Six nostalgic gadgets to spark kids’ curiosity this summer
From instant cameras to pocket microscopes, six pleasingly low-tech gadgets that will help children make, notice and talk…
Joy Behar steps back from ‘The View,’ as she takes her play to London
Joy Behar is trading her usual spot at “The View’s” roundtable for the spotlight in one of London’s…
India benefits from data center trade despite missing main AI play
Equities Success in courting infrastructure projects boosts industrial and power midcaps These large steel chassis made for data…
How toilet maker Toto turned its ceramics know-how into an AI play
Semiconductors Chipmaking materials are now its cash cow, but stock market remains unimpressed Toto manufactures three core products for…
‘Euphoria’ Season 2 Recap: What to Remember for Season 3
It’s been a long time since the high schoolers of “Euphoria” were on HBO. Loading audio narration… Four…
Isomaltulose may offer benefits over sucrose for energy drinks: Study
The study, funded by Suntory Beverage & Food NZ Ltd, compared the effects of a sucrose-based caffeinated beverage…
Red-hot theater director Knud Adams brings his Pulitzer touch to L.A.
Is Knud Adams the Pulitzer whisperer? The director has the striking distinction of having staged the premieres of…
Former All Blacks flanker Shannon Frizell linked with shock NZ return in bid to play at 2027 World Cup – reports
But the return of 33-test All Black Frizell will add some extra spice to the battle of who…
Weekly Top Selling Games on Steam (9th–15th of March 2026)
Right as the new week rolls around, we like to take the opportunity to look at the previous…
Richard III Audience Member Hurt by Flying Sword
A climactic sword fight in Berlin’s Schaubuehne theater briefly turned real when a weapon flew out of…
Moms Who Speak a Second Language to Their Kids Won’t Hurt Their Emotional Bond
Credit: Unsplash. Neural synchrony between socially interacting people is known to boost social and emotional connection and communication.…
‘Sylvia Sylvia Sylvia’ review: Sylvia Plath haunting flounders
Poor Sylvia Plath has found little rest in the afterlife. The New Yorker’s Janet Malcolm had choice words…