Brad Pitt Has 16 Roommates. There’s a Smart Marketing Lesson Behind the Absurdity
A new De’Longhi campaign shows how to make an ordinary product benefit impossible to ignore.
Apple’s New CEO Is Already Running the Tim Cook Playbook With Foldable iPhones
Ternus said the foldable device will be a cleaner version of existing foldables on the market.
A Rust Framework to Simplify Distributed Systems
A Rust Framework to Simplify Distributed Systems Building software that runs across many machines is notoriously difficult. Developers have to
A Relationship Scientist Explains Why AI Matchmakers Won’t Help You Find Love
Matching services can identify shared traits and appealing profiles. The harder problem is predicting chemistry. Here’s why.
Eye Contact Won’t Tell You If Someone Is Lying. A Psychologist Says to Look for These Signs
Psychologist Leanne ten Brinke just broke down the top indicators of the “dark tetrad” personality types on Diary of a
Annie Christensen appointed VP, Catalogue at Warner Chappell Music UK
Christensen joins the publishing arm of Warner Music Group from a career in A&R, and will report to WCM UK
Stephen Morris Unsure He’ll Return to New Order Amid “Pretty Serious” Illness
Stephen Morris says he doesn’t know whether he’ll ever return to New Order as he deals with an undisclosed illness
LIV Golf’s Stunning Downfall: From Saudi Billions to Bankruptcy
Four years after disrupting the golf world by enticing some of the world’s best players to leave the PGA Tour,
A Safety Researcher Warned of Systems That Can ‘Hack Anything.’ Now Congress Is Calling for Action
As more AI researchers warn about doomsday-level events, some elected officials are calling for a slowdown.
Billy Joel: Loud Concerts Were “Causing Damage to My Brain”
Billy Joel has been slow to retake the stage after canceling all his shows and revealing his diagnosis of Normal