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Robert Voets/CBS There’s nothing more disappointing — more frustrating, even — than watching a Tribal Council with just three participants. In Wednesday’s episode of “Survivor,” that’s exactly what happens after this week’s immunity challenge finishes in (what else?) a puzzle that Ori, Jelly, and Devin just can’t crack. Back at camp, Ori does what he can to try and convince Jelly and Devin that they should aim their hypothetical pistols at each other, but at the end of the day, those dialogues turn out to be dead ends for the…

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Featured Podcasts Sources: Tobi Lütke on the AI agent revolution and future of Shopify Candid conversations with the leaders shaping what’s next in AI and the broader tech industry. Hosted by Alex Heath, who has covered Silicon Valley for more than a decade. Subscribe to Sources. Big Technology Podcast: This AI Expert Argues We’re Underestimating AI’s Productivity Impact — With Ethan Mollick 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. Machine Gods: Inside Anthropic’s IPO + How AI Agents Spy on Your…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter People with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) experience gut pain that can be severe, and it doesn’t always go away when their inflammation is under control and their colonoscopy looks normal. Now, in a new laboratory study, researchers found a previously unknown pain pathway that may explain this phenomenon.The findings, published Oct. 23 in the journal Science Immunology, also point to a potential way to block that pain.”Inflammation in the gut has always been thought of like a fire: the sensory nerves alarm because of the…

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“Bob believed in us in a way that we probably didn’t believe in ourselves,” Nick Jonas said of Bob Iger, former chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney Company, as Iger was named the 2026 PAC NYC Icon of Culture on Tuesday (Oct. 27) at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York City. Speaking on behalf of Joe and Kevin, his brothers and partners in the Jonas Brothers, Jonas praised Iger as “one of the finest cultivators of talent the industry has ever seen.” Music played a big part in the event, which began with six-time Grammy-winning recording artist…

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Peter Kramer/CBS There’s been much chatter about whether Tom Selleck would ever appear on the “Blue Bloods” spinoff, “Boston Blue,” and now its star Donnie Wahlberg, who plays Danny Reagan, has thrown his two cents into the conversation. While speaking with People to promote “Boston Blue” Season 2, Wahlberg revealed his enthusiasm for reuniting with Selleck, who played Frank Reagan on “Blue Bloods.” “I learned so much from him,” Wahlberg shared, “and I have the utmost respect for him. I love him and I miss him. I want him to be on the show at…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Although I have curly hair that I never use heat on, there was a time when heat tools were staples in my hair routine. I would crimp it, straighten it, and yes…even curl it. I know on the surface it might sound silly to straighten your 3B/3C curls just to use a curling iron, but I loved creating effortless-looking beach waves. It added volume and worked beautifully for special occasions.What I didn’t know at the time was that I didn’t have to do all that work just to get the…

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Whether you’re worried about the open network at your local coffee shop or want to get around geo-restrictions while traveling, NordVPN can help. A virtual private network (VPN) is like a protective tunnel, keeping your data safe from prying eyes. VPNs aren’t perfect protection (you need to trust your VPN provider), but they’re always better than nothing when you’re using a public hotspot. They also make it easy to keep watching your favorite shows even when you’re on vacation. If you want to learn more about how to protect yourself online, see our guide to The Best VPNs.What Are Identity Protection Services, and…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Artificial intelligence (AI) tools like chatbots are becoming part of everyday life, helping people write messages, answer questions and learn new skills. While some of these processes may save people time, a new study reveals a possible new downside of consistently relying on AI assistance.The research, presented at the 2026 Conference on Language Modeling in San Francisco earlier this month, found that people who relied on AI assistance for tasks like math problems and reading comprehension were more likely to give up or struggle when…

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If Hansen’s gum-smacking producer, Andie Bender (Merritt Wever) doesn’t share her star’s unwavering superiority complex, it’s only because she’s got the ratings in mind. Her only mission is to make the number one show on television. She doesn’t really care about any of the others – not Hansen, Plum, nor ​‘Perverted Justice’ mastermind Xavier Von Erck (Matthew Maher) or decoy Del Harvey (Phoebe Bridgers) – beyond how they serve her career plans. And what career plans they are! Summoned into the office of NBC head honcho Jeff Zucker (playing himself!), Hansen and Bunker are told Predator is moving to the…

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Billy Corgan says the nearly 26-year age gap between him and his wife is an “advantage” since she “hadn’t been wounded.”The 59-year-old Smashing Pumpkins vocalist/guitarist made the comments during an interview on the most recent episode of The New York Times’ Popcast.Billy Corgan Doesn’t ‘Want to Make All the Feminists Mad’Corgan’s sit-down interview with Popcast hosts Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli touched on a variety of topics, including music, his friendship with Marilyn Manson and his suburban Chicago tea shop.Eventually, the conversation turned to family life. Corgan described a tumultuous childhood that affected how he moved through life as an adult. That further complicated how…

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ABC The “Dancing With the Stars” ballroom doubled as the scariest haunted house in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. Behind this corner? Guest judge Shirley Ballas, one of the toughest critics in the business! Down that dark hallway? A double elimination after all were spared last week! And what’s that unnerving silence? It’s the sound of Val Chmerkovskiy not really addressing his one-week suspension! Run! Fortunately, Tuesday’s Halloween-themed episode delivered a few treats among all those tricks, as each couple paid homage to a different horror movie with their dance. Did Daniella Karagach…

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Featured Podcasts Cheeky Pint: The airline CEO putting Starlink on every plane Stripe cofounder John Collison interviews founders, builders, and leaders over a pint. Subscribe to Cheeky Pint. Invest Like the Best: Cliff Sosin – Owning the Complements to Intelligence The leading destination to learn about business and investing. We do this by showcasing exceptional talent and ideas. Subscribe to Invest Like the Best. Big Technology Podcast: Emergency Pod: Anthropic’s S-1 IPO Filing — With Dan Primack The Big Technology Podcast takes you behind the scenes in the tech world featuring interviews with plugged-in insiders and outside agitators. Subscribe to…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter A proposed change to decades-old guidance on hepatitis B vaccination would lead to a dramatic increase in chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infections among young people, a new modeling study predicts.Previously, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended that all newborns be vaccinated against HBV within hours of birth ‪—‬ a strategy known as “universal birth-dose vaccination.” But in December 2025, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) advised ending this recommendation, and the CDC accepted that advice.The new guidance would recommend birth…

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Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has announced a new 2027 solo tour dubbed “PsychoGod,” hitting the UK and Europe. The  outing is broken up into two legs, with the first beginning June 14th in Belfast, Ireland, passing through cities like Milan, Zurich, and Istanbul before finishing up in Vizovice, Croatia on July 8-11th as part of the Masters of Rock festival. Get Iron Maiden Tickets Here The second leg will then kick off on November 10th in Warsaw, hitting cities like Oslo, Berlin, and London before its final show in Paris on December 10th. The fall leg of the “PsychoGod”…

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Apple TV What’s coming to Apple TV in November 2026? TVLine has rounded up the streamer’s upcoming English-language releases, including new and returning series, original movies, and other notable premieres. Organized below by release date, the guide is designed to help subscribers see what’s new, what’s returning, and what’s worth adding to their watchlists. For a broader look at what’s premiering across television and streaming, check out our complete November 2026 What to Watch guide, which also includes a printable TV calendar. And for those looking specifically for new Christmas…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Here’s an excellent shopping goal to have this season and every season: Buy as few items as possible and wear those key items over and over. I’m all about selective shopping, but it can be quite difficult when the internet offers up millions of things to buy. But narrowing it down is somewhat easy when you have brands such as COS, Zara, and Reformation. All three are killing it this season, and I scrolled through the current stock with the objective of finding pieces that elevate your wardrobe in an…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter A pioneering NASA space telescope is no more. In sad news for Swifties everywhere, the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has officially ended its mission after more than 20 years of tracking the most powerful explosions in the universe since the Big Bang.According to a NASA announcement, the Swift team shut down the telescope’s science operations Tuesday (Oct. 20) after the observatory fell too low in its orbit to continue taking reliable measurements of the cosmos. In the coming weeks, Swift will drop even further, eventually…

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Hanna Bergholm maternal folk horror avoids logic and credibility at every turn as it tells of a couple’s attempts to nurture a nightmare child. The cosy, romantic status quo that hetrosexual couples enjoy in the formative stages of a relationship tends to fall by the wayside when a new child enters the scene. Our bodily chemistry suddenly alters as this bundle of joy must be protected, pandered to and become the centre of all attention, even if it’s driving a giant wedge between mother and father. Finnish genre filmmaker Hanna Bergholm draws on the tensions that come from a baby…

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Phillip Faraone/Getty Images Allow us to reintroduce the Super Bowl 61 halftime headliner: Jay-Z. The rapper will take the stage at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, as the main act during the big game’s Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show, Apple Music confirmed on Monday. The event will take place on Sunday, February 14, 2027, and will be simulcast on ABC and ESPN. Jay-Z’s Roc Nation produces the annual halftime concert, a multiyear partnership that started in 2019 and that was re-upped in 2024.  No word yet on who might join…

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Tim Culpan / Culpium: Anthropic S-1: it spent just $482M on capex in H1 2026, leasing most of its compute, and its capex is almost entirely outsourced via $782B in lease obligations — [Opinion] Anthropic owns almost nothing. Revenue per employee hit $6.6 million. Obligations pass $780 billion. — Good Evening from Taipei, View Original Source Here

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Why should trick-or-treaters have all the fun? This month’s Indie Discovery List offers a mixed bag of reading treats, from dangerous desires and a marriage with deadly stakes to alien promises and ancient secrets. For readers craving food for thought, there are fresh perspectives on emotions, family life and what it means to live well. Whatever your reading appetite, unwrap a new favorite — and leave room on your TBR for a few surprises. One of Us Must Die by Zelly Ruskin Domestic Thriller Trapped in a deceptively “picture-perfect” marriage, a mother of three plots her escape from a controlling…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter There’s a new type of landslide affecting northern latitudes, and it could affect more areas as the planet continues to warm.These landslides, called permafrost detachment slides, occur in areas with relatively thin permafrost and seem to be a long-term impact of wildfire in these environments, according to a paper published Sept. 23 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Such slides have not been observed in the region before and may be unprecedented over the past 10,000 years or more, said study leader Joseph Young, who…

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Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning voice actor best known for bringing Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and numerous other cartoon characters to life, died October 25, according to a family statement. He was 46. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner listed his cause of death as hypertensive cardiovascular disease. Bauza’s career spanned 25 years, with more than 400 credits across film, television, and video games, beginning with the 2001 animated series “The Ripping Friends.” His Looney Tunes credits included “Looney Tunes Cartoons,” “Bugs Bunny Builders,” and the feature films “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” “The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google In case you just realized that it’s almost November and the need to find a new pair of boots is getting more urgent by the day, step into my office. Fact: A great pair of boots is the key to a great fall and winter outfit. And there’s one flat-boot trend in particular that’ll upgrade any outfit and make it look especially fresh this season. The trend is soft-leather flat ankle boots, and every fashion person I know has it on their radar right now.Given the enormous popularity of soft-leather…

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Flipping over this mouse reveals one of the more atypical design decisions being made: the lack of a bottom shell. Instead of an entire underside, there is a thin frame around the circumference of the mouse that holds six feet in place. Between them is a chasm that reveals the entire PCB and battery.Photograph: Henri RobbinsOf particular note is the PCB’s function inside the mouse: Instead of simply sitting inside of the shell, the PCB works as a primary structural component. Similar techniques have been used in designing supercars and sport bikes, with the Ferrari F50 using the engine block…

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As October comes to an end, there’s still time to find a book that makes the month memorable. From chilling mysteries and unexpected twists to moving romances and imaginative worlds, this is your chance to explore stories that spark curiosity and keep you turning pages. Let the changing season inspire you to try something different, revisit a favorite genre, or discover an author whose work is new to you. ✨ Before the calendar turns to November, add a little more adventure, wonder, and excitement to your reading list with a story you won’t want to put down. The Dark Lottery:…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter In the 17th and 18th centuries, the fear of vampires reached extraordinarily heights. People believed corpses could reanimate and wander around, terrorizing villages and spreading disease. They went to extreme lengths to prevent a vampire from rising. Some chopped the deceased person’s head off, others placed sickles across their necks. Many were placed face down in their graves. In one grave in Poland, the remains of a boy were found with an iron padlock around his foot.In this excerpt from “Killing the Dead: Vampire Epidemics…

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Were you to cut the skin of Stan Rennie, his blood would run with the distinct perfume of the Teesside fishing community of which he has been a part for the majority of his life. He lands lobsters, crabs and prawns and though this hasn’t led to vast riches, he has lived a comfortable life, continuing a timeworn tradition that is an essential part of the industry and culture of northeast England. In 2023, Rennie found that his nets and cages were coming up empty and the beaches were strewn with dead and mouldering crustaceans. His livelihood was suddenly in peril, and filmmaker Jeanie…

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Netflix Every decade of television is predominantly shaped by its heroes — but the 2020s might be the first to be defined by its villains. So far, this has been the decade when shows have largely stopped hand-wringing over antiheroes and started asking audiences to immerse themselves in true evil. We’ve moved past the morally conflicted mobster and the socially conscious serial killer — now, a show can confront you with a straight-up stalker and murderer and trust you’ll watch him narrate his growing body count. Beyond villainous protagonists, the…

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Featured Podcasts Lenny’s Podcast: An 86-minute guide to finding PMF | Rob Snyder (Author, The Power of Pull) 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: Google’s Potential, AI Money Spigot Shutting?, PHP Bug & Cybersecurity’s “Black October” 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. Machine Gods: Fired OpenAI Safety Researchers Speak Out + We Look Inside Pandora’s Box The…

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