relationships, and emotional experiences. From lighter stories to more emotionally layered novels, there’s plenty of variety within the genre. These picks highlight different ways Romance can approach love and relationships. Together, they offer something for readers with very different tastes. His to Claim (Ruthless Union Book 1) by Ivy Davis Release Date: September 15, 2026 I was a ballerina and a good mafia daughter before I had to marry him. As an ice princess, I never show my emotions, but my new Bratva husband is determined to make me crack. Dark and…

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Roman’s first test image shows hundreds of stars as green rings of light. After a few more months of tuning, it will capture images as crisp as Hubble’s but 100 times bigger.(Image credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Tyler Desjardins (STScI))Quick factsWhat it is: Hundreds of stars, captured in the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s first test imageWhere it is: An unknown section of spaceWhen it was shared: Sept. 15, 2026Imagine opening your eyes for the first time and seeing that the sky is full of green doughnuts.This was the view that greeted NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which…

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Netflix’s new TV and movie releases for the week of September 21-27, 2026, include Top Gun: Maverick, Wonka’s the Golden Ticket, and others. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, Top Gun: Maverick is a sequel to the 1986 film Top Gun. Tom Cruise returns as a test pilot and flight instructor, Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. The film focuses on Maverick as he prepares young Top Gun graduates for an important mission while grappling with his past. Besides Cruise, it features Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly, Jon Hamm, Glen Powell, and Ed Harris in key roles. It opened to positive reviews and became a…

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John Farnham will not be present at the sold-out concert built to honor his half-century career, his family confirmed the day before the Melbourne event, citing a decline in his health that has kept the details largely private until now. Explore See latest videos, charts and news In a statement shared to social media by wife Jill and sons Robert and James, the family explained the decision to go public. “Many people have been asking whether John will be involved in the concert or attending Sunday night to watch it all happen. Unfortunately, he will not be able to attend,…

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Fox All you need to do is listen to the opening music of “The X-Files,” one of the greatest theme songs of the ’90s, to know that the paranormal series can get scary. For all its sci-fi trappings, horror is an essential part of the show’s DNA.  Alien abduction sits at the heart of the show’s larger mythology, while many of its one-off “Monster of the Week” episodes venture even further into horror. What scares one viewer might not faze another, but these five episodes of “The X-Files” are undeniably…

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I’ve always had a soft spot for a great fall accessory, but this season, I’m looking beyond the usual It bag. Instead, I’m investing in the kind of pieces that feel a little more personal—and, dare I say, a lot more timeless. Its delicate yet distinctive designs have that effortless luxury factor that makes even the simplest outfit feel instantly more polished.Whether I’m layering a few pieces with a cashmere sweater and jeans or adding one understated sparkle to an evening look, these are the jewels I can see myself wearing on repeat long after fall is over. Consider this…

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Welcome to the inaugural edition of Kernel Panic! A weekly newsletter by Lily Hay Newman and Matt Burgess from inside the new world of privacy and digital security. To receive this newsletter in your inbox each week, sign up here.AI doomers have recently traded one worst-case scenario for another, putting aside a potential software vulnerability apocalypse to focus on the possibility of rogue AI causing mass human death in the next decade. As AI leaders consider a cooperative slowdown on frontier model development, though, one aspect of the cybersecurity sea change has already arrived thanks to existing, broadly available capabilities…

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Astronomers suspect that a never-before-seen variation of a space-time phenomenon could explain an “impossible” black hole merger that has puzzled experts for years. But if their theory is true, it creates an entirely new mystery to solve.On Nov. 23, 2023, both halves of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) — located in Washington and Louisiana — detected an unusual set of gravitational waves. These ripples in the fabric of space-time can be triggered by some of the universe’s most powerful events, such as exploding stars and rapidly spinning neutron stars. But in this case, the signal, dubbed GW231123, originated from…

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In the opening chapter of ​‘Revolutionary Road’, Richard Yates’ classic 1962 novel of postwar suburban discontent, the young parents of a Connecticut commuter town form a community theatre and put in a show, an initiative meant to show that they didn’t leave their creative ambitions behind when they moved out of the city. The failure of their first performance looms through the rest of the story as a symbol of their thwarted aspirations in a domestic cultural wasteland, and reifies a dichotomy still understood in American culture, between city (edgy, striving, artistic) and suburb (family-oriented, stultifying, conformist).In Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut, another community theatre production proves more transporting…

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Papa Roach are no longer playing Louder Than Life this weekend after one of the band’s members suffered an “emergency” that involved his health.The band was set to perform at the festival in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday (Sept. 19).Why Papa Roach Is No Longer Playing Louder Than LifeIn a statement shared on their social media today, Papa Roach said they are pulling out of this year’s Louder Than Life festival following a situation involving bassist Tobin Esperance.”After careful consideration and advice from medical professionals, Papa Roach bassist Tobin Esperance will be unable to perform this weekend due to an unexpected…

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Prime Video The ride is over for “Ride or Die”: Prime Video has canceled the action comedy starring Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer after one season, Deadline reports. (TVLine has reached out to Prime Video for confirmation.) Paramount Television Studios are reportedly shopping the series to other networks, however. Waddingham and Spencer starred as best friends Judith Burton and Debbie Claybourne, “who thought they knew everything about each other — except Judith turns out to be an international assassin,” per the official logline. “When a mysterious figure emerges from Judith’s past and a…

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Axios: Sources: the USPTO and US Copyright Office were surprised by the DOJ’s brief supporting OpenAI and Microsoft in their dispute with the New York Times — The Department of Justice’s statement of interest supporting OpenAI and Microsoft in the New York Times’ copyright infringement lawsuit … View Original Source Here

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Nicholas: The Chrysalis of Winter Solstice by Christopher J. Wyatt In building a fantasy mythology around Saint Nicholas, Wyatt gives the familiar gift-bringer a much stranger, rougher and more adventurous road to becoming himself. Long before the red suit, the reindeer and the yearly journey around the world, there was Nicholas: a young man shaped by faith, generosity, grief and the example of parents who taught him to care for others. Christopher J. Wyatt takes that familiar foundation and sends it in an unexpected direction in Nicholas: The Chrysalis of Winter Solstice, a sprawling fantasy adventure that imagines…

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Scientists have built a DNA-powered computer that can perform calculations using billions of molecules in a tiny drop of water.The system taps into the laws of physics to create what the scientists describe as a computing system that’s more efficient than the conventional computers that are widely used today.Rather than continuously using energy to force a calculation through a series of processing steps, the DNA computer is designed so that its more “energetically favorable” state is the correct answer. In other words, the computer is built to use less energy than other biological computers, which integrate living cells with traditional…

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Ethan Hawke‘s hit Batman TV show returns to HBO Max today with new episodes. The animated series takes a unique approach to telling the story of the Batfamily, something that has clearly resonated with viewers. Batwheels returns today with the fourth leg of its third season on the platform. For the uninitiated, the show follows the adventures of the various Batfamily vehicles, in what seems like an odd fusion of Batman: Brave and the Bold and Pixar’s Cars franchise. What to know about Ethan Hawke’s Batman TV show The stories told in Batwheels are pretty simple. The Bat family’s vehicles…

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Carrot Top was hospitalized in Las Vegas on Friday night following a suicide attempt. A representative for the actor and comedian confirmed to TMZ that Carrot Top (whose real name is Scott Thompson) is “recovering in the hospital and is receiving the care and support he needs.” His family and those closest to him expressed gratitude for the concern and support while respectfully asking for privacy.” Carrot Top, 61, performs a nightly residency at the Luxor in Las Vegas. Friday night’s performance was canceled following the incident. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis or…

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Frazer Harrison/Getty Images When “Friends” debuted in 1994, it quickly became a massive hit and would go on to become one of the best sitcoms of the ’90s. Of course, that meant that every network immediately wanted to have a “Friends” of their own, so many knock-offs started flooding the airwaves. Most of these shows came and went without much fanfare, but one of them was a surprising misfire considering the cast and its lead: ’80s movie icon Molly Ringwald. “Townies” was Ringwald’s second attempt at sitcom stardom, following her brief…

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During my high school and college days, I was never one to shy away from putting my hair through the wringer. I was at the salon at least once a month to straighten my 3B/3C curly hair, and somewhere along the line, I decided I wanted to try highlights. Spoiler alert: it didn’t end well. Even though I was loving my honey-colored highlights, the damage that it caused was undeniable. Anytime I wore my curls out, I noticed more frizz, breakage, and overall dryness (deep conditioner became my best friend).Fast forward to 2018, and I had somewhat of a curly…

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Flock Safety announced a voluntary employee separation program on Friday, offering a “generous” severance package to those who want to leave amid growing backlash against the surveillance technology company, according to an internal email shared with WIRED.Applications for Flock’s voluntary severance program opened Friday, and employees have until October 2 to decide whether to leave the company. Flock expects to grant buyouts to the majority of workers who apply, according to the email. People familiar with the program but not authorized to discuss it publicly say they believe that a significant number of the startup’s roughly 1,500 employees may try…

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Some mysteries invite you to observe the investigation, while others put you right alongside the characters as events unfold. These Mystery and Thriller books emphasize immediacy, danger, and situations that demand a response. Their stories create momentum by keeping characters close to the action. Ideal for readers who want a more immersive kind of suspense. The Holdfast (Silas Lopez Mystery Book 2) by Christopher Mirabile Release Date: September 15, 2026 A homeowner dies suspiciously, and Silas Lopez feels the anger. The investigation pulls him out of the quiet streets of Provincetown into Boston finance, where the wrong questions can get…

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Burning upAs the planet warms, our environment will be transformed, but so will our bodies. In this series, ‘Burning up,’ we investigate the health impacts of climate change, focusing on heat, air quality, food and infection risk. In this installment, we evaluate the promising solutions that could help us adapt to our warmer futureIn the summer of 2008, New York City lowered the threshold for activating its emergency heat plan.The city had historically relied on the National Weather Service threshold of a heat index of 105 F (40.6 C), but they noticed that people were getting heat stroke at lower…

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All lieutenants are bad, to paraphrase a famous axiom, and that includes officers on every police force, everywhere – at least, this is the premise of the Bad Lieutenant films. Not a franchise, not an original film and its remakes, but rather a secret, third thing, Abel Ferrara’s 1992 Bad Lieutenant, with Harvey Keitel; Werner Herzog’s 2009 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, and now Takashi Miike’s Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo, with Shun Oguri, are more like variations on a theme. In all three films, a corrupt and guilt-stricken cop, plagued by his demons and intoxicated by his state-supplied power and many other substances besides, weathers the twin crucibles of a gruesome…

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Tune-Yards is embarking on a U.S. tour titled The Ones That Love You. Starting November 5 in Chicago, the Oakland band will make stops in Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, and more. The pop duo Rituals of Mine will open each date. Scroll down for the full schedule.This spring, Tune-Yards wrote and released the score for Boots Riley’s offbeat comedy-crime film I Love Boosters, the follow-up to their composition work for Riley’s debut feature, 2018’s Sorry to Bother You. Tune-Yards put out their sixth studio album, Better Dreaming, in 2025.Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly noted this tour was only…

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Netflix Netflix is done pouring it out with the “Sweet Magnolias,” canceling the small-town drama after five seasons, according to Deadline. But there’s a silver lining: The streamer has ordered a new drama series, “Ladies of the House,” led by “Magnolias” star JoAnna Garcia Swisher and hailing from “Magnolias” showrunner Sheryl J. Anderson, that follows a wife and two adult daughters who take over a family winery after the owner’s death and “must battle through their issues with each other in order to confront challenges with the business, their extended family,…

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