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The iPhone maker warned that supply constraints and slowing growth would weigh on results in the current quarter.
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Yo La Tengo Void Scalper Tickets For Hanukkah Shows, Launch New Lottery
Yo La Tengo recently announced this year's run of their annual Hannukah shows, slated for Dec. 4 to 11 at NYC's Bowery Ballroom. The pre-sale went down last week, and it was ruined by — you guessed it — scalpers! The band has since announced that they're voiding those tickets
Tencent Reportedly Spent Six Years And Hundreds Of Millions Trying To Turn Last Sentinel Into A Grand Theft Auto Competitor And Failed
Lightspeed LA layoffs were a result of Tencent abandoning the project
The 10 most expensive League of Legends cards in Riftbound Vendetta
Riftbound Vendetta’s 10 most expensive cards include versions of League of Legends favorites like Nasus, Ahri, Akali, and Ambessa worth up to $300.
New open-source software predicts energy transfer between tiny defects in solid materials
The performance of many next-generation devices depends on controlling how energy flows at extremely small scales. In the field of microelectronics—where devices continue to shrink and new materials are introduced—small imperfections in solids can strongly influence how a
Modified cell vesicles trigger 'lipid counterstorm' against lung inflammation in mice
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted severe consequences of unchecked respiratory disease, including cytokine storms. This phenomenon affected many COVID-19 patients and is a potential side effect of many other diseases involving significant inflammation, but approaches to
Variety Promotes Matt Donnelly to Executive Editor of Film
Variety has named award-winning investigative journalist Matt Donnelly as Executive Editor of Film. In his new role, Donnelly will oversee all of Variety’s film coverage in the esteemed print weekly magazine and online website. He will drive breaking news coverage, analysis,
Jon Bernthal on His ‘Brotherly Dynamic’ With Tom Holland in ‘Spider-Man’ and ‘The Odyssey,’ and Why Punisher Is Peter Parker’s ‘Cautionary Tale’
Jon Bernthal and Tom Holland’s superhero trajectory is so intertwined, it could make its own comic book storyline. In 2015, on the set of the period drama “Pilgrimage,” Bernthal and Holland filmed each other’s audition tapes for their Marvel roles as the Punisher and
North West Scraps Tour Plans: ‘It Isn’t Happening Anymore’
The 13-year-old artist, who released her debut EP earlier this year, had 14 tour dates planned with rapper Molly Santana
Ariana Grande, Shaboozey, Rachel Chinouriri, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Looking for the week’s best new music? Check out our Songs You Need to Know playlist
The Drums & Mareux – “It Didn’t Matter”
When the Drums first emerged, I mentally slotted Jonny Pierce's music alongside bands like Beach Fossils, Real Estate, Wavves, and Best Coast — a guitar-driven complement to the summery lo-fi synth sounds we were hearing from the emergent chillwave scene. But the project has
Cybersecurity expert: 'Moderate confidence' Iran attacked Minnesota water facilities
National Center for Open and Unsolved Cases founder Morgan Wright said Thursday that there is “at least moderate confidence” that Iran is behind recent cybersecurity attacks on water facilities across Minnesota. “You know, there was an alert that was put out four days before
A free new Batman game just dropped on Amazon
You don't need a console or even a gaming controller to enjoy the investigative game, which features classic Batman villains such as The Joker.
Francisca Valenzuela’s ‘Maldita’ Is an Unflinching — and Cathartic — Look at Motherhood
The Chilean-American singer-songwriter goes deep and finds healing on her new album
Kennedy Center pauses public tours: Reports
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts stopped its decades-old free public tours, but it backtracked hours later to specify the pause would only last a few days, according to reports. Brooks Boeke, the director of the volunteer program, told volunteers on Thursday
Trump: 'I don't really blame' Cornyn for holding up Blanche confirmation
President Trump said Friday that he doesn’t blame Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) for blocking the nomination of Todd Blanche as attorney general because he’s doing it as retaliation for Trump supporting his GOP primary opponent. “This is being done by a senator, and I don't really
Colson Whitehead’s ‘Harlem’ Trilogy TV Show in Development at Apple (EXCLUSIVE)
Apple TV has acquired the rights to Colson Whitehead’s “Harlem” trilogy, Variety has learned. The studio is in early development on an ongoing series based on the bestselling crime novels. The material includes 2021’s “Harlem Shuffle,” 2023’s “Crook Manifesto” and the recently
How a Former Military Settlement in Taipei Became an Artist Residency
Treasure Hill served as a Japanese ammunition depot and Kuomintang squatter settlement prior to its reopening as an artist village in 2010.
BTS Boycott the Grammys, But Will Other Artists Follow?
Experts say the group's decision reflects their unique status in the industry
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls releases final trailer featuring a quip-happy Deadpool
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls's last trailer showcases flashy fighting, new modes, and Deadpool.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Is The Platonic Ideal Of An MCU Movie
Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has friends in high places, but Brand New Day isn't constantly building to something
Diego Rivera claimed his mural Creation was half wax, but chemical forensics says otherwise
Adorning the walls of San Ildefonso College in Mexico City is artist Diego Rivera's masterpiece, rendered in fresco and gold leaf, The Creation, or La Creacioń. It depicts a man standing with his arms outstretched beneath a deep blue celestial disk studded with stars and
New low-water method could make production of clean-energy materials much greener
A new Concordia study has demonstrated a greener way to produce an important class of catalytic materials with promising potential for cleaner energy technologies that rely more on acoustic energy than water and chemicals. The work is published in the journal Advanced Synthesis
Emmanuel Macron to Host Ted Sarandos, Donna Langley, Dana Walden and Pierre-Antoine Capton Among Global Film Leaders at Lumière Summit (EXCLUSIVE)
French President Emmanuel Macron will bring together some of the world’s most powerful entertainment executives in the medieval hilltop village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence on Sept. 7 for the Lumière Summit, a landmark international event where AI, theatrical exhibition, film
Water cuts loom as US unveils long-awaited response to Colorado river crisis
Federal government plan outlines cuts to California, Arizona and Nevada but fix is likely to be only temporary The US government released its anxiously awaited plan for how to manage the Colorado river crisis on Friday, outlining cuts in water supplied to California, Arizona
Premature Evaluation: Ariana Grande petal
The post Premature Evaluation: Ariana Grande petal appeared first on Stereogum .
The ban on robot vacuums won’t make them safer, only worse
No other gadget knows as much about your home as a robot vacuum. They map your space, learn your routines, and many now carry a camera and microphone into every room in your house. As AI gives them a better understanding of what they see, the privacy and security risks these
Modest Mouse Guitarist Exits Tour Amid Allegations Of Inappropriate Conduct
Earlier this week, a 17-year-old fan accused Modest Mouse guitarist Simon O'Connor of sending inappropriate messages, sharing screenshots of those messages on Reddit . O'Connor addressed those allegations in a Reddit post of his own, claiming the he mistook the teenage girl's
Migrants in Ceuta cannot move to other countries, EU says
The European Commission says migrants who entered the Spanish enclave irregularly will not reach mainland Europe, as EU countries call for Spain’s suspension from Schengen over border-control failures.
Silicon Valley says Trump’s ‘woke AI’ crackdown can’t be done — even as leading chatbots show lefty bias
A software industry trade group says the Trump administration is setting AI companies up to meet requirements no one can reliably satisfy.
Friday, the 13th Trump Cabinet meeting
🤝 Plus: Senators near bipartisan deal to avert Sept. shutdown (!) {beacon} Happy Friday! I’m in the mood to try some new summer recipes, maybe that involve corn, peaches, burrata or watermelon. What should I make?! You always have the best suggestions. In today's issue:
Sam Fender & Olivia Dean’s “Rein Me In” Breaks Record For Longest-Running #1 Hit In The UK
Earlier this month, Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's "Rein Me In" became the UK's longest-running #1 single by British artists. Now, it's the longest-running hit in the UK by anyone, breaking a 73-year record. The post Sam Fender & Olivia Dean’s “Rein Me In” Breaks Record For
V&A Storehouse Workers Vote to Strike Over “Amazon-Style” Conditions
Staff members allege they were “denied sufficient time during the day for toilet breaks or for drinks.”
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain music video roasted for being "AI slop"
Shift Up released a music video for Stellar Blade: Blood Rain, and fans are calling it out for being AI-generated (and also bad).
Mahershala Ali Says That If There Is A Blade Movie He Won’t Be In It Which Means There’s No Reason To See It Anymore
Marvel, my dude, my guy, my absolute dog, how could you fumble this so badly?
Trump says Israel 'happy' with Hamas deal, despite 'skepticism'
President Trump said Friday that Israel is pleased with the Board of Peace’s agreement with Hamas to disarm the militant group in Gaza, despite its apparent skepticism of the framework. “We do have an understanding with Israel,” Trump told reporters at his Cabinet meeting at
Magnetic nanoparticles remove forever chemicals from water
PFAS, otherwise known as forever chemicals, have become commonplace in numerous everyday and industrial products. At the same time, they are some of the most problematic pollutants of our times: They are extremely durable, accumulate in the environment and in organisms and can
French, Italian winegrowers face earliest ever harvest
Scorching summer temperatures have disrupted life for millions of Europeans, but for winegrowers in Italy and France who are harvesting their grapes unusually early, the hot weather offers pros as well as cons.
