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Nicholas Hoult on Being Given Darker Roles and Working With Robert Eggers, Clint Eastwood and Justin Kurzel in the Space of a Year
Has Nicholas Hoult gone over to the dark side? Speaking at Variety Lounge presented by Red Sea Film Festival, the actor acknowledged that characters such as Lex Luthor in “Superman,” as well as Thomas Hutter in “Nosferatu,” Justin Kemp in “Juror #2” and Bob Mathews in “The
Some Arc Raiders players are angry over the $5 million Expedition goal, but I think they're missing the point
Prestige rewards are a bit redundant if everyone gets them.
Temporary carbon removals can offset methane's short-term warming impact
Carbon removal projects could prove vital in offsetting methane emissions—the second largest contributor to global warming.
Discovering how time shapes the lives of birds
New research from Te Herenga Waka Ph.D. graduate Tirth Vaishnav is exploring how birds' behavior and ecology vary across seasons and in response to both natural and human-driven environmental changes.
When companies 'go green,' air quality impacts can vary dramatically
Many organizations are taking actions to shrink their carbon footprint, such as purchasing electricity from renewable sources or reducing air travel. Both actions would cut greenhouse gas emissions, but which offers greater societal benefits?
Hydrogel switches from liquid to gel at body temperature, enabling easy removal
What if a doctor could inject an electricity-conducting liquid into the body, let it temporarily solidify to record nerve signals or jump-start healing, and then return it to liquid form for easy removal?
EU countries agree positions on new asylum, migrant returns policy
By Julia Payne BRUSSELS, Dec 8 (Reuters) - EU countries on Monday agreed their final negotiating positions for several proposed migration laws on new asylum rules, a common EU list of "safe countries of origin" and an EU-wide policy for illegal migrant returns, statements from
This Dell Laptop Used to Cost Several Times More Than a MacBook, Now It’s 70% Off and Cheaper Than One
This laptop comes with premium specs, but can be yours for just $760 today. The post This Dell Laptop Used to Cost Several Times More Than a MacBook, Now It’s 70% Off and Cheaper Than One appeared first on Kotaku .
Good news and good news: Meta is reportedly hard at work on the Quest 4 and has delayed its mixed reality glasses to 2027
Just throw a couple billion more into the MR pit.
Ecuadorean judge orders former president Moreno to stand trial
QUITO , Dec 8 - An Ecuadorean judge on Monday ordered former president Lenin Moreno to stand trial on charges of alleged bribery connected to the construction of the country's largest hydroelectric power plant.
Paramount Ready To Spend $108 Billion On Hostile Takeover Of Warner Bros. To Stop Netflix From Having It
The left-at-the-altar corporation makes a last-ditch attempt to woo Warner away from the streamer The post Paramount Ready To Spend $108 Billion On Hostile Takeover Of Warner Bros. To Stop Netflix From Having It appeared first on Kotaku .
WMO predicts weak La Niña climate pattern over the summer
There is a 55% chance of a weak La Niña impacting weather and climate patterns during the next three months, according to the latest update from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Even though La Niña has a temporary cooling influence on global average temperatures,
Missed signals: Virginia's septic strategies overlook critical timing, study warns
A new study from the University of Maryland's Jerin Tasnim reveals that Virginia's current approach to managing septic system failures misses a critical factor: the time-varying relationship between hydrological stressors and septic system performance.
Protesting Greek farmers force their way onto Crete airport tarmac, causing flight suspensions
The demonstrations on Monday are the latest escalation in protests over delays in the payment of EU-backed agricultural subsidies in the wake of a scandal which revealed fraudulent subsidy claims.
Myosin XI-1: A key molecular target for salt-tolerant crops
Soil salinity is a key abiotic stress factor. Salt stress substantially impairs plant growth, development, and productivity, significantly reducing crop yields worldwide. It induces various kinds of stress in plant organs, including toxic ion accumulation, oxidative stress, and
Trump Freaks Out at Paramount After MTG Trashes Him on Air
Donald Trump threw a temper tantrum Monday, demanding an apology from Paramount after Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene bashed him on their network—and it’ll probably work. In an interview on 60 Minutes Sunday, Greene, a recent MAGA defector, exposed just how much
Paramount Skydance launches hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery — as Trump warns Netflix deal ‘could be a problem’
Paramount is making its case directly to shareholders with an all-cash, $30-per-share offer to take over the entire company.
Southern Africa: Zimbabwe to Become Southern Africa's EV Hub With Chinese Investment
[Capital FM] Harare -- Zimbabwe is positioning itself as a major electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing and distribution hub in Southern Africa as Jiangmen Tengxin Motorcycle Technology Co. Ltd -- a Chinese manufacturer that exports to 33 countries and produces up to 500,000
Marcello Hernández Sets Debut Stand-Up Special at Netflix
“Saturday Night Live” breakout Marcello Hernández has set his first-ever stand-up comedy special at Netflix. The hour, titled “American Boy,” will stream on Jan. 7. Filmed in front of a hometown crowd in Miami, the special sees Hernández musing on his experiences growing up as
Implantable sensor uses engineered bacteria for wireless molecular tracking
Scientists from Turkey have designed a next-generation implantable biosensor using genetically engineered E. coli for molecular-level monitoring within the body that runs on its own, wirelessly, with no external batteries required.
Greene, '60 Minutes' correspondent spar in tense interview
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) pushed back on CBS News anchor Lesley Stahl when she was asked to address past controversial statements that the journalist suggested have “contributed” to a toxic political culture. In perhaps the most contentious moment of the “60 Minutes”
Study highlights collegiate athletes' motivational perspectives towards academic, athletic roles
Collegiate athletes are required to excel both academically and athletically throughout their college careers. To maintain their eligibility, they face conflicting demands and pressures, such as maintaining a minimum grade point average while also engaging in intense and
Trump: Netflix deal to acquire Warner Bros. 'could be a problem'
President Trump over the weekend acknowledged Netflix's bid to acquire WarnerBros. Discovery could face hurtles, an admission that came as Paramount sought to stymie the deal with a competing bid for the massive moviemaker and fellow entertainment giant. “There’s no question
DOJ dealt setback in effort to reindict Comey
A federal judge on Saturday agreed to temporarily block Justice Department access to emails from a close associate of James Comey, issuing another roadblock as prosecutors weigh bringing a second case against the former FBI director. A different federal judge recently tossed
MTG Flips Out After 60 Minutes Calls Out Her Blatant Hypocrisy
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene still isn’t willing to admit her contributions to the toxicity in American politics. The one-time MAGA loyalist who has become critical of President Trump in recent months was interviewed by Lesley Stahl on 60 Minutes Sunday. When Greene
DNA nanostructures get an ionic 'protective suit' for harsh biological environments
DNA nanostructures are exciting new biomedical tools with myriad potential in treatment, diagnosis and disease prevention. Made of folded DNA, these nanostructures are highly programmable and have been used in bioengineering professor Xing Wang's lab before for virus rapid
Tom Cotton Says He Didn’t See Proof of Trump’s Big Claim on Drug Boats
At least one Republican is encouraging the Defense Department to blow up boats in the Carribbean—even if the ships have no apparent plans to enter U.S. waters. New reports indicate that before the Pentagon double-tapped a boat on September 2, mercilessly killing a pair of
Maine whistleblower alleges Minnesota-like fraud in state’s Medicaid program
A whistleblower says a Maine health company, run by a Somali-American, charged the state for work it never did.
Africa: Yes, Grains Convert to Glucose, but Millets Are Good for Diabetics
[Africa Check] IN SHORT: A reel circulating on Facebook advises people with diabetes to avoid eating grains, particularly millets, because they convert to glucose after digestion. But medical research shows there are health benefits to some grains, and millet is good for
Sleep Token Unleash Debut Coloring Book
Last year, the masked, anonymous, post-Ghost British quasi-metal duo Sleep Token merited a great deal of discussion in Eli Enis' great Stereogum piece about the new class of stadium-metal acts . Since then, Sleep Token have had a banner year. They scored their first-ever #1
Magnitude 7.2 earthquake strikes off Japan's northern coast and triggers tsunami alert
Nuclear power plants in the region were conducting safety checks, public broadcaster NHK said.