IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit on Oct 17 will feature a "Pitch Me" panel with top execs and agents discussing strategies for discovering and greenlighting the next big breakout films in a rapidly evolving industry.
As smart glasses become more prevalent, privacy worries grow. New apps like Nearby Glasses and ZuckOff use Bluetooth scanning to detect these devices, offering users a way to identify potential hidden cameras. While not foolproof, they provide a layer of awareness in an increasingly connected world.
A simple change in walking gait, by adjusting foot angle, has shown to reduce knee osteoarthritis pain as effectively as medication and slow cartilage deterioration. A year-long trial found personalized adjustments significantly improved pain and showed promising MRI results for cartilage health, offering a non-drug, non-surgical approach.
Ava DuVernay's documentary '14th' explores the historical context and ongoing struggles surrounding the Fourteenth Amendment. While rich in information and featuring prominent voices, its maximalist approach and sheer volume of interviewees dilute its impact, leaving viewers overwhelmed.
A loggerhead sea turtle hatchling with an unusual orange hue, dubbed 'Pumpkin Spice', was spotted in Florida. This rare coloration may impact its survival chances due to reduced camouflage.
Three companies are recalling broccoli seeds nationwide due to a Salmonella outbreak linked to a single contaminated seed lot. The outbreak has sickened 32 people across six states, with three requiring hospitalization. Consumers are urged to discard affected seeds and clean surfaces.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced plans to significantly restrict non-compete clauses in employment contracts, arguing they stifle innovation and hinder worker mobility. The move aims to free up talent for growing firms and startups, potentially impacting millions of UK jobs.
The Premier League returns amidst unprecedented questions of reality and legitimacy following charges against Manchester City. The author explores the existential crisis facing football, where sporting achievements are now overshadowed by allegations of financial wrongdoing and state-backed manipulation.
The James Webb Space Telescope has pinpointed the galaxy responsible for the most distant Fast Radio Burst (FRB) ever detected. This discovery challenges existing theories about FRB origins, suggesting a link to supernova events in early, smaller galaxies.