Inside London City Lionesses’ quest for the big time With immense investment and an ultra-ambitious strategy, Michele Kang’s Lionesses are going places — fast Evening Standard · Mar 6
Eight countries, eight red caps: TIME drops controversial and MAGA-misunderstood cover The cover of TIME magazine's 23rd March issue has been unveiled, and it is not only dividing the internet but showing that even some of Trump's MAGA base aren't happy with his interventionist foreign policy. Euronews · Mar 6
Trump Caught Saying Iranians Could Attack American Soil: 'Like I Said, Some People Will Die' In a recent interview, President Trump discussed the potential for Iranian retaliation on US soil amid escalating tensions between the two nations. International Business Times UK · Mar 6
Should Americans fear attacks by Iran at home? ‘I guess,’ says Trump Six Americans have been killed in the fighting overseas The Independent UK · Mar 6
The Winds of Winter News Update: Why It's Time for George R.R. Martin to Officially Abandon TWOW An opinion piece argues George R.R. Martin should officially abandon The Winds of Winter after years of stalled progress and increasingly bleak remarks about the project. International Business Times UK · Mar 2
One Battle After Another star Teyana Taylor told 'it was dumb' to swap music for movies One Battle After Another star Teyana Taylor has revealed she was told "it was dumb" to change her career by swapping music for movies and she's been determined to prove her critics wrong. BANG Premier · Feb 27
Anthropic v the US military: what this public feud says about the use of AI in warfare The very public feud between the US Department of Defense (also known these days as the Department of War) and its AI technology supplier Anthropic is unusual for pitting state might against corporate power. In the military space, at least, these are usually cosy bedfellows. The Conversation · Feb 26
Daniela Petroff, AP's longtime fashion and Vatican reporter, dies at 80 Daniela Petroff, who helped shape The Associated Press’ fashion and Vatican coverage for nearly four decades with style, authority and wit, has died in Rome The Independent UK · Feb 25
My first love, The Legend of Zelda, turns 40 today — here's why I think the series has survived and thrived The Legend of Zelda has stood the tests of time (quite literally, in-game), but there's a lot more to its success than might meet the eye... TechRadar · Feb 21
'I collect the names and make sure the servers are running...and spend the rest of the time fixing my boat': Tech entrepreneurs, Tonga, and the lucrative scheme to shake up the world wide web The .to top-level domain became highly popular in the late 1990s during the early web boom time TechRadar · Feb 21
Warren Buffett becomes the latest billionaire media investor: His company just invested $352 million in the New York Times Just five years after Berkshire Hathaway sold all 31 of its papers and Warren Buffett deemed the industry “toast,” the investor has rejoined a legion of billionaires with their money in media. Fortune · Feb 19
At 22, Olympic skier Eileen Gu is worth over $20 million. She’s juggling brand deals and sports with school. And she urges Gen Z not to wait until they’re ‘older’ to start Olympian Eileen Gu is the fourth-highest-paid woman in sports, ahead of stars like Naomi Osaka and Caitlin Clark. Yet she’s still a student at Stanford University. Fortune · Feb 11
‘A white man’s war, a Black man’s fight’: the eye-opening story of Black soldiers in Vietnam At a time when Black military history is being rewritten under Trump officials, new book The War Within a War provides a vital reminder The Guardian - US · Feb 10
Crime 101 writer-director Bart Layton reveals his Mount Rushmore of crime genre movies: 'they're endlessly brilliant and rewatchable' Bart Layton lifts the lid on his all-time favorite crime movies – and how they inspired his new Chris Hemsworth-starring film. TechRadar · Feb 7
The Conversation · Feb 2 Some companies claim they can ‘resurrect’ species. Does that make people more comfortable with extinction? Less than a year ago, United States company Colossal Biosciences announced it had “resurrected” the dire wolf, a megafauna-hunting wolf species that had been extinct for 10,000 years.
The Conversation · Feb 2 A knock-off Pynchon without the punchline: George Saunders’ Vigil falls flat From Thomas Pynchon, Zadie Smith and Margaret Atwood to Barack Obama and the editors of Time magazine, it seems everyone who is anyone is lining up to sing the praises of George Saunders.
Space · Feb 1 'Back to the Moon': Artemis 2 astronauts land on Time magazine cover, a callback to Apollo 8 history While the world awaits the first crewed moon mission in more than 50 years, Time magazine is celebrating the momentous event with a special Artemis 2 cover issue that hit newsstands on Jan. 30.
PC Gamer · Jan 30 Darren Aronofsky wages war on art with his new AI-generated American Revolution drama series, presented by Salesforce Look at what we've done with the world.
MusicRadar · Jan 30 “It’s a perfect song. Bonnie really conveys the drama. That voice brought Jim’s song to life”: How the writer of Bat Out Of Hell and a husky-voiced singer from Wales combined to create one of the greatest power ballads of all time “It makes you feel like you're a Norseman in a blizzard”
TechRadar · Jan 30 'This project is a glimpse at what thoughtful, creative, artist-led use of AI can look like' — George Washington meets Google DeepMind, as Darren Aronofsky’s AI history series hits YouTube Time is releasing Darren Aronofsky's On This Day… 1776, a YouTube series that dramatizes key Revolutionary War moments using AI-generated visuals
The Conversation · Jan 27 The cold war maps that can help us rethink today’s Arctic conflict The late 1940s and early 1950s were a golden age for polar mapmaking in the US. Major magazines such as Time, Life and Fortune commissioned a generation of famous cartographers – who had come of age in the second world war – to explain the new geopolitics to a mass…
Fortune · Jan 20 Billionaire Marc Andreessen spends 3 hours a day listening to podcasts and audiobooks—that’s nearly an entire 24-hour day each week Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, and Marc Andreessen all swear by the same habit for success: Spend your free time reading—or listening—over scrolling.
Newslaundry · Jan 13 Bodies, blackouts, bombastic headlines: How the West is covering Iran Major Western media publications, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC and The Guardian, among others, have maintained a sharp focus on the Iranian government’s violent crackdown on protestors.
Bored Panda · Jan 10 20 Celebrity Couples Were Never Supposed To Last But They Did “We didn't think we'd make it, but we did.”
Digital Camera World · Jan 9 Spectacular photos of Iceland's volcanic reawakening win two awards as Svartsengi erupts for first time in 783 years The long-dormant volcanic system returned to life – and this pro photographer captured one of Iceland's most dramatic geological events