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'The Last of Us’ Biggest Strength May Be Backfiring In Season 2

The series is taking a slower pace in Season 2, but is that entirely to its benefit?

Inverse

The Last of Us season 2, episode 1: The biggest changes between the HBO show and the PlayStation game

From Ellie's guitar to Abby's introduction, we delve into the differences between the Naughty Dog hit and the small screen adaptation

Total Film

What is the 'Eye of Horus' and why is it found in so many ancient Egyptian burials?

The Eye of Horus is frequently found in ancient Egyptian burials, particularly on wedjat amulets.

LiveScience

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Does AI need all that money? (Tech giants say yes)

Meta and Microsoft commit to tens of billions to build out AI infrastructure, having lavished tens of billions already

The Guardian - US

Project Honda Benly Dream Needs a Lot Of TLC, But Can It Get Dialed In?

You know basic moto math, right? If you're unfamiliar, that's the basic premise that n + 1 is the formula for the proper number of motorbikes to have in your possession at any given time. With project bikes, the math is a little bit different. There, the equation is something more…

RideApart

Winter Skye: the snow, wind and rain made our trip to Scotland a euphoric experience

Winter on the Scottish isle is a thrill for our writer, a reminder that the ‘bad’ elements can be as exhilarating and restorative as sunshine

The Guardian - UK

The mathematical constant of Pi is playing Pokémon on Twitch—after 25,000 hours it's curbstomped two children and power-levelled its starter, but is yet to escape the first town

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Sister’s Fiancé’s $50K Ring Hoax Exposed By Woman And Jeweler Wife, Engagement Called Off

Woman and her jeweler wife find out that her sister's 'expensive' ring that her fiancé claims to be $50K is actually just $30. They tell the sister and she calls off the engagement. The post Sister’s Fiancé’s $50K Ring Hoax Exposed By Woman And Jeweler Wife, Engagement Called Off first…

Bored Panda

From Junkyard Bikes To Ice Cream, Watch Two Vintage Hondas Hit The Road

Brick House Builds tried to fix up a pair of junkyard bikes to ride for ice cream in under 48 hours, but they didn't quite make it. Here's the redemption ride.

RideApart

These 2 Guys Tried to Fix and Ride Junked Motorcycles In 48 Hours

Brick House Builds' BJ and Seth had just 48 hours to choose, repair, and run a couple of old air-cooled Honda junkers to go get ice cream. Did they do it?

RideApart

Can These Guys Revive A Pair Of Salvage Bikes In 48 Hours And Ride Away?

BJ and Seth from Brick House Builds concocted a mad plan to choose, retrieve, and revive two bikes from a local salvage yard before it closes. Will it work?

RideApart

50 Of The Funniest And Most Accurate Signs About Everyday Annoyances By This Dudette (New Pics)

There's always going to be something to protest. Why not protest the little-protested things then? The post 50 Of The Funniest And Most Accurate Signs About Everyday Annoyances By This Dudette (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

NBA Brothers Making History With Sibling Rivalries And Teamwork

Explore the impact of sibling duos in the NBA, from the Currys to the Antetokounmpos, showcasing talent and family bonds on the court.

Top News

Blackman & Baude & Paulsen at San Diego Originalism Works-in-Progress Conference

"Some more scholars" talk about Section 3

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An ancient Egyptian temple in New York inspires a Lebanese American musician

H. Sinno, former lead singer of the pioneering Lebanese rock band Mashrou' Leila, pairs their own history with that of the Metropolitan Museum's Temple of Dendur in their new opera.

Tom’s Guide

7 best Emma Stone movies, ranked

Our picks for the best Emma Stone movies include "Poor Things," "Superbad" and "La La Land"

Livingetc

'They're Not Going Out of Style Any Time Soon!' 5 Interior Trends Designers Say They're Going to Keep Using for 2024

Not everything needs to be left behind in the new year. Designers say they will still be using these 5 key interior trends in 2024

The Canberra Times

Concerns for welfare of missing teenage brothers

Seth, 14, and Huntar Felton, 13, have been missing since Friday, police say.

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The Most Sarcastic Movie And TV Characters Ever

There are some great sarcastic TV and movie characters that we need to talk about. Here are some of the best.

The Independent UK

Sebastian Faulks on his futuristic 16th novel and rewriting 007: ‘I stopped watching Bond when Sean Connery left’

The ‘Birdsong’ author has struggled to shake off the ‘historical fiction’ label, but his latest novel, ‘The Seventh Son’, is set in a futuristic fertility clinic. He tells Claire Allfree about human evolution, his former life as the Indy’s first literary editor, and what he borrowed from Bond author Ian…

The Guardian - UK

The Seventh Son by Sebastian Faulks review – what does it mean to be human?

This elegant near-future novel about a daring scientific experiment explores the evolution of consciousness

Al Jazeera

China says CIA spy uncovered after recruitment by US in Italy

China’s Ministry of State Security says Chinese employee of military-industrial firm was recruited by the CIA in Italy.

Sports Illustrated

WWE’s One Mistake Dampened an Otherwise Great ‘SummerSlam’

WWE is hotter than it’s been in decades, but not everything is a home run.

Pedestrian.tv

The OC Style Trends That Should’ve Burned In A Trash-Fire: A Retrospective

First up: belts that serve no purpose.

The Guardian - AU

Jailbaby review – Prima Facie’s spiritual successor is heart-thumping but heavy-handed

Olivier-winning playwright Suzie Miller’s new work tackles the justice system from another direction – but its power is cheapened by melodrama

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