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Some actors become inseparable from one character. Sir Ian Holm somehow became unforgettable as several people who could hardly have been more different. To millions of fantasy fans, he was Bilbo Baggins: warm, eccentric,
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Personalities
Some actors become inseparable from one character. Sir Ian Holm somehow became unforgettable as several people who could
war
Imagine a battlefield where destroying the enemy's most advanced radar does not blind the opposing force.
Movies
More than two decades after Sam Raimi's Spider-Man introduced Willem Dafoe's Norman Osborn,
Science
Elon Musk has started talking about humanity's future using a scale so enormous that today'
Weird World
It sounds like the setup to a joke. Scientists take human fecal waste. Turn it into a black
Science
What if your brain does not create your thoughts? What if it receives them? That is the startling
Hollywood
Fourteen years have passed since Hollywood lost a man whose physical presence could dominate a movie frame before
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence has been sold to corporate leaders as almost everything at once. A productivity revolution. A cost-
Medical Science
A pill approved only days ago for one of the deadliest forms of pancreatic cancer is now generating
Spirituality
Look at your hand. The carbon in its cells, the oxygen moving through its blood, the calcium strengthening
Entertainment
It had Nicolas Cage playing a Depression-era Spider-Man. It let viewers choose between black-and-white
Psychology
The most surprising thing about many conspiracy believers may not be what they believe. It may be how
Artificial Intelligence
It began with something almost absurdly simple. An Apple AirTag. A used book. And a bookseller who wanted
Beauty
Sadie Sink has reached the kind of career moment where two photographs can make her look like two
Artificial Intelligence
Sam Altman has offered a striking answer to one of the most persistent criticisms of artificial intelligence. How
History
At dawn on April 28, 1789, Fletcher Christian and a small group of armed sailors entered the cabin of Lieutenant William Bligh aboard the
Medical Science
A woman sits in a courtroom and looks across the room at a man accused of
World
At 1:50 in the morning on January 22, 1982, a West German fighter pilot pushed
History
In the spring of 1940, thousands of Polish prisoners were taken from Soviet camps in carefully
History
At 11:02 a.m. on August 9, 1945, an American B-29 bomber released a
Beauty
Sadie Sink has reached the kind of career moment where two photographs can make
Lifestyle
A bedroom can contain everything it technically needs—a bed, wardrobe, lamps, and curtains—
Lifestyle
For a generation raised on touchscreens, filters, and infinite scroll, the newest trend isn’
Medical Science
A pill approved only days ago for one of the deadliest forms of pancreatic
Philosophy
Long before women gained the vote in the United States or Britain, women connected
Mental Health
A person can be deeply in love with one partner yet imagine someone else.
Crime
Before dawn on February 17, 1970, military police entered an Army family apartment at
Crime
For decades, Marines were told Camp Lejeune was a place where their families could
Medical Science
A woman sits in a courtroom and looks across the room at a man
Hollywood
Fourteen years have passed since Hollywood lost a man whose physical presence could dominate a movie frame before he said a single word. Then
Books
Paula Hawkins’ The Girl on the Train feels unsettlingly plausible because its central mystery depends on
Hollywood
In August 2023, paparazzi photographed 58-year-old Keanu Reeves enjoying a boat trip off Capri,
Hollywood
In 1971, Hollywood received a message it could not comfortably ignore. A fiercely independent filmmaker named
Hollywood
One hundred species. Thirty countries. Five continents. And an initial $200 million commitment aimed not merely