What Christopher Luxon did last week while saying no to Q+A’s Jack Tame
Look, prime minister, we get it. Nobody wants to get up early on a Sunday morning. On Sunday…
The future is now: understanding the once far-off technologies becoming reality
The technologies pushing the boundaries of the space economy sound as if they came from a science fiction…
The truth about high-protein diets — Harvard Gazette
High-protein diets are having a moment — maybe too much so. Recommended by influencers and athletes, these diets…
Miriam Shor Explains What Helen Sees in Carol
“Weeks before I got my audition, I actually said in an interview, ‘I’m really interested in the idea…
Odds of surviving cancer drop drastically when credit score dips — Harvard Gazette
While past studies have explored how cancer patients’ financial health influenced their risk of mortality, new research digs…
‘Task’ Fabien Frankel on Earning the Right to Play Grasso
Spoilers follow for Task finale “A Still Small Voice.” In Task, every character’s life is presented as a…
Q & A with Penn and Kim Holderness
As bestselling authors, digital content creators, podcast hosts, and winners of the globe-trotting reality series The Amazing Race,…
Rose Byrne on Acting With Conan O’Brien in ‘If I Had Legs’
Everyone is finally able to see Rose Byrne at her most unlikeable. As Linda in If I Had…
Crossing line between good and bad anxiety — Harvard Gazette
Three in five Americans experience anxiety over world events, family safety, or financial security, according to a recent…
How close are we to having chatbots officially offer counseling?— Harvard Gazette
The parents of two teenage boys who committed suicide after apparently seeking counsel from chatbots told their stories…
In Whose Name? Director Spent 18 Hours a Day Filming Kanye
In Whose Name? director Nico Ballesteros was 18 when he became West’s (unpaid) video biographer. Ten years later,…
Q & A with Kate DiCamillo
Kate DiCamillo is on a roll. Twenty-five years after she burst onto the children’s publishing scene with Because…