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22 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy: From Arc’teryx to Baggu
The Cut,
Including Patagonia jackets and a $39 D.S. & Durga candle.
Kali Reis makes working with Jodie Foster sound as cool as we hoped it would be
AV Club,
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How to Survive a Horror Movie Prom in 10 Easy Steps
Gizmodo,
After finding success with its 2021 Fear Street trilogy, Netflix is plotting its next R.L. Stine adaptation, taking on the prolific author’s 1992 YA release The Prom Queen. The book’s plot and setting evoke one of horror’s favorite traditions: turning high-school dances into bloodbaths. Read more...
The Traitors Recap: It’s Your Funeral
Vulture,
With the faithfuls all but cooked, the traitors are now testing each other’s boundaries.
I spent the morning with the Apple Vision Pro
TechCrunch,
Update: The Vision Pro is now available for preorder on Apple’s site for $3,500. Apple has also offered a better look with a 10-minute “guided tour” of the device. It’s set to start shipping February 2. “Avatar” first arrived in theaters in 2009. It was a technological marvel that gave audiences one of the most […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Both of these agencies want a piece of Microsoft’s Open AI partnership
Politico Picks,
One of the most high-profile tech partnerships in years has drawn scrutiny from regulators, who currently can’t pursue an investigation.
"Dirty Don's" suspicious red spots could mean "Trump has syphilis, and even worse, syphilis has Trump" — Jimmy Kimmel
Boing Boing,
On his show last night, Jimmy Kimmel shared the theory that Donald Trump is suffering the physical and mental symptoms of syphilis. Kimmel showed a picture of Trump waving his hand as he was going to court for his second defamation lawsuit against the woman he sexually assaulted. — Read the rest The post "Dirty Don's" suspicious red spots could mean "Trump has syphilis, and even worse, syphilis has Trump" — Jimmy Kimmel appeared first on Boing Boing.
David Lynch's Dune to return to movie theaters in February
David Lynch's Dune (previously) was well-cast and full of arresting and magnificent imagery, but it was also confusing and mangled badly in the editing room. Now a cult favorite, and in light of the 2022 Denis Villeneuve film of Frank Herbert's classic novel, the 1984 film is returning to movie theaters in February. — Read the rest The post David Lynch's Dune to return to movie theaters in February appeared first on Boing Boing.