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Billy Madison, Con Air, & Big Lebowski Are Set In The Same Universe, Says One Theory It's not enough for Hollywood to consistently crank out franchises,…

Vikings in Undesirable Spot, Says One Analyst — Sigh.

2023 has been dubbed the "Year of the Girl," defined by an onslaught of girl-focused trends, language, and media. But on the ground, these trends obscured a harsh year of news. Mashable asks why the "Girl-aissance" has failed — so far.

Medical weed is often prescribed for cancer pain, other chronic pain, and anxiety. Research suggests it may improve quality of life for some patients.

One analyst thinks that Apple stock may have finally found its 2022 bottom. The Apple Maven takes a closer look.

Donna Liquoris March Bibliofiles column brings us to her recent trip to New Orleans,...

PHILADELPHIA – At a virtual meeting this week, the Philadelphia-based American Law Institute is scheduled to continue work on a Restatement meant to give legal clarity to consumer contracts – a project yielding “significant concerns,” according to a member of the legal scholarship organization, especially since it may come up for a final vote at the group’s annual meeting this spring.

The author on flash fiction, translation as a route to creativity, and why we need to prioritise the climate crisis over ‘business as usual with writing’

Don Mee Choi. Photo: © SONG Got. Courtesy of Wave Books. It’s a cliché to say that reading transports you, but in a year in which I spent most of my days indoors, shuffling between my bedroom and my living room, the books I read really were a lifeline, a portal to an outside world. In the weeks before New York shut down, I luxuriated in my subway reading, laughing aloud at Alma Mahler’s antics in turn-of-the-century Vienna in Cate Haste’s biography Passionate Spirit, savor...