As a man returns from the brink of death in one big gasp of air, Mariano (Adriano Giannini) calmly welcomes him back: “You decided to live. Good.” Mariano knows a thing or two about deciding to live. By the time he saves the patient in the ambulance, he’s been a doctor in Turin for three decades and has just been summoned to Argentina to depose in an upcoming trial. The trip that returns him to the country where he spent the worst days of his life gives Marcho Bechis’ Back to Buenos Aires its title. The drama is set in 2008 and sees the Italian director…
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A federal jury has found Lil Durk not guilty of plotting to kill Georgia rapper Quando Rondo. Durk has been in federal custody since 2024, when he was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, conspiracy to commit stalking, and stalking resulting in death.Prosecutors had argued the Grammy winner worked with a cohort of five men tied to his Only the Family (OTF) collective to orchestrate a hit on Quando Rondo, born Tyquian Bowman, as revenge for the 2020 murder of Durk’s friend King Von. Timothy “Lul Timm” Leeks, who prosecutors said was “an associate” of Bowman’s, was later…
Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Comedy legend Carol Burnett’s wonderfully unique quirkiness thrust her into generational stardom during television’s early Golden Age — but one of her well-known quirks was actually a secret message to her grandmother, one she included in every episode of one of the best series of all time, “The Carol Burnett Show.” Fans of Burnett’s classic variety show — which garnered some of the most Emmy wins ever — will remember how the comedienne always ended each episode with two distinct elements: The song, “I’m So Glad We…
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Scientists melted diamonds with a powerful laser to take some of the most precise measurements of the mineral’s elusive melting point — and found that previous experiments were off by more than 1,300 degrees Fahrenheit (700 degrees Celsius).It’s odd to think of diamond, the hardest natural material on Earth, melting — but melt it does when blasted with extremely powerful lasers under the right conditions. Understanding how diamond responds to shock waves from lasers is an important part of developing nuclear fusion, the process that powers stars. Nuclear fusion is also a potential energy source for the future, so researchers…
Image credit: CBS Multiple seasons of the long-running CBS show NCIS are coming to Netflix very soon. NCIS first aired in September 2003 and became a huge success for the network. Over the years, the show has produced seven spin-offs, including prequels. Multiple seasons of NCIS to stream on Netflix next month According to a report by What’s On Netflix, multiple seasons of the show NCIS have found a streaming home on Netflix. The seasons are set to arrive on the platform on October 1, though the report does not specify which ones. NCIS has been one of CBS’s top…
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Frank Micelotta/Getty Images 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 Saturday: FXX airs the Creative Arts Emmys, “Have I Got News for You” is back for Season 5, and Sherri Shepherd plays a 9/11 survivor. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter…
There are very few fragrances that strike the perfect balance of mystery and elegance. That make me smell sophisticated yet effortlessly glamorous. That evoke 2000s nostalgia yet somehow feel refreshingly current. Lo and behold, Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl ticks every single box. The velvety blend of vanilla, almond, tuberose, jasmine sambac, cocoa, and tonka bean has long been my date-night staple, as the composition is unmistakably sultry, but there’s also a bold femininity to it that makes it fit for truly any day-to-night occasion. It also doesn’t hurt that I earn at least three “You smell so good!” compliments every…
September is typically the time when television gets serious again. The summer’s biggest TV shows have aired their finales, the fall schedule is kicking into high gear, and streamers are rolling out everything from high-concept sci-fi to prestige dramas. There’s plenty of familiar IP in the mix, but also some genuinely original shows worth putting on your to-watch list.While plenty of outlets will tell you what everyone is watching (see: Reacher), that’s not our goal. As always, the TV shows we’re watching this month reflect the kinds of stories WIRED covers every day—shows that explore technology, science, politics, culture, and…
Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein and the Making of the Beatles by Philip Norman Phillip Norman captures the zeitgeist and provides a compelling portrait … This illuminating work … brings to life the turbulent and exciting times of the 1960s, when uncommonly inspired innovation seemed commonplace, and nothing felt totally outside the realm of possibility. Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein and the Making of the Beatles is the brainchild of columnist Philip Norman, former rock music critic for The Times and noted biographer of numerous acclaimed musicians and other public figures. Lauded for his first book, Shout!: The Beatles in…
An exceptionally well-preserved fossilized molar belonging to an adult Pacific mastodon has surfaced in a nature preserve near San Francisco.Upon first glance, the ancient tooth looked like an “oddly shaped rock” to geologists who were conducting fieldwork in the area, according to a statement from the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space (Midpen), which runs the preserve. But the find was quickly unmasked as a valuable fossil from the last ice age and was sent to scientists at Stanford University for carbon dating.”The tooth itself is in immaculate condition,” Wayne Thompson, a paleontologist and the CEO of Pacific Paleontology, a consulting firm…
Like many who came before him, Arash (Missagh Zareh), a once-reputable physician, bears the psychological scars of trauma inflicted by Iran’s theocratic régime. After being caught treating wounded protestors, his medical practice was physically sealed off by the government and he was arrested. Ali Asgari’s A Bit of Light unfolds on a single day in the aftermath of this ordeal. Somewhere in the wake of, or perhaps even during, an unspecified stint in prison, the politically disgraced doctor begins to view his future through a nihilistic lens, concluding that a life such as his own is no longer worth living.On an otherwise perfectly ordinary afternoon…
Mastodon have now issued a statement after details of a lawsuit filed by the Brent Hinds estate against the band’s core members became public.Mastodon have denied the allegations against them and expressed their intent to defend themselves from what they’re calling a “meritless lawsuit.”What Did Mastodon Say in Response to the Lawsuit Filed by the Brent Hinds Estate?In a statement released on social media, Mastodon said:Sadly, a private business dispute with the estate of our dear departed friend Brent Hinds was made public. We strongly deny allegations of ill intent on our part and intend to vigorously defend what we believe is…
ABC It’s no secret that the television industry is run largely by personal relationships. It has also infamously provided cover for literal criminals who hid in plain sight in Hollywood’s biggest studios. Suffice it to say, it is (historically speaking) extraordinarily rare for actors to be held accountable to the extent that they’re fired from productions — and even rarer for them to be asked back after seemingly burning that bridge. As you’ll soon read, these fires were hardly the worst or most offensive Hollywood has seen. Two of the…
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What’s the story behind the story? What inspired you to write this book? I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, where the college application process can get…a little intense. 😊 I’ve watched so many teenagers spend four years building the perfect résumé, taking the hardest classes, piling on activities, worrying about test scores, and believing that getting into the “right” college will somehow determine the trajectory of the rest of their lives. And I kept thinking: You’re seventeen. This is supposed to be the beginning of your life—not the final exam. That’s really where Spinning Into Gold began. Anna…
Tiny fragments of ancient alien tech may be strewn across the surface of the moon, and it may be relatively easy to find these microscopic relics, scientists propose in a new study.The theoretical study does not claim to have found any evidence of advanced alien civilizations; rather, it offers a new way to search for clues of their existence.Unlike Earth, the moon has no functional atmosphere or magnetic field, so it is completely exposed to the vacuum of space. As a result, it is constantly bombarded by meteorites, as well as hit by a steady stream of microscopic particles from…
Tom Hiddleston may have dropped a major hint about Loki’s fate in Avengers: Doomsday. The actor is set to reprise his iconic role in the MCU’s highly anticipated movie this December. During Hiddleston’s recent appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, host Josh Horowitz noted that Loki and Patrick Stewart’s Professor X both have died three times throughout the Marvel movies. The actor counted off each of the deaths, beginning with the ending of Thor, along with Dark World and Infinity War. The Loki star then made an eyebrow-raising remark, saying, “Look, if I keep going down the path of…
Puerto Rican rapper Villano Antillano has opened up about why she felt she “had to leave” her home island as her career began expanding internationally. Speaking with Rolling Stone en Español, Villano revealed that she left Puerto Rico two and a half years ago, describing the island as “extremely conservative, machista, and deeply misogynistic” and saying she felt she had reached a ceiling in her career there. “I realized that if I wanted to provide more for my friends, if I wanted to use this platform that being an internationally renowned artist or having a certain level of notoriety has…
CBS 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 Friday: Major networks mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. What’s more, “Conan O’Brien Must Go” wraps Season 3 in the Philippines, and the rangers are put to the ultimate test on “Anna Pigeon.” If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you…
Ask any fashion person how they feel about pairing black shoes with black pants, and they’re likely to tell you that it’s fine, but that there are far more interesting choices. In fact, the easiest way to look more “in” for any given season is to pair basics with a current shoe color trend. And that’s exactly what It girl Olivia Jade just did for an outing in NYC this week.With her oversized graphic T-shirt and cropped black pants, Jade wisely chose to wear olive green shoes (in the form of Miu Miu satin ballerinas). As I predict, you’ll notice…
OpenAI has asked members of Congress in recent weeks for clear guidance about whether orchestrating an industry-wide slowdown on frontier AI development would be legal, people close to the company tell WIRED.Substantive coordination on safety between AI labs may risk running afoul of antitrust law, the people say, which poses a significant obstacle to bringing major tech giants on board with the effort.Last weekend, OpenAI’s chief scientist, Jakub Pachocki, published a blog post arguing that the best path forward for the AI research world includes “coordinating to slow down future development,” which he thinks will be key to ensuring that…
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Burning UpAs the planet warms, our environment will be transformed, but so will our bodies. In this series, we investigate the health impacts of climate change, focusing on heat, air quality, food and infection risk. We also evaluate the promising solutions that could help us adapt to our warmer future.To the untrained eye, Xiaoyu Shan’s lab bench looked like a home gardening experiment gone bad: dishes filled with dirt — some that looked like mud pies and others that were bone-dry — and not a plant to be seen.But those dishes held a warning. The dirt that Shan, a postdoctoral…
For 75 of the 80 minutes of Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s NAZA, we are in the dark. Only literally, for the words we hear spoken from the dimly lit rooftops of Tel Aviv could not be any clearer. They come from the mouths of former IDF soldiers, whose faces are obscured by night and whose voices are digitally modified to “protect confidential journalistic sources”. We learn the meaning of the film’s title early on: NAZA is the acronym used by Israeli army forces to indicate possible civilian casualties of a planned strike. By the time I write this, the number of Palestinians killed…
Note: This article contains descriptions of alleged sexual assault.N.O.R.E. is facing allegations of sexual assault from a former music executive, who claims the Queens rapper and podcast host forcibly digitally penetrated her in a Manhattan nightclub in 1999.At the time, Carmen Bryan, who was working as the finance officer of Def Jam affiliate Rush Management, ran into N.O.R.E. (born Victor James Santiago Jr.) during an event promoting his second album, Melvin Flynt – Da Hustler. Bryan says Santiago forced himself onto her in front of her friends and other club patrons, according to a lawsuit obtained by Pitchfork. Despite her…
Prime Video Throughout Season 4 of “Reacher,” Elspeth Sampson’s actress, Kathleen Robertson, might seem familiar to you due to her past roles on “Beverly Hills, 90210” or “The Expanse.” But you might also recognize the actress from her major role on the Starz drama “Boss.” “Boss” was a 2011 political drama series in which Robertson played Kitty O’Neill, the personal aide to the corrupt mayor of Chicago. The mayor, meanwhile, was played by “Cheers” and “Frasier” alum Kelsey Grammer. Talking to the Hollywood Reporter in 2012, Robertson recalled a scene she shared with Grammer that was…
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