Nick Kroll Will Host Prime Video’s U.S. ‘LOL: Last One Laughing’
Ten comics, one room and six hours of trying not to laugh: Nick Kroll will host the American edition of Prime Video’s international comedy contest.
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NOAA Plans to Test Weather Data Processing in Orbit
A satellite scheduled to launch in 2027 will test whether processing environmental observations in space can get useful information to Earth sooner—without sending every bit of raw data down first.
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Xbox’s Reported $150 Billion Valuation Was Not a Buyout Offer
Private equity firms reportedly took a brief look at buying Microsoft’s gaming business. The eye-catching valuation tells us less about a deal that nearly happened than about how difficult Xbox would be to value on its own.
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The Winter Job Your Mini Greenhouse May Be Missing
When the last seedlings are gone, a plastic greenhouse can still earn its keep. One garden expert uses his as a sheltered place to dry laundry, boots and tools—with a little ventilation making all the difference.
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The Kushite Temple That Also Made Royal Treasures
At Sanam, a temple complex in ancient Nubia, archaeologists have found evidence of faience production. The discovery points to a surprising role for temples: not only places of worship, but engines of royal power.
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Hot Takes: 11 Films That Tried to Make One Shot Last
From Hitchcock’s camera-hidden edits to digital films that run for more than an hour, the “one-shot” movie is less a rejection of cutting than a test of how invisible the cut can become.
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NASA’s Nuclear Spacecraft Takes a Step Toward Mars
A fission reactor can supply power long after sunlight fades. NASA’s SR-1 Freedom is moving closer to testing that idea beyond Earth orbit.
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Dawn of War IV’s Campaign Reveal Puts Choice at the Center of the War
Seventy missions, four playable factions and branching campaign paths give Dawn of War IV a bigger promise than battlefield spectacle alone.
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Why the Same Relationship Patterns Keep Finding You
A familiar kind of person, a familiar kind of argument—or the same anxious wait for a reply. Dating coach Sabrina Zohar says the way out may begin not with self-blame, but with curiosity about what feels at stake.
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