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Hawkeye's Avengers Musical Is Here to Attack and Dethrone Hamilton
Though Marvel will never be able to live down the tire fire that was Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, the idea of superheroes singing and dancing on stage is clearly something that the creative team behind Disney+’s Hawkeye has wanted to realize for some time, and they get right to it in the new series. But where Turn O…Read more...
108-Year-Old Calculations by Einstein Sell for $15 Million at Auction
A manuscript of calculations by Albert Einstein sold at auction yesterday for $14.98 million (13.38 million euros). The famous physicist and his longtime friend and collaborator, Swiss engineer Michele Besso, wrote the papers in 1913 and 1914.
Here Is the Worst Apple Notification
Ever wondered whether the government is out to get you? Well, if you’re an iPhone user, you’ll now be able to stay abreast of that terrifying information.Read more...
John Deere Reports $6 Billion Profit After Fighting Workers Over Meager Wages
John Deere spent the last few months feeding lines about supposed great pay and benefits while 10,000 plant workers went on strike for five weeks. Now that it’s reached a contract agreement with the union, it can breathe easy and release the profits! $6 billion so far, with $7 billion on the end-of-year horizon.…Read more...
The Animation Guild's Writers Are Ready to Negotiate for Pay Parity
After months of negotiations between the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), the two organizations finally came to an agreement last month shortly after the IATSE threatened to strike. Though the IATSE’s leadership made the…Read more...
Instagram Chief Adam Mosseri Will Testify Before Congress for the First Time
Instagram chief and one-time Met Gala attendee Adam Mosseri will testify before Congress about his app’s impacts on younger users. While Mark Zuckerberg’s been in the congressional hot seat a few times in the past to discuss the impact of Facebook proper, this is the first time that Mosseri is being asked to testify…Read more...
Pentagon Forms New UFO Investigation Group to Figure Out What the Hell Just Whizzed By
The Department of Defense isn’t ready to give up on UFOs just yet. This week, the Pentagon announced the formation of the new organization called the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group,(AOIMSG) tasked with investigating reports of UFOs (or as the Pentagon prefers to call them, UAPs) in…Read more...
This Encanto Song Will Be Stuck in Your Head All Day
This Thanksgiving weekend, there’s a ton of brand new content you can watch with your family, but how much of it is actually about family? One title in particular stands out and that’s Encanto, the latest film from Disney Animation.
Samsung Is Building a $17 Billion Chip Plant in Texas to Fix This Whole Supply Chain Thing
Samsung is putting on its cowboy hat and heading to the great state of Texas to build a massive $17 billion chip factory.
Moscow Warns Google, Apple, TikTok, and More to Set Up Offices in Russia
The Russian government has told 13 mostly U.S.-based tech firms that they need to set up local offices in Russia by next year or maybe just get the hell out, according to Reuters.Read more...
Someone Just Bought a Strip of Virtual 'Land' for Over $2.4 Million
In yet another example of virtual goods selling for sky-high prices for no discernible reason, an investment firm just dumped roughly $2.4 million on a giant plot of... virtual land. Isn’t the future great?!Read more...
A New Book Digs Into Cosplay's History—and the Fan Spirit That Keeps It Thriving
Cosplayers who look forward to comics conventions have had it rough during the pandemic, but the community’s spirit is still thriving. A new book, written by io9 alumni Andrew Liptak, spotlights the creative, awesomely nerdy folks who make dressing up an art form. Cosplay: A History: The Builders, Fans, and Makers Who…Read more...
The Helium in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons Could Power Some Sweet Science
The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City uses roughly 400,000 cubic feet of helium gas in total to inflate its iconic giant balloons. Besides being lighter than air and nonflammable—hence its practicality for balloons—helium is incredibly useful as a superconducting agent, making it crucial to many…Read more...
Southern California May Spend Thanksgiving on Fire, in the Dark
It could be a rough Thanksgiving in Los Angeles, as parts of Southern California are facing “critical fire weather conditions” over the next few days. The National Weather Service is warning Santa Ana winds will kick up in full force in the Los Angeles area, bringing high fire risk, possible power shutoffs, and risky…Read more...
Google Pixel 6a Leaks Reveal a Pixel 6 Lookalike With a Pixel 3 Camera
The fall’s product launch onslaught may have slowed down, but now we’re looking ahead to next year. A new Pixel 6 may be joining the lineup, according to 9to5Google. A leaked Pixel 6a spec sheet reveals the mid-range phone’s capabilities, and though it looks like the Pixel 6a will look like its pricier siblings and…Read more...
Old Spice, Secret Body Sprays Recalled for Containing Cancer-Causing Chemical
Popular body spray brands are being recalled over concerns of a carcinogen contaminant. This week, the Food and Drug Administration announced a voluntary recall of certain Old Spray and Secret products by Proctor & Gamble, following the discovery of benzene in certain lots. These sprays are not the only consumer…Read more...
You Can Now Visit Polar Bears in an Electric Tundra Buggy
Churchill, Manitoba, is a staging ground of sorts for polar bears. The bears hang tight there, waiting for sea ice to form on Hudson Bay each winter so that they can go for a hunt for seals.Read more...
That The Matrix Even Exists Is a Miracle
Seeing The Matrix for the first time was one of the most formative experiences in my personal cinematic journey. It was a few weeks before release, the film was screening early at my college, and everyone piled in for the random, free Keanu Reeves movie. No one knew what we were in for. Minutes later, film history…Read more...
Microsoft Failed to Fix a Zero-Day and Now Every Version of Windows Is at Risk
Every version of Windows is at risk due to a scary zero-day vulnerability after Microsoft failed to patch the flaw.Read more...
Hawkeye's First 2 Episodes Hit the Bullseye of Character Development
When I found tears in my eyes five minutes into the first episode of Hawkeye, I took that as a good sign. Marvel Studios’ latest show is finally on Disney+, with the first two episodes now streaming. It explores how Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) is processing life in a post Avengers: Endgame world while also showing …Read more...
DJI's Modular Action 2 Is a Clever Action Cam With One Flaw
Action cameras have continued to grow in popularity for the simple reason that their compact size makes them easy to mount, perch, and hide almost anywhere. But how do you shrink action cameras even further without sacrificing key functionality? DJI’s solution is a new magnetic modular design that assembles like…Read more...
Tesla Asks Full Self-Driving Beta Drivers to Consent to Being Recorded When They Crash
Drivers interested in accessing Tesla’s Full Self-Driving beta will now have to submit images and videos of themselves to the company in the event of a collision or other serious safety event. That’s according to new warning language from the company, first noted by Electrek, which requires FSD beta drivers to consent…Read more...
New Curiosity Image Reminds Us That Mars Is a Truly Beautiful Place
It may be bitterly cold, devoid of breathable oxygen, and baked in deadly radiation, but Mars has an undeniable charm. A new image captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover and colorized by mission team members is testament to the Red Planet’s aesthetic brilliance.
Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Will Be Made Available Internationally After Netflix Removal
Just a few days before Star Trek: Discovery was set to begin its fourth season last week, ViacomCBS managed to do something impossible: basically unite Star Trek fans to agree on one thing. Unfortunately for them, that thing was agreeing that ViacomCBS sucked, for shockingly pulling Discovery in its entirety from…Read more...
Millions of Red Crabs Have Overrun a Tiny Island on Their Annual Migration
Folks living on Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean, were greeted with a familiar but bizarre sight this week: thousands of bright red crabs scuttling en masse down roads, across yards, and over special bridges set up for them to cross busy streets.
Netflix Just Added Two New Free Games to Play While You're Ignoring Your Relatives
Continuing to build out its inexplicable gaming roster, Netflix has announced that has expanded its lineup of free mobile offerings with two new games: Bowling Ballers and a rebooted version of Asphalt Extreme.Read more...
Apple Might Be Making Its Own iPhone Modem to Ditch Qualcomm for Good
Apple is planting new flowers in its walled garden. And by that, I mean the company is reportedly designing more in-house chips to reduce the reliance on third-party chipmakers like Qualcomm.Read more...
A Very Special Edition of The Mitchells Vs. the Machine Is on the Way
Did you love Netflix’s The Mitchells Vs. the Machines movie? Odds are yes, given how much audiences and critics alike enjoyed it. Now, there’s so much more to love given that the movie is getting a physical release on Blu-ray, not only loaded with extras, but with a “Katie Mitchell” cut of the film that makes the…Read more...
The Pacific Northwest Faces Second Damaging Atmospheric River in a Week
The Pacific Northwest is still reeling from catastrophic flooding unleashed by heavy rains last week. But residents already need to prepare for the next round of calamity.Read more...
Super-Tall Vertical Monitor Is Perfect for Doomscrolling
The world may never know a distraction and procrastination tool as effective as the social media feed: an endless list of bad news, takes, comments, and ego-trips. It’s become so much a part of our lives that companies are now building computer screens specifically designed for doomscrolling, presenting these feeds…Read more...
The 6 Most Ridiculous Game Boy Mods
Game Boy modding has a thriving community spanning back decades, long before investor culture began creeping into retro video game collecting and shot their prices sky-high. And these mods can get really elaborate.Read more...
Colin Trevorrow Talks Updating Jurassic World's Dinosaurs for Dominion
Clifford the Big Red Dog will strike again. Keanu Reeves talks about what sets Matrix Resurrections apart from your usual sequel. Bruce Campbell teases the tragic stakes of Evil Dead Rise. Plus, there’s a second sinkhole on La Brea now, and Jughead sells his soul to the devil on Riverdale. Spoilers get!
What's the Deal With This Whole Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Anyway?
The news that President Joe Biden is releasing millions of barrels of oil from a federal stockpile raises a question. Well, a few actually. Namely, wait, what the hell? We have a huge stockpile of oil?Read more...
How to Clean Up Photos Using the Pixel 6's Magic Eraser
It’s finally here: the feature that I’ve been waiting for since Google introduced it back in 2017 at its Google I/O developer conference. I remember sitting in the crowd at the Shoreline Amphitheater when Sundar Pichai showed off Google Photos’ ability to remove a fence! From a photo of a kid playing baseball! And the…Read more...
U.S. Senators Demand Answers From People Behind Crypto Stablecoin Tether
The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban sent a letter to so-called “stablecoin” issuer Tether on Tuesday, asking for an explanation of how the company operates and “mints” tethers that can be exchanged for various forms of cryptocurrency like bitcoin. Why does it matter? Because some people believe…Read more...
A Woman Pleads Guilty to Using RentAHitman.Com to Try to Kill Her Ex-Husband for $5,000
The very real RentAHitman.com website asks visitors a simple question: “Got a problem that needs resolving?” Although the majority of people would recognize the website for what it is, a joke, there are remarkably still some that take it seriously and submit a request for murder. Wendy Wein, a 52-year-old Michigan…Read more...
If Wheel of Time Is Already Confusing You, Here's Some Good News
The first three episodes of Prime Studios’ live-action adaptation of Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time series arrived just this past Friday, and if you haven’t read the books it can be... a bit much. There’s a lot of names to learn and places to keep track of, plus organizations, cultures, mythology, and lingo that…Read more...
Doctor Who's New Year's Special Is Coming, and the TARDIS Looks Rough
There are only two episodes left in Doctor Who’s 13th season, a single, serialized story subtitled Flux. But when it’s over, Jodie Whittaker won’t be done playing the Thirteenth Doctor quite yet. That will only happen during the last of three Who specials that will be airing over the course of 2022. As usual, the BBC…Read more...
Mass Effect TV Series May Be on the Way From Amazon Studios
No doubt buoyed by word that Wheel of Time is a hit out of the gate, Amazon Studios is once again reaching into its alarmingly deep pockets to fund another genre show: an adaptation of popular BioWare and Electronic Arts video game Mass Effect.Read more...
Star Trek: Prodigy Finally Brought Together Its Crew, and Gave Itself a Hell of a Boost
The first stage of Star Trek: Prodigy’s launch has come to a close, as the series makes way for the arrival of Discovery’s fourth season with a brief hiatus after just five episodes. But Prodigy’s debut has temporarily ended on quite the high, both in what it wants from its young heroes, and what it might want out of…Read more...
OnePlus 10 Pro Leaks Reveal an Underwhelming Upgrade
Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are drawing Android enthusiast attention away from OnePlus, but the underdog in this battle of Android phones could be months away from regaining the spotlight.Read more...
Flesh-Eating Bees Renounced Pollen for Rotting Meat
Some bees have developed a taste for carrion, in a delightfully twisted evolutionary turn. These vulture bees, as they’re known, feature unique gut microbes that help them digest meat.
Jury Awards Over $25 Million in Damages Against Organizers of 2017 White Supremacist Rally
Jurors on Tuesday handed down a mixed but sweeping victory for the plaintiffs in a sprawling suit against the organizers of the disastrous 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a horde of white supremacists, Nazis, and other neo-fascists descended on the town, resulting in violent rioting and…Read more...
Bill Gates’s TerraPower Will Build Experimental Nuclear Reactor in Idaho
Though still in the early stages, it appears the U.S. appetite for experimental nuclear energy technology is on the rise. Last week, Bill Gates-founded TerraPower announced it had selected Kemmerer, Wyoming, as the site for its first “Natrium” 345 megawatt sodium-cooled fast reactor. Now, the company’s technology will…Read more...
Ex-Marvel Editor Alejandro Arbona Says "Self-Defeating Conclusions" Kept Staffers From Unionizing
One of the big reasons Comic Book Workers United has been so vocal about its efforts to unionize within Image Comics is to show the staffers at other comics publishers who have or are currently thinking about organizing that they are not alone. Though CBWU hopes to one day play a direct role in helping workers…Read more...
Don't Cross the Wirecutter Picket Line
Wirecutter employees are asking us to resist the temptation of their own excellent deals this Black Friday weekend and boycott the site. The Wirecutter union announced today that every member of its unit has agreed to walk out from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday in protest of the New York Times management’s alleged…Read more...
Mammoth Tusk Found at the Bottom of Pacific Ocean Stuns Scientists
Marine biologists expect to find all sorts of strange stuff in the deep sea, but a mammoth tusk ain’t one of them.
Won't Someone Think of the Bombs?
The U.S. military is the single-biggest institutional source of carbon pollution on Earth. But the Pentagon would like you to know that it could absolutely be part of the climate solution.Read more...
The Pop Culture We're Thankful for Getting Us Through 2021
Being thankful doesn’t only have to apply to the big stuff. Each day we’re all thankful for our health, friends, family, and more. As we should be. But sometimes it’s just fun to think about the less obvious stuff we’re thankful for and there’s no better time to do that than Thanksgiving. That’s why each year, io9…Read more...
Covid-19 Linked to Four Times Higher Risk of Stillbirth During Delta Era, CDC Finds
New research affirms the added risk that pregnant people and their families face from covid-19. Data recently released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that pregnant people infected with covid-19 are more likely to have a stillbirth; this link appears to have become stronger after the emergence…Read more...
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