‘Smile 3’ Gets a New Director—and a Fresh Creative Pairing
David Bruckner will direct the next chapter of Paramount’s horror hit, while series creator Parker Finn steps back from the director’s chair and stays on as a producer.
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A Nearly Invisible Metal Layer Gives Spin Signals a Boost
Just 0.3 nanometers of iridium manganese strengthened two signals in a spintronic device—offering researchers a new clue to moving information and harvesting waste heat with less energy.
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Apex Legends’ Cipher Season Makes Information a Weapon
Crypto’s rework, dual Wingmans and alarm-triggering loot sites all point to the same idea: in Apex Legends, knowing when to fight may matter as much as winning the fight.
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October’s Beauty Launches Make a Case for Comfort-First Glamour
This season’s new makeup isn’t only about sparkle. From a concealer designed to merge coverage with a skin-like finish to bronzers that double as blush, October’s launches lean into warmth, versatility and ease.
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The Silk Beneath Sanxingdui’s Sacred Bronzes
At Sanxingdui, fragile traces of silk survived beneath and around bronze ritual objects—offering a rare glimpse of how cloth helped shape ceremonies more than 3,000 years ago.
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A Century of Caligari: Why Cinema Still Lives in Its Shadows
A hundred years after its Berlin premiere, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari still unsettles viewers—not just with its jagged sets, but with its question of who gets to define reality.
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Europe’s Arctic Cable Plan Would Put Greenland on a New Internet Route
Most international internet traffic travels through cables on the ocean floor. Europe now wants a new route to Greenland—and could eventually extend it toward Asia without passing through the United States.
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The Duskbloods slips to 2027 as FromSoftware tunes its strategic vision
FromSoftware has pushed The Duskbloods out of 2026, saying it needs more time to balance the rules behind a game designed to reward more than direct combat.
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A Wardrobe for the Long Way Home
When the light lingers after work, getting dressed can shift from bracing for the weather to making plans in it. These October picks put easy layers, playful pieces and useful contrasts in the mix.
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