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The week in film: Thanksgiving's gory feast, and what's wrong with Marvel
AV Club,
Horror fans have been waiting more than a decade for Thanksgiving, director Eli Roth’s holiday slasher about a killer in a pilgrim mask terrorizing a small Massachusetts town. Ever since Roth’s fake trailer for the film showed up in Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s Grindhouse, we’ve been wondering what the… Read more...
The week in TV: The Crown weighs heavy, and The Curse comes to life
[Editor’s note: This review contains spoilers of the first episode of Scott Pilgrim Takes Off.] Read more...
The week in entertainment news: Matthew Perry tributes, and Young Sheldon grows up
Over the past few days, the main cast of Friends have all posted individual tributes to late actor Matthew Perry, which have ranged from hilarious to heartbreaking and everything in between. These heartfelt messages come after a short silence while the cast “[took] a moment to grieve and process this unfathomable… Read more...
SpaceX’s Starship Clears Crucial Hurdle in Dramatic Second Flight Test
Gizmodo,
SpaceX’s latest test flight of the Starship rocket lasted for around eight minutes—twice the length of the previous test. Both the booster and the Starship upper stage were lost, but SpaceX achieved many key milestones during the flight test. Read more...
Healthcare startups scramble to assess fallout after Postmeds data breach hits millions of patients
TechCrunch,
More than two million people across the United States will receive notice that their personal and sensitive health information was stolen earlier this year during a cyberattack at Postmeds, the parent company of online pharmacy startup Truepill. For some of those affected, it’s the first they’re hearing of Postmeds, let alone that the company lost […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Josie Totah Wanted an Authentic 1800s Lesbian Experience on The Buccaneers
Vulture,
The star of the Apple TV+ show explains how she helped shape a period drama she could actually enjoy.
Apple's Magic Mouse hacked to be ergonomic
Boing Boing,
Ivan Kuleshov hacked the Magic Mouse so that it wouldn't hurt to use it anymore, re-housing it in a taller and more ergonomic casing. All its nice features are preserved and his precise work has the fit (if not quite the finish) you'd expect of an Apple gadget—albeit one that's famously designed with looks in mind. — Read the rest
How to build a robust and adaptive data culture that instills investor confidence
Every decision that leaders make should carry a precise expectation of its business impact, fitting into broader company goals. © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.