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The global protests that followed the death of George Floyd didn’t just renew scrutiny about American policing. They also sparked, for the first time, an examination of how police procedurals have fortified inequities in the justice system by oversimplifying police work and deifying those who do it. There’s been woefully little progress toward police reform since last summer, but cop shows are, at the very least, showing their characters grapple with the part they play in a system that prod...

Photo: Cindy Ord/For SiriusXM (Getty Images) After making their indelible mark on the music world, BTS has set their sights on another sphere: gastronomy. The K-pop idols and global superstars will be teaming up with McDonald’s as part of their celebrity meal collaboration, which is great news for ARMY who want their fandom devotion to extend all the way to their stomachs. The BTS meal will be available in the U.S. on May 26 and is set to launch in almost 50 other countries throughout May an...

These Are the Best AR Apps You Can Use Outside Screenshot: PeakVisor Warmer weather is coming, the days are getting longer, and we’re all starting to venture outside more—depending on which hemisphere you live in, and what your local coronavirus restrictions look like, of course. If you’re going to be exploring more of the great outdoors in the coming months, these augmented reality apps give you more reasons to leave the house (and make doing so more fun). Advertisement ) Exploring the w...

Half-hour comedy; 4 episodes watched for review The show subtly but effectively uses ironic humor and jokes to bring the bias against a marginalized community to the forefront, so it’s hard-hitting without being forced. This is evident right from the pilot, which shows the heritage museum honoring the town’s white ancestors, run by Nathan Rutherford (Helms), thriving while the cultural center dedicated to the native Minishonka tribe, run by Nathan’s best friend Reagan Wells (Schmieding)...

Advertisement What it’s about: A contest where everyone was a winner… with tragic results. In 1992, Pepsi Philippines started printing numbers, 001-999, inside bottle caps, with numbers corresponding to prizes that were announced on TV nightly. It was a huge success at first… until a misprint put the million-peso ($40,000 USD) winning number on 800,000 bottles, resulting in rioting, lawsuits, and a massive debacle for Pepsi. Biggest controversy: Those 800,000 winning bottle caps weren’t...

Photo: Ethan Miller (Getty Images) In the wake of multiple reports of injuries and at least one death involving Peloton’s Tread+ treadmill, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued an “urgent warning” that the product “poses serious risks” to children’s safety and should not be used in households with small children or pets. Advertisement To date, at least 39 safety incidents involving the Tread+ have come to light, including the death of a child last month, regulator...

Screenshot: Disney+ The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, montage by montage, set the stage for a grand showdown between our titular heroes, the Flag-Smashers, and the disillusioned “new” Captain America. But, out of nowhere, “Truth” dropped in a comic book character that is certain to have fans’ heads spinning. If you want to know why yours should be, io9 has you covered. Advertisement Season one, episode five puts Wyatt Russell’s John Walker through even more hell than he got last we...

We live in a country defined by some very arbitrary laws, and one of the many concerns is that of the air freshener. These items, which are designed to be hung from your rearview mirror, can indeed be cause for the police to pull you over.

Photo: giuseppelombardo (Shutterstock) Though it’s really difficult to look at a global pandemic that is responsible for more than 566,000 deaths in the United States alone and identify anything positive that has come from it, there have been a few aspects of the public health measures that some people have found convenient. Advertisement Whether it’s the ability to work remotely or a legitimate excuse not to have to socialize, there have probably been times when the social distancing and ...