September 23, 2019 Nerf’s new Ultra blasters shoot farther than ever before — but there’s a catch The next time you get pegged with a Nerf dart, it might be from an incredible 120 feet away — because Hasbro’s new Ultra…
September 23, 2019 NBC’s LX aims to provide local news for younger viewers It's no secret that local TV news tends to attract much older audiences. NBCUniversal hopes to change that with a new digital news brand…
September 23, 2019 The Man Who Would Kill Horse Racing In a garden-variety suburb outside Albany—a recent July morning, but it could have been any morning—Patrick Battuello woke up at five, brewed a cup…
September 23, 2019 ESPN will make exclusive shows for Facebook Watch ESPN will broadcast exclusive shows and segments on Facebook Watch under a new deal. First up are bonus segments from Always Late With Katie…
September 23, 2019 What Ad Astra Gets Wrong About Space Travel, Astronomy, and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life As an astrophysicist and a film critic, I’ve been waiting my whole life for a big-budget adventure film that spans the whole solar system….
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September 23, 2019 I ‘Stormed’ Area 51, Where Memes Abducted Reality RACHEL, NV—I was 90 minutes north of Las Vegas, driving from the vast Mojave into the even wider expanse of the Great Basin Desert,…
September 23, 2019 Take Your Pick Of DELSEY Hardside Luggage During Today’s Gold Box Delsey Gold Box | Amazon Read more… via Gizmodo Check out the Finding Your Identity Podcast
September 23, 2019 DJI’s $100 Smartphone Stabilizer Shouldn’t Be This Good Smartphones have become an affordable tool for filmmakers on tight budgets, and accessory makers are following suit by giving aspiring directors access to Hollywood-caliber…
September 23, 2019 Google Changing Privacy Protections for Assistant, Plans to Auto-Delete More of Your Audio Data In recent months, it became clear that Google, Apple, and Amazon were all guilty of having humans review audio recordings collected by digital assistants….