Spring has officially sprung, which means these little piggies are going back to the market. Sure, sandal season comes with its usual maintenance checklist — toe hair removal, cracked heels, maybe ...

AI was once again the buzzword for this latest batch of YC Demo Day companies. Nearly 190 companies participated in Y Combinator’s Winter ’26 cohort and presented their startups in a Demo Day on ...

Amazon MGM finally has its statement box office hit as it begins its run as a full-time theatrical film distributor with Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s “Project Hail Mary.” Riding excellent ...

Ryan Gosling is blasting off to a galaxy far, far away. First, though, he has to save this one. Directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, “Project Hail Mary” (in theaters March 20) rockets Gosling into ...

While the action in Project Hail Mary is closely adapted from Weir’s bestselling novel, Gosling reveals that the looseness normally associated with improv comedy was a vital part of the process for ...

Just months after announcing DLSS 4.5 at CES, NVIDIA has unveiled its next major upscaling technology, DLSS 5. The company is doubling-down on AI for this next iteration, claiming DLSS 5 “infuses ...

Apple’s launch streak continues. After a series of product announcements across its iPhone, Mac, and iPad lineups, the company has now turned its attention to audio with the launch of the ...

Apple has officially unveiled the AirPods Max 2, bringing the long-awaited H2 chip to its premium over-ear headphones. Available for pre-order on March 25 for $549/£499 and available in early April, ...

No need to get your vision checked — you really are seeing spots. While forever-chic polka dots are no doubt taking over the fashion scene, we’ve also noticed an uptick in deer, Dalmatian and cheetah ...

After more than a decade out of director's chairs, the duo tell IndieWire about tackling Andy Weir's beloved novel, making audiences fall in love with a talking rock alien, and lessons from Yoda. The ...

Adapting books as movies has been in practice for pretty much as long as the latter have existed, but the reality is that the two mediums have very different and independent storytelling capacities.