The move is historic — the marathon has been held every year since 1970, including the race in 2001 held two months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks — but seemed inevitable as opposition to the marathon swelled.
This is one incredible list of films/movies. If Peter Weyland wanted
David to learn about cinema while the crew of Prometheus was still in
hyper sleep, he'd probably have him go down the IMDB Top 250.
He can earn million-dollar gains without anybody knowing. He can execute make-believe trades by sending fake emails from hacked computers. He doesn’t always lose money. But when he does, he loses more than $6 billion. He is… the most indebted man in the world.
Wendy Callis's "mesmerizing" work during Hurricane Sandy called attention to how facial and body movements are parts of grammar in the visual language.
Some of the most successful shows of all-time have been spin-offs, but for every "Frasier," there's a show about Dr. Crane's bar bros Norm and Cliff that never made it to your screen.
That pretty little umbrella in your bar drink might seem like a fruity thing for a macho guy to quickly throw away. A cheap, meaningless little decoration. But it once served a more meaningful purpose.
It’s hard to write elegantly on the iPad. Heck, it’s hard just to type a proper curse word without autocorrect getting in the way. But what if it could be different?
Wired’s editor in chief Chris Anderson announced today that he leaving the magazine to concentrate on 3D Robotics, a company he cofounded that makes DIY Drones.
If there’s one dream that unites all bookish folks (aside from, you know, universal literacy) it’s the dream of having a secret passageway hidden behind a bookcase.
Usually, campaign duds mean the requisite campaign T-shirt, button, baseball cap—or mask, if you really want to make your point. But occasionally, campaign-wear turns more creative.
The disaster that killed the Polish president along with scores of other dignitaries two years ago is once more a subject of fervent speculation—and political strife.
Can’t say it’s a huge loss, but it looks like Apple is finally going to starting removing apps whose sole purpose is to offer emoji, the emoticons popular with the younger text messaging crowd.
The iPad mini has only officially been on sale since 8 AM this morning, but one 9to5 reader was already able install the device in the dashboard of their car.