Always make the audience suffer as much as possible. |
| | | | | Minecraft (Xbox One) | | | | | | | “Always make the audience suffer as much as possible.”
| - | Alfred Hitchcock, possily talking about Election 2016 |
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| rantnrave:// Sorry I was late this am, my niece, AMELIE, fell asleep on me and I in turn fell asleep... What I really like is when TWITTER followers send me direct messages on how to behave... Thinking about day and date movie releases today... Did you read the SportsREDEF Original on the NBA LUXURY TAX?... This tweet is to signify that I'm very judgmental... Going home to NYC for all of APRIL. Shall we hang?... The devil himself invented LAVOSH. I know this how? I don't really eat bread and I ate a basket at SOHO HOUSE with MICHAEL DAVIS watching... Shout out to FUSION for doing good work... For all those having issues with our beta iOS app, new one coming in next few weeks. Our mess up... Happy Birthday to EV WILLIAMS, JONATHAN BRANDSTEIN, BOB MOCZYDLOWSKY, MELVIN FOWLER, JON CHRISTOPHER, DAVID CARD and ROB FISHMAN. | | | - Jason Hirschhorn, curator |
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| Microsoft’s popular video game Minecraft helps kids learn everything from programming, science and math to art, languages and history. | | |
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| Trump’s dominance on cable news isn’t the whole story. | | |
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| The idea that Asian messaging apps are a model for Western social media companies is widespread at this point. As I noted two years ago in Messaging: Mobile's Killer App: While the home telephone enabled real-time communication, and the web passive communication, messaging enables constant communication. | | |
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| Fresh from a $5.5 billion valuation and a brash buying spree, the agency's co-CEOs open up on rival CAA (they're "freaking out"), Netflix ("a monopoly"?) Ben Affleck's future as Batman, Trump vs. Hillary, and critics of their $2.4 billion bet on sports and fashion: "They're all f—ing scared of their own goddamn shadow." | | |
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| A comprehensive model shows how far-reaching trends in the massive industry will influence the growth of profit pools -- and how payors and providers should respond. | | |
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| On last night's Town Hall, he said it 14 times, notably before insisting he "didn't start" the Heidi Cruz smear. | | |
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| Both Congress and the Copyright Office continue to explore possible ways to reform copyright laws, and one area of interest to a lot of people is reforming the whole "notice and takedown" process in the DMCA. | | |
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| Bottle service culture has been declared dead, but some traditions never change. | | |
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| Last summer, Neal Falls tried to murder Heather Saul -- and police suspect she wasn’t the first escort he targeted. After killing him in self-defense, she was hailed as a vigilante hero, flooded with support, and turned into a symbol of the perils of sex work, but she wasn’t ready for any of it. | | |
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| Along the desolate landscape of junior college football, everyone has a story, along with one last chance to rewrite it. | | |
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| Last week, we witnessed something fairly remarkable. A major Alphabet executive -- Nest Labs CEO Tony Fadell -- publicly shamed the cofounder and employees of Dropcam, the connected camera company that Nest had acquired in 2014 for $555 million. | | |
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| After racking up a historic N.B.A. season, theteam’s owners — most of them from SiliconValley — think their management styledeserves some of the credit. Are they right? | | |
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| In public, everyone says that Thomas Sayers Ellis, 52, formerly of Case Western and Sarah Lawrence, a visiting professor at the Iowa Writers Workshop this semester, is brilliant. Even the people who find him off-putting and unprofessional tend to agree. He's charismatic and surprising, a protest poet, a real intellectual, unafraid to cause alarm. | | |
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| When I thread through the crowd at the Sasquatch music festival, I dread seeing my own 15-year-old face. Among the hoards I'm now tempted to call "young people," I'm scared to see that girl I was, waiting for my friends' band to start, black X's on the back of my hands to brand me as underaged. | | |
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| As far as tech guru origin stories go, Alberto Chang-Rajii's is as good as they get. As a humble, Chilean-born student at Stanford University in the mid-90s, Chang-Rajii has told audiences and journalists from Miami to Sydney, he met fellow students Sergey Brin and Larry Page just as they were... | | |
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| Is America’s democratic system equal to the challenge of an authoritarian president? | | |
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| CEO Satya Nadella bets big on artificial intelligence that will be fast, smart, friendly, helpful, and (fingers crossed) not at all racist. | | |
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| Journalists at The Associated Press knew that labor abuses in Thailand's seafood business were an awful but open secret. They wanted to tell the story of an industry rife with human trafficking, abuse, slavery and murder. And they wanted to make the world pay attention. | | |
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| It's only the end of March, and it's already been a rough year for music fans. A few weeks ago, we lost Emerson Lake and Palmer keyboardist Keith Emerson, a true prog rock giant who left not only an impressive musical legacy of his own, but also unintentionally helped spark the three chord, DIY punk revolution through his virtuoso talent and eccentric onstage antics. | | |
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| When the TV critic Andy Greenwald, who is 38, returned to his high school near Philadelphia last May to speak to students about his job, he wondered how it would go. After all, today's students are a digital generation who have only a vague association with the concept of "TV." | | |
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| One of the biggest questions facing the documentary world is how to categorize the emergent form of the docu-series. Are projects like "Making of a Murderer" and "The Jinx" akin to the time-honored television mini-series, just in nonfiction form? | | |
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