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Stray Kids are speechless. The members of the K-pop supergroup reacted on Sunday night (Aug. 16) to the news that their latest release, THIS & THAT is officially their ninth Billboard chart-topper. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “Hello all, we are Stray Kids!,” the eight-member group said in unison in an Instagram Story captioned, “9th consecutive Billboard 200 #1 album ‘THIS & THAT’ … Thank you STAY, from the bottom of our hearts.” “Today we are excited to share the most exciting news ever,” added member Bang Chan. “Our most recent album, THIS & THAT, has reached No.…

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When prepping for a trip, something we’ve all contended with is that we’re so preoccupied with figuring out what to pack for the trip that what to wear to the airport becomes an afterthought, even though that’s one of the most important outfits of the entire trip, in my opinion. It can be a challenge to find the perfect outfit for a travel day that checks all the boxes: comfortable, stylish, and versatile enough to handle varying temperatures. But you know whose airport outfits always check all the boxes? Dua Lipa.Dua Lipa was recently spotted at JFK, and she seems…

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When Soundgarden Wrote “Black Hole Sun,” they may have inadvertently been onto something.In a new paper in Nature, scientists have chronicled a “black hole star” that’s the size of our solar system and glows bright red in the depth of space. The findings are based on observations from the James Webb Space Telescope, which continues to change how astronomers think about the cosmos.Researchers focused on some of the most distant observable phenomena in the universe, which appear to be something like a star in disguise. Based on the light they emit, they appear to share some characteristics with giant stars,…

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Sick of the AI slop that’s infiltrated every corner of the internet? Desperate to ditch the corporate rat race? Stressing about the cost of living while billionaires shoot rockets into space? We’ve got book recs for that! If the current state of the world has you spiraling into existentialism, swap your doomscrolling for summer reading + take solace in the fact that you’re not the only one who’s tired of living through unprecedented times. For cathartic tales of corporate mayhem: Discontent by Beatriz Serrano, translated by Mara Faye Lethem Fallow by Sarah Anderson I Hope This Finds You Well by…

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Social media has upended how people engage with healthcare, as it provides a platform for people to share their experiences, find support groups, and learn more about symptoms and conditions. But it’s also given nefarious actors a platform to promote products, spread misinformation and prey on people’s fears. Meanwhile, algorithms deliver users an individually tailored stream of content, promoting and prioritizing the most engaging posts with little oversight.In her book “Bad Influence: How the Internet Hijacked Our Health” (Oneworld Publications, 2026), author Dr. Deborah Cohen, a broadcaster, journalist and editor who has a medical degree from the University of Manchester…

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The next morning, John retrieves Hal from the sheriff’s department — where Kerry kept him in a broom closet, because OF COURSE she saw through his ruse — and Hal is arraigned. A local lawyer steps up during the proceedings and offers to represent Hal, who hires him on the spot; the lawyer is Billy Macon (Jason Ritter, “Matlock”), and he happens to be Kerry’s husband. After Billy gets Hal released, he invites them to his father’s ranch that night for dinner. His father is a huge Green Lantern fan, he explains, and really wants to meet the hero himself.…

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Body horror, at its best, reacquaints us with the flesh, asking us to accept the strange and often disturbing experiences of what that entails. Veronica’s nightmare of giving birth to a writhing maggot-baby – arguably the film’s most unforgettable image – locates that same fear of threatened bodily autonomy in unmistakably gendered terms. Brundle fears the body he no longer recognises, but Veronica fears a body capable of producing new life beyond her control. It is this viscerality, rendered through the film’s Oscar-winning practical effects, that captures the fraught relationship with our bodies so acutely. Of course, simply being acquainted with the flesh…

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Here are the eleven best 1970s glam rock albums ranked in order.There probably isn’t another period in rock history quite like the early-to-mid 1970s and there probably never will be again, in all honesty. As we know, the late 1960s was when the tides began to turn; gone were the days where people thought The Beatles actually had long hair. By the time the 1970s rolled around, it was game over. Rockstars were decked out in makeup, platform boots, glitter, and clothes that simply would’ve been unthinkable a few years earlier. Some of the Alice Cooper group’s first outfits were old…

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Featured Podcasts Lenny’s Podcast: OpenAI’s Head of Design: This is the best time in history to be a designer | Ian Silber 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. Big Technology Podcast: Best of Big Technology: How Ozempic Changes Our Bodies, Minds, and Economy — With Johann Hari 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: Zuckerberg’s Anti-Doom Fantasy + Finally…

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What’s the story behind the story? What inspired you to write this book? The ghost mall phenomenon inspired Mall Goddess. Having grown up in the Midwest, I’m struck by the transformation of malls from fun meeting places to acres of emptiness. I hope these old buildings will transform in a positive way. So, I set a story in a crumbling behemoth. The characters within the mall battle against changing times and corruption. It’s a light-hearted read, but it’s firmly grounded in the real-life evolution of brick-and-mortar to online retail, and how this impacts people\’s financial stability and community connections. If…

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John Johnson/HBO Max The ambitious HBO series “Lanterns,” based on DC Comics’ “Green Lantern” franchise, stars Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, a rookie space cop training under aging intergalactic peacekeeper Hal Jordan, played by Kyle Chandler. Stewart learns some of the dos and don’ts of being a member of the Green Lantern Corps cosmic peace force in the rural America of “Lanterns.” The pair of superheroes stumble onto a conspiracy threatening to disrupt more than just Stewart’s apprenticeship. The show has been compared to “True Detective,” which happens to be one…

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The new movie and TV releases coming to HBO Max from August 17 to August 23, 2026, include Mother Mary, Thanksgiving, and many more. Mother Mary is written and directed by David Lowery. The psychological drama film focuses on pop star Mother Mary reuniting with her estranged friend and ex-costume designer. However, this reunion brought old wounds to the fore, forcing Mary to face her past. The film received mixed reviews and features Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel in key roles. Also coming to HBO Max is the Eli Roth-directed slasher film Thanksgiving, which follows a small town in Massachusetts…

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Noah Kahan welcomed Chappell Roan on stage during his Saturday concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena to perform her song “California.” Watch fan-made video below. Late into the 27-song set on Kahan’s “The Great Divide Tour,” he introduced Roan, who thanked the audience before giving Kahan some appreciation. “Noah always stands up for me,” Roan told the crowd. “He’s a good person, for real.” Get Noah Kahan Tickets Here Before performing “California,” a song from Roan’s 2023 debut album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, Kahan said the track was the first he ever heard by his…

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I’m a beauty editor, so it’s part of my job to trial and document the eye creams that blast away dark circles and the serums that revive dull skin. While these lotions and potions get us to the finish line, everyone knows that the real driver behind bright under-eyes and plump skin is adequate sleep.While I have a seemingly endless number of products that can place a Band-Aid over a bigger issue, I know enough about the human body to recognize that I’ll never achieve the complexion, energy, or metabolism I desire until my sleep quality improves. But as someone…

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I’m already growing hoarse in Golden Gate Park as Charli XCX takes the stage at a San Francisco music festival. The crowd starts jumping as a guitar hook hits, and I reluctantly comply, bouncing around on these aging knees as my chunky Puff necklace almost flies off the chain.During a lull in the set, someone next to me compliments the necklace, which has stainless steel swirls and a bulbous orange center. Their eyes grow wide as I flip the cap off and explain that it’s a hidden USB flash drive—I plugged the Puff into my phone to show off the…

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Every month, the What’s Up in YA newsletter has a roundup of the best YA graphic novels and comics out that month. I’ve combined all of these comics into a collection: Young Adult Graphic Novels & Comics of 2026. Anyone can browse Book Riot collections and click the covers to find the publisher’s description, the Book Riot recommendation, and links for where to purchase the title.All Access members can create their own private and public collections, so if you want to keep track of the new YA releases on your TBR, that’s the best way to do it! Check out…

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Four lemurs that had close contact with people, including one via a “lemur yoga” class, caught a human herpesvirus and subsequently died, a new study shows.The virus at fault was herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which is extremely common in humans. In people, the infection usually causes no symptoms or produces cold sores. In primates, though, the infections can often be deadly — in this case, all four lemurs developed encephalitis, or inflammation of the brain, and died.This is the first time that an HSV-1 infection has been confirmed in lemurs via a molecular analysis — namely, PCR tests…

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NBC In 1967, Julie Newmar — who was already well known for her slinky portrayal of Catwoman on another hit 1960s TV show, “Batman” — beamed her way into the 2nd season of the original “Star Trek” series. Her character made it to the end of her episode, too. But if writer D.C. Fontana had her way, that ending would have been far more tragic. In “Friday’s Child,” Captain Kirk (William Shatner), Spock (Leonard Nimoy), and Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley) must protect Eleen, the pregnant widow of Capella IV’s slain…

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In perhaps the least surprising news of all of Disney’s D23 Expo this year, the company announced they are moving forward with a third film in their hugely successful Zootopia franchise.Voice actors Ginnifer Goodwin (Judy Hopps) and Ke Huy Quan (Gary De’Snake) announced the project during the D23 Disney films event on Friay night. They revealed the film’s title treatment (and, yeah, it’s just called Zootopia 3) as well as the fact that it will introduce birds to the world of Zootopia. (Snakes like Quan’s Gary were introduced in Zootopia 2.)READ MORE: The Worst Disney Villains of All TimeFew sequels in history have ever felt more…

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Though they haven’t made a hit in 25 years, Sugar Ray has never really gone away in the minds of millennials like Julia Jacklin, who grew up on Mark McGrath and co.’s indelible late ‘90s alt-rock-and-pop blend. That’s why the Australian singer-songwriter decided to cover the band’s single “Every Morning” for Triple J. Check out her slightly more downtempo version below.“I’ve liked it since I was a little kid,” Jacklin says about the track. “I love any way to connect with my younger self as much as I can. I feel like we were singing it together: me now, and…

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Featured Podcasts Big Technology Podcast: Best of Big Technology: How Ozempic Changes Our Bodies, Minds, and Economy — With Johann Hari 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: Zuckerberg’s Anti-Doom Fantasy + Finally an A.I. Detector That Works + A.I. Math 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. Channels with Peter Kafka: Joanna Stern on…

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Hulu THE PERFORMER | Lola Petticrew THE SHOW | Hulu’s “Furious” THE EPISODE | “Pick a Sticker” (August 10, 2026) THE PERFORMANCE | For much of Hulu’s “Furious” thus far, serial killer Catherine has seemed largely unflappable. She knows the men on whom she wants to exact revenge — all men who abused her, in some form, in her youth — and she’s hardly flinched while leading each of them to their demise. But Catherine’s cool exterior has been masking a hurt and haunted young woman, and Lola Petticrew spent…

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Recently, I went to see Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in beautiful 70 mm at the Filmhouse here in Edinburgh. I was completely blown away by its scale, ambition and visual beauty, but I was also troubled by its relationship to Homer’s original text, the changes to the story, to Odysseus’ character, and to key elements of the plot.Then I saw it again, and something changed. The second time, I was able to put aside my expectations of what The Odyssey should be and see it on its own terms as Nolan’s version of this ancient story, reimagined for a new generation. I realised that my resistance the first time wasn’t really…

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From career milestones to new releases to major announcements and those little important moments, Billboard editors highlight uplifting moments in Latin music. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Romeo Santos Launches Fundación Los Santos to Support Children With Autism Romeo Santos is turning a very personal experience into a broader mission. On Tuesday (Aug. 11), the bachata superstar announced the launch of Fundación Los Santos, a registered 501(c)(3) organization created to support children with autism and their families through greater access to resources, educational opportunities, developmental programs and community initiatives. “As a father of…

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September is just around the corner, and in true back-to-school fashion, I need new sneakers. Adidas is always my go-to. Not only are the styles cool, but ICYMI, it’s having a sneaky sale. Until August 17, save 20% on Adidas full-price and sale styles with the promo code SPLASH. To save you time, I’ve already gone through and found the standout items—all under $100.Below, shop animal-print SL72s (a style popular with celebrities like Suki Waterhouse and Bella Hadid, to name a few), polka-dot track jackets, satin running shorts, and so much more. Don’t forget to use code SPLASH at checkout…

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Privacy advocates and musicians rallied outside Madison Square Garden on Friday, pushing for new legislation to prevent facial-recognition technology at the venue and other public spaces in New York City.“MSG and its CEO, James Dolan, have been flagrantly abusing biotechnology,” City Council member Shahana Hanif said at the event on Friday, after leading a chant of “ban the scan.” In January, Hanif proposed a bill that would prohibit public venues from using biometric recognition tech such as Madison Square Garden’s facial-recognition systems.Madison Square Garden is well-known for its biometric data collection practices. As WIRED has previously reported, fans who are…

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Explore Biography and Memoirs that spotlight creative legacies, athletic triumphs, and personal resilience. These life stories reveal the hidden struggles behind cultural icons, the pressures at the top of their games, and the intimate truths found within everyday courage. Perfect for readers seeking inspiring, eye-opening nonfiction journeys. The Superman Wars: A Battle for Truth, Justice, and an American Icon by William Bernhardt Release Date: – New witnesses, unpublished manuscripts, personal letters, and more reveal the complex and dramatic history of Superman and his creator, Jerry Siegel. This is a David and Goliath clash with twists, turns, and devastating upheavals. An…

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BERLIN — Archaeologists have finally determined which weapon caused mysterious square holes in the skulls of soldiers who died in the 1361 Battle of Visby. Close analysis of the bone fractures and cutting-edge motion-capture technology revealed that medieval combatants worked in groups to methodically incapacitate their opponents and then deliver a final, fatal blow with a spiked club.”We have to understand the complexity of medieval combat; it’s not a simple process,” Patrick Randolph-Quinney, a biological anthropologist at Uppsala University in Sweden, said in a research presentation Aug. 5 at the 25th European Paleopathology Association meeting in Berlin. The research has…

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Disney/Hulu The Onyx Collective series “Deli Boys” has been canceled at Hulu after just two seasons, TVLine has confirmed. The series had been a priority for Onyx, which pushed for more cast members at the end of its freshman season. After “SNL” vet Fred Armisen joined as a series regular, the show was eventually renewed for Season 2. The series later added a supporting cast that included Andrew Rannells, Kumail Nanjiani, Lilly Singh, Robin Thede, and Tan France, but following the second run’s low ratings, even those late additions couldn’t help it…

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