“House of the Dragon” Falters, Leaving the Fantasy Throne Open for the Taking
A second season stuffed full of filler means “Rings of Power” or “The Wheel of Time” could nab the swords-and-sorcery crown
Elite Athletes Are Learning How to Manage Extreme Heat
It's also applicable to everyday workouts
Threats to Chiefs Players Prompt Arrest at Morgan Wallen Concert
Several Chiefs players were in attendance
Andy Warhol Portrait of Debbie Harry Resurfaces in Delaware
Warhol created the artwork using a Commodore Amiga
Changes to One California Creek Could Benefit the State's Trout
The changes would echo alterations made elsewhere in the country
The Capitol Building Is Getting a Johnny Cash Statue
The statue will debut next month
Inside One of the World’s Most Remote Music Festivals
The Faroe Islands' G! Festival takes place in a village of 500 people, surrounded by stunning landscapes
Google Pulls Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone AI Ad After Failing to Read the Room
Viewers did not react to the commercial as planned
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This August
Crime fiction, TV history and how science fiction transformed the world
The Best Movies, TV and Music for August
"Only Murders in the Building" returns, Jack White's surprise album gets an official release and more
Is Everyone as Obsessed With Stephen Nedoroscik as I Am?
His job is pommel horse
The Best Art Museums in Los Angeles
With works spanning from antiquities to avant-garde, these institutions are on par with the world’s best
AI Website Scrapers Are Evolving at Alarming Rates
Can regulation play a part in the industry's future?
Scientists Just Solved a Longstanding "Night Watch" Mystery
It's part of a larger effort to analyze Rembrandt's masterpiece
How One Man Became the Hamptons' Go-To Defense Attorney
The right case at the right time can make a big difference
An International Group of Police Dogs Is Helping Patrol the Paris Olympics
Including canines from the US and UAE