Hollywood has spent the last week talking about how Digger’s very disappointing reviews may have affected its box office performance. Now, the powers that be are going to have the same conversation about The Social Reckoning after Aaron Sorkin’s long-awaited second take on Mark Zuckerberg underwhelmed at the ticket booth. Another movie, however, just proved
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Silas House’s The Tulip Poplars is a story of love between people that society says should not love each other. House, a poet and the author of Southernmost, traces the paths of four friends who call the Appalachian mountain town of Bright Star, Kentucky, home through much of the 20th century. The four friends are
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It would only make sense for Wildwood, an upcoming animated film based on the 2011 novel by Colin Meloy, to close with a song by the Decemberists. “The Better Part of Bravery” is the folk group’s first track in two years, following their 2024 LP, As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again. Give
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Human Rights Campaign president Kelley Robinson has a stark message for Democrats caving on trans rights: “You’re doing too much and getting too little.” Robinson made the comment while speaking to The Advocate during a roundtable discussion with reporters on Monday. She added, “You don’t have to sacrifice any member of our community to win
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Olivia Culpo Gives Birth, Welcomes Baby No. 2 With Husband Christian McCaffrey Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey are now playing two-on-two. Nearly five months after the former Miss Universe announced she was pregnant, she gave birth to her and the San Francisco 49ers running back’s second baby, sharing that the couple welcomed a boy. “Roman Augustus
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In 2024, artificial general intelligence researcher Andrej Karpathy coined the term “jagged intelligence” for AI. “What he meant,” writes Kevin Roose, “was that AI systems could be astonishingly brilliant in some ways and astonishingly dumb in others.” Two years later, it’s hard to imagine more fortuitous timing for Roose’s The AGI Chronicles: The Inside Story
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Born on November 3, 2005, in Connecticut, Lara already had quite the performing résumé before she was scouted for Dream Academy through her singing videos on social media. “I began vocal lessons, acting training and dance classes in Dallas, Texas, where I spent my early childhood,” she told Voyage LA magazine in 2020. “I spent years
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