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The Enduring Appeal of “Mr. Brightside”

Twenty years after its release, The Killers' anthem is more popular than ever

Dusk in LA: Lakers Face an Identity Crisis on Eve of NBA Draft

With no head coach now that Dan Hurley is staying at UConn, Los Angeles must go back to the drawing board and look to the future

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When the lights go down in the city, it’s time for a street party

Buffering Errors Have Come to the Big Screen

A screening of "The Conformist" reportedly went awry

Controversies Around a High-Tech Chestnut Revival Haven't Subsided

A decade-old error is at the heart of the issue

What I Learned From Watching "Avatar" as an Adult

Almost 20 years ago, Aang and the gang began their unforgettable quest. They rarely make TV this creative and considered anymore, for kids or adults.

Turns Out Silk Can Be Used to Effectively Reduce Noise

This technology could have many applications

Michael B. Jordan Is on a Mission to Get You Moving

The "Creed" star talks daily meditation, his favorite lifts and the healing power of group wellness

Argentine Yoga School Faces Cult Accusations Spanning Decades

It's an unsettling story that's played out over the years

Will We See Bryce Harper at the 2028 Olympics?

Baseball will return to the Olympics in four years

Japan's Wooden Satellite Takes a Stand Against Space Junk

LignoSat is an intriguing blend of high-tech and biodegradable

How “The Minotaur at Calle Lanza” Reinvented the Travel Memoir

Zito Madu’s chronicle of Venice is like nothing you’ve read before

The Case for and Against AI Art

Eva Toorenent and Phillip Toledano are on opposite sides of the heated debate over artificial intelligence. Here, they make their arguments.