Month: July 2024

My Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. “To Curse The Darkness!” Museum of Modern Art, Midtown Manhattan, Reed and Alicia had just finished an enjoyable day experiencing famous paintings reproduced for the visually impaired in high definition 3-D format. As a blind woman, it was Alicia’s first chance to study the old masterworks by
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The face of the Moon is famous for its grey, pockmarked complexion, but did you know that if you turn a telescope to our planet’s neighboring satellite, you will also see bright patches blemishing the surface? Ever since these quirky features known as lunar swirls were first spotted way back in the 1600s, scientists have
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WhatsApp recently expanded the rollout of its Meta AI chatbots in select markets, including India and the US, and the instant messaging platform appears to have started working on new artificial intelligence (AI) features. The Meta-owned messaging platform is reportedly developing a new ‘Imagine Me’ feature that will let users generate AI-generated photos of themselves. This update
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Nintendo Switch Online has seven new classics for subscribers this month. Nintendo has revealed the games available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers for the month of July, offering players the chance to experience seven classics on the Nintendo Switch: Urban Champion, Golf, Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Mach Rider, The Mystery of Atlantis, Solar Jetman, and Cobra Triangle. Given
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Diamond Comic Distributors announces a third wave of PREVIEWS Exclusive items for Comic-Con International: San Diego, taking place July 24 – 28. The selection features comics from Titan and BOOM! Studios, featuring Doctor Who, Conan the Barbarian, Hello Darkness, and EC Epitaphs from the Abyss, plus collectibles from Beast Kingdom and Bleacher Creatures. Comic-Con attendees
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We’re just about halfway through the year and we’ve already had a surfeit of remarkable horror releases. Some of the most hotly-anticipated, including Longlegs and Nosferatu, aren’t here quite yet, though the midway point is a great time to catch up on what you’ve missed before the end of the year. Otherwise, you’ll end up
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Indian labour officials visited a Foxconn factory in the country’s south this week and questioned executives about the company’s hiring practices, an official said, after Reuters reported that the major Apple supplier has been rejecting married women from iPhone assembly jobs. A five-member team of the federal government’s regional labour department visited the Foxconn factory
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Little more than a handful of corroded bronze wheels and heavily encrusted gears now remains of the ancient artifact called the Antikythera mechanism, leaving archaeologists to speculate over its functionality and purpose. After decades of study, it’s largely agreed that the millennia-old device was something of an analog computer capable of keeping track of celestial
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Shay Youngblood, playwright and novelist, has passed away in Peachtree City, GA at the age of 64. Her friend, Kelley Alexander, said the cause of death was ovarian cancer. Youngblood’s works, which include the short story collection The Big Mama Stories (1989), the novels Soul Kiss (1997) and Black Girl in Paris (2000), and her
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HELSINKI — Chinese commercial satellite maker MinoSpace has secured more than $137 million to further its design and production aspirations. MinoSpace, also known as Beijing Weina Star Technology Co., Ltd., announced the funding June 24, now describing itself as a commercial space unicorn enterprise, having secured 1 billion yuan ($137 million). Wuxi Economic Development Zone
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My Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. “Power Times Four!” Trapped for two millennia under the burning sands of the Sahara desert, N’kantu, Chieftain of the Swarilis tribe, awakens in the modern city of Cairo. After a tense battle with the Archeologist Doctor Skarab and a small force of Egyptian soldiers, the forgotten hero
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