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They say if you fall off the horse to get right back on again, and that seems to be what Red Lobster is eyeing. The chain is reportedly looking to revive the promotion that once accelerated its financial troubles.According to Fox Business, there are rumors swirling around that endless shrimp might be an option that is back on the table for the restaurant chain as it tries to stay afloat.The all-you-can-eat deal could come back as a limited-time offer as soon as April, Bloomberg reported.A Red Lobster spokesperson told Fox Business the company doesn’t have “anything to announce at this…

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The xx returned to the stage on Friday (April 3), playing their first show as a trio in eight years at Mexico City’s Pepsi Center WTC. Romy, Jamie xx, and Oliver Sims played 19 songs from across their group and individual catalogs, performing hits like “Intro” and “Angels” alongside deeper cuts, collaborations, and remixes. Find the full setlist, as well as footage and photos from the show, below.Although the xx teased the concert as a “next chapter” for the group, they made sure to reach far back in their catalog to craft a career-surveying list. Positioned backlit in front of…

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Featured Podcasts Big Technology Podcast: OpenAI buys TBPN, SpaceX’s $2 Trillion IPO?, Iran Disables Amazon Infrastructure The Big Technology Podcast takes you behind the scenes in the tech world featuring interviews with plugged-in insiders and outside agitators. Subscribe to Big Technology Podcast. Hard Fork: The Future of Addictive Design + Going Deep at DeepMind + HatGPT The future is already here. Each week, journalists Kevin Roose and Casey Newton explore and make sense of the latest in the rapidly changing world of tech. Subscribe to Hard Fork. Great Chat: Go touch some grass (but don’t tweet about it) A podcast…

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Quick factsWhat it is: RCW 86, a supernova remnantWhere it is: 8,000 light-years away, in the constellation CircinusWhen it was shared: March 24, 2026One of the oldest recorded astronomical events observed by humans has gotten a fresh look from a new NASA space telescope. In A.D. 185, Chinese astronomers recorded the appearance of a “guest star” in the night sky. The star shone for about eight months in the direction of Alpha Centauri, one of the closest star systems to the sun.This stellar visitor was a supernova — a large and extremely bright explosion marking the end of a massive…

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Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards) brought a manic goofiness to “Seinfeld” for its entire nine-season run, but the character’s personality might have been much more subdued if not for an early production decision. In the pilot, Kramer appears with a large retriever named Ralph, who tackles George (Jason Alexander) onto Jerry’s couch before scurrying off into the bathroom and never being seen again. The dog was quickly written out after Larry David decided the logistical challenges of working with a large animal on set weren’t worth it. Richards later discussed the decision in his memoir “Entrances and Exits,” explaining that…

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At the time of her ascent as a Hollywood screen siren, actor Kim Novak had something that neither directors or audiences could quite put their finger on. She somehow mixed an air of confident sexual defiance with an undertow of vulnerability and melancholy, and whatever it was that she had exactly, she’s definitely still got it on the evidence of Alexandre O. Philippe’s probing cinephile documentary that examines the film Vertigo as an artwork attributable to Novak rather than its director, Alfred Hitchcock.Novak narrates from the windswept confines of her Big Sur stack, to which she retreated in the early 1960s…

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Jack Black and Jack White teamed up for a surprise performance of “Seven Nation Army” during the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, delivering a collaborative moment that leaned into the show’s rare double-booking of the two artists. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The crossover occurred during Black’s monologue, which marked his induction into the show’s Five-Timers Club — an honor reserved for hosts who have appeared five times. As part of the segment, Black was joined by several returning members of the club, including Tina Fey, Jonah Hill, Candice Bergen and Melissa McCarthy, before the sketch pivoted…

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There’s no denying that New York City is one of the world’s most stylish cities. Whether enduring a blizzard or a humid summer, chic dressers are always out, taking the long way home just to show off their curated looks. While everyone from style-conscious college students to seasoned executives knows how to turn heads with their outfits, there’s one particularly stylish group that always commands attention but often doesn’t get the recognition it deserves: New York City mothers.These women possess an effortless, practical glamour that comes from navigating the demanding, fast-paced lifestyle of motherhood. Emphasizing the functional aspect, especially during…

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It’s smaller and more portable than the brutish Move, yet large enough to sound much fuller than the pint-sized Roam. It can sit fixed on its charging cradle to rival the homebound Sonos Era 100, or follow you anywhere. In other words, it’s the epitome of Sonos versatility, and now that it’s working properly, it’ll be hard to pass up.Play OnOpening the Play’s brown cardboard packaging feels equal parts Scandi minimalism and sustainability, in line with recent releases like the Arc Ultra soundbar. Inside, a white acoustic wrapping gives way to a stout tubular speaker with a rubberized loop attached,…

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Looking for a story you can’t put down? These romance books deliver addictive plots, unforgettable couples, and all the tension you crave. Each one pulls you in from the first chapter. Perfect for readers chasing their next favorite love story. Midnight Kisses (The Sterling Brothers Book 4) by Layla Hagen Release Date: March 27, 2026 I hired the one woman my brothers warned me about. She’s smart, gorgeous, and carrying scars from a scandal she didn’t deserve. Now I’m breaking every rule, losing every ounce of self-control, and risking everything… just to prove she’s mine. Buy on Amazon 07:45: The…

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Dying stars can emit a powerful jet of radiation, as seen in an artist’s impressionStocktrek Images, Inc./Alamy Astronomers think they have seen a type of explosion produced by a dying star called a dirty fireball for the first time, and it could help us understand how massive stars die. When a massive star runs out of fuel, it can collapse and explode in several ways. If a black hole is produced in the collapse, an extremely powerful jet of radiation can burst through the star, producing a flash of high-energy light called a gamma ray burst. These bursts are among…

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Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images In 1995, Kate Mulgrew made her debut as Captain Kathryn Janeway in “Star Trek: Voyager,” but it wasn’t her first brush with a major franchise. Sixteen years earlier, Mulgrew landed the title role in “Mrs. Columbo,” the short-lived spin-off from “Columbo,” one of the best detective shows ever made. Peter Falk’s iconic investigator often spoke about his wife, but she was never seen. When “Columbo” came to an end in 1978, NBC went forward with “Mrs. Columbo” and cast Mulgrew as Kate Columbo despite the nearly…

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The live filmed version of Daniel Radcliffe‘s award-winning Broadway musical has just been added to Netflix’s movie library. As of today, Sony Pictures Classics’ 2025 movie Merrily We Roll Along is now finally available to stream on Netflix. The Harry Potter star’s version was a revival of Stephen Sondheim’s iconic musical, based on George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s 1939 play of the same name. What do we know about Daniel Radcliffe’s Merrily We Roll Along movie? Merrily We Roll Along movie was filmed during the musical’s 2023-2024 Broadway production. Besides Radcliffe, the revival was also led by Jonathan Groff…

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Arch Enemy have responded after former Megadeth guitarist Kiko Loureiro recently insinuated that the band’s “To The Last Breath” single shares similarities to his 2024 song “Talking Dreams.”What started off in a somewhat snarky manner has taken a more serious turn after Loureiro’s initial Instagram post last week in which he spliced portions of Arch Enemy’s new video up against his own “Taking Dreams” clip and chirped, “Just helping promote @archenemyofficial new song… you’re welcome.”How Did Arch Enemy Initially Respond to Kiko Loureiro’s Post?Within the comments on Loureiro’s post, Arch Enemy guitarist Michael Amott initially shared, “Thank you brother @kikoloureiro…

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Featured Podcasts Big Technology Podcast: OpenAI buys TBPN, SpaceX’s $2 Trillion IPO?, Iran Disables Amazon Infrastructure The Big Technology Podcast takes you behind the scenes in the tech world featuring interviews with plugged-in insiders and outside agitators. Subscribe to Big Technology Podcast. Hard Fork: The Future of Addictive Design + Going Deep at DeepMind + HatGPT The future is already here. Each week, journalists Kevin Roose and Casey Newton explore and make sense of the latest in the rapidly changing world of tech. Subscribe to Hard Fork. Great Chat: Go touch some grass (but don’t tweet about it) A podcast…

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Today’s Featured Book Deals $2.99The Eleventh Hour by Salman RushdieGet This Deal $2.99Human Acts by Han KangGet This Deal $1.99The Sun is Also a Star by Nicole YoonGet This Deal $2.99The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa SeeGet This Deal $1.99Genuine Fraud by E. LockhartGet This Deal $1.99The Book of Life by Deborah HarknessGet This Deal $1.99Stone Blind by Natalie HaynesGet This Deal $1.99Olive, Again by Elizabeth StroutGet This Deal In Case You Missed Yesterday’s Most Popular Book Deals $2.99Down the River Unto the Sea by Walter MosleyGet This Deal $2.99Empire in Black and Gold by Adrian TchaikovskyGet This…

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For over half a century, people in Central Africa have told tales of the fish seen climbing waterfalls, but these claims have never been officially confirmed. Now, these fish have finally been caught on camera, studied more closely, and described in a study published in Scientific Reports. View Original Source Here

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John Medland/CBS Reagan family patriarch Henry arrives in Boston on Friday’s “Boston Blue,” ostensibly to catch up with old cop friends. But the true reason for the visit isn’t revealed until the episode’s final moments. Len Cariou’s beloved “Blue Bloods” character is first seen early in the hour, but his appearance takes a backseat to the case of the week, which sees Rev. Peters shot after being caught in the crossfire — not to worry, he pulls through — and the subsequent arrival of Mae’s older sister Jill (played by…

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Crew members working on the set of Jonathan Majors’ forthcoming action movie reportedly walked off set after the actor as well as his co-star JC Kilcoyne fell out of a window while filming a scene.The accident happened in late March on the South Carolina set of an untitled Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend action movie. While filming a scene, Majors and Kilcoyne both tumbled about six feet out of a window when the stunt glass panel behind them gave out.Deadline reports the “tempered glass was only sitting loosely in the window,” and that Kilcoyne required stitches “all over his hands”…

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Bleachers have dropped their new song “the van,” the third single from their upcoming album, everyone for ten minutes. Stream it below. Get Bleachers Tickets “the van” sees the Jack Antonoff-led act leaning into nostalgia, as the frontman describes his early years in Steel Train. “Packed the van and spun through being cool,” he sings. “Man, those drive-thru years really went slow/ Wawa lights in the rearview was making it.” everyone for ten minutes is set for release on May 22nd via Dirty Hit; pre-orders are ongoing. The new album will be supported by a North American tour running from…

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I know you know the original Devil Wears Prada’s costumes like the back of your hand. The Chanel boots, the newsboy hats, the lumpy blue sweater (which Meryl Streep just re-created, by the way), the Prada coat. The wardrobe was just as memorable as Miranda’s one-liners. What you might not remember, however, was what the cast wore during the original press tour back in 2006.The OG cast showed up to red carpets, screenings, and photocalls to promote the film wearing the biggest fashion trends of the early 2000s, including babydoll dresses, peep-toe platforms, and low-rise bootcut jeans. If you can…

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Meta has paused all its work with the data contracting firm Mercor while it investigates a major security breach that impacted the startup, two sources confirmed to WIRED. The pause is indefinite, the sources said. Other major AI labs are also reevaluating their work with Mercor as they assess the scope of the incident, according to people familiar with the matter.Mercor is one of a few firms that OpenAI, Anthropic, and other AI labs rely on to generate training data for their models. The company hires massive networks of human contractors to generate bespoke, proprietary datasets for these labs, which…

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The Artemis II mission astronauts have released their first video messages from space, giving the public a glimpse of deep-space travel roughly two days into their historic journey.In the crew’s first broadcast, the astronauts describe the stunning view outside Orion’s windows.”You can see the entire globe from pole to pole,” NASA astronaut Reid Weisman said. “It was the most spectacular moment, and it paused all four of us in our tracks.” You may like The other astronauts echoed Weisman’s awe of the view. “Trust us; you look amazing,” NASA astronaut Victor Glover said about Earth. “You look beautiful.”Along with Weisman,…

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“True Detective” is one of the best detective television shows of all time, but the HBO anthology series has had an erratic journey. Created by Nic Pizzolatto, known for his gritty crime novels, the neo-noir series interrogates whether justice is even possible in a morally bankrupt world. As the title — lifted from the famous pulp magazines — suggests, a “True Detective” questions what it means to seek the truth when the very concept of “truth” can be subjective and elusive.  Across the seasons of “True Detective,” solving the case…

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European cinema breeds provocateurs, from Pasolini to Haneke to Noé, Österlund and Radu Jude. Although separated by generations, nationalities and genres, these filmmakers never shy away from confronting their audience with the crass, controversial and/​or achingly contemporary. Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli is the latest in a long line of such raconteurs – his feature debut Sick of Myself was a ceaselessly cynical take on influencer culture, while Dream Scenario saw him take aim at ​“cancel culture” after a mild-mannered college professor becomes an accidental global antagonist. His much-hyped third feature is considerably higher profile thanks to the casting of Robert Pattinson and Zendaya – during shooting it…

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James Gadson, a prolific session drummer who played on hit records by the likes of Diana Ross, the Jackson 5, and Bill Withers, has died. “He was a great husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and one hell of a drummer,” Gadson’s wife, Barbara, told Rolling Stone. She said that Gadson had recently undergone surgery and suffered a bad fall. He was 86.Gadson was born in Kansas City, Misouri, in 1939. His father, also a drummer, bought James and his brother Thomas cornets so they could join the drum corps at their school. After serving in the Air Force, Gadson played…

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Howard Bloom has built a career on asking big, unsettling questions about how the world works. In The Case of the Sexual Cosmos, he delivers one of his most expansive visions yet—an argument that challenges conventional ideas about evolution, physics, and the very direction of the universe. This is not just a book about science. It is an attempt to redefine how we understand life, creativity, and cosmic purpose. A Universe Driven by More Than Survival At the heart of Bloom’s argument is a powerful shift in perspective. Traditional interpretations of evolution emphasize survival—organisms adapting to stay alive in competitive environments. Bloom builds…

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Featured Podcasts Great Chat: Go touch some grass (but don’t tweet about it) A podcast mostly about tech. Brought to you weekly by Angela Du, Sally Shin, Mac Bohannon, Helen Min, and Ashley Mayer. Subscribe to Great Chat. Lenny’s Podcast: An AI state of the union: We’ve passed the inflection point, dark factories are coming, and automation timelines | Simon Willison 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. Access: The future of AI might be on your finger A show about…

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