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7 Things We Liked, and 3 We Didn't, About Scott Pilgrim Takes Off
Gizmodo,
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, Netflix’s animated take on Bryan Lee O’Malley’s seminal graphic novel series, hit the streamer today, and it’s a must-watch for fans of either the comics themselves or Edgar Wright’s 2010 movie adaptation. It’s one of our favorite animated shows of the year, but to find out why... we really… Read more...
Worldcoin token’s value drops nearly 10% after Sam Altman removed as OpenAI CEO
TechCrunch,
Sam Altman, the now former CEO of OpenAI, has departed his role and is leaving its board, according to a company post on Friday. But questions about his role at other entities like Worldcoin, the crypto project he co-founded, remain up in the air as its token falls on the news. Worldcoin’s token, WLD, fell […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Everything There Is to Know About Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
The Cut,
From “seemingly ranch” to Argentina.
Succession creator Jesse Armstrong compares his writing philosophy to "recreational drugs"
AV Club,
While fans and writers alike wrung their hands over what would befall Kendall Roy after losing his crown in Succession’s final episode, another profound loss was taking place behind the scenes. Jesse Armstrong—the show’s creator and CEO, if you will—had to say goodbye to the series that has thus far defined his… Read more...
Sam Altman ousted from OpenAI
Politico Picks,
Altman will be replaced by chief technology officer Mira Murati.
The Please Don’t Destroy Movie Is a Workaholics Episode in Disguise
Vulture,
For Workaholics fans bummed that their movie got canceled, The Treasure of Foggy Mountain is a good-enough substitute.
OpenAI abruptly fires CEO Sam Altman for lying
Boing Boing,
As the CEO of OpenAI and a prominent Silicon Valley investor, Sam Altman became the public face for the AI revolution, promoting the technology, testifying in Congress, and being anointed the "Oppenheimer of our age" by magazines. — Read the rest
Is Saltburn Stupid in a Good Way or a Bad Way?
Emerald Fennell’s latest is either a preening, cynical film that’s far less clever than it thinks it is, or a delightfully indulgent mess.