Did ‘Misty Green’ Just Give Us Our Next Best Actress Winner?
Chris Rock’s pitiless take on Hollywood’s ability to crush souls works best as a showcase for its lead — a British actor who kills it here.
These Songs Prove 1978 Was The Decade’s Best Year For Movie Soundtracks
Many movie soundtracks have come and gone, but the ones from 1978 have really stood the test of time as the decade’s best year for movie soundtracks.
Grand challenges ‘require social science response’
Sustainability issues too often framed as technical challenges, researchers say
The Pentagon reportedly asked OpenAI to provide an AI that doesn’t like saying no to requests
This post was originally published on here OpenAI and Pentagon face questions after disputed contract language reveals concerns over military AI restrictions
Spotify Technology Pitches AI Add-Ons, Video and New Verticals for Growth
This post was originally published on here Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT) Co-CEO, Chief Product Officer and Chief Technology Officer Gustav Söderström outlined the company’s strategy for using artificial intelligence, expanding into additional media formats and monetizing highly engaged users during an investor conference appearance. Söders
I stopped chasing 4K and started fixing my audio, and films got better immediately
Better sound made my movies feel bigger than any 4K upgrade ever did
10 Sci-Fi Movies So Good, Everyone Forgets They’re Remakes
Sci-fi remakes don’t get better than this.
Letter to the Editor: Thank you for support of ‘Movies that Matter’
This letter is from Judy Weschler, a resident of St. Albans Town.
Every Hayao Miyazaki Movie From the 20th Century, Ranked
There were seven Hayao Miyazaki movies that came out in the 20th century, including Porco Rosso and My Neighbor Totoro, but which is the best?
Scientists Resurrect 160-Million-Year-Old Molecules With Surprising Power Against Superbugs
Ancient mammalian antimicrobial peptides revealed stronger bacteria-killing activity in some cases, offering clues for designing future treatments against resistant infections. Some proteins that vanished millions of years ago may still have something to teach scientists about fighting modern infections. University of Oregon biologists have reconstructed antimicrobial molecules dating back as far as 160 million years,