It’s been a tumultuous few weeks behind the scenes of the upcoming Batman film, but now it’s official. Warner Bros. announced that Matt Reeves, the director of Cloverfield, Let Me In, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and this summer’s War for the Planet of the Apes, is directing a standalone Batman film.
In a perfect world, software functions as it should with no unintended side effect. But we do not live in a perfect world and it isn’t rare that an update would wreck havoc on devices that run them. Rare, however, are times when software wrecks havoc even without a software update or similar. That is apparently the nightmare that greeted … Continue reading
A couple of months back, owners of older iPhone models going as far back as the iPhone 6 have started reporting sudden inexplicable switching off of their phones. More than a minor inconvenience, users had to scramble to plug their iPhones in before they can switch them on again. Now Apple is proudly sharing that it has all but eradicated … Continue reading
Lyft has just announced its biggest expansion to date. The ride-sharing service is now available in over 50 new cities and four new states across the US. They’re mostly located in the Midwest, but the list also includes a few other parts of the count…
Seth Meyers said President Donald Trump has the art of hypocrisy down to a tee.
On Thursday’s broadcast of “Late Night,” Meyers explored the amount of time that Trump has spent playing golf during his first four weeks in office whilst Republican lawmakers have been dealing with protests about his policies at town halls across the country.
After establishing that the president has played six times in one month, Meyers asked, “Are you the president or a San Diego dentist?”
Acknowledging that Trump repeatedly berated former President Barack Obama for playing “too much golf,” Meyers then quipped that “when it comes to being a hypocrite, Donald Trump has a zero handicap.”
“He’s the Tiger Woods of hypocrisy!” Meyers added.
Check out the full segment above.
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Famous monuments aren’t for everyone.
British actor Patrick Stewart reads out some real 1-star reviews that people have posted online in a new clip for GQ.
And the “Star Trek” star soon finds out how one person’s beloved Stonehenge is another’s “dated” bunch of rocks. Don’t even get the “reviewers” started on the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore or the Eiffel Tower.
Check out the full clip above.
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A PSA released last year is making the rounds again after President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind protections for transgender students.
Earlier this week, the Trump administration announced that it would lift guidelines put in place by President Barack Obama’s administration, revoking rules that said schools receiving federal funds must treat a student’s gender identity as his or her sex.
Created by the team at MAC Cosmetics’ AIDS Fund, the video shuts down people with anti-trans stances pertaining to bathrooms.
“Every year, some fool tries to trick people into thinking this is an issue,” activists said in the video. “And somehow thinks the way to protect privacy and bathrooms is by policing them? The biggest irony is that their solution will create the very thing they’re trying to stop.”
Watch the video above.
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Take a look at that crumpled-up piece of litter on your desk, compressed by the laws of physics and tossed aside. It remembers what you did, even if no one else does.
Google just can’t stop when it comes to messaging apps. While its texting software for Android has a new name, the AI-powered Allo is coming to a new platform soon. VP Nick Fox teased a desktop web client for the service in a tweet, while saying that…
A bonkers February with stretches of extremely high temperatures mixed periodically with old-fashioned, pre-climate-change plunging mercury is the latest chilling warning about global warming.
Single-day record highs as well as multiple-day heat waves broke more than 248 month-to-date records for February in spots across the nation, according to the National Center for Environmental Information.
Temperatures in Oklahoma, home state of new Environmental Protection Agency chief and climate change skeptic Scott Pruitt, nearly reached triple digits earlier this month. The town of Magnum hit an all-time record Feb. 11 of 99 degrees, more than 40 degrees above the average February high.
The rest of the Southern Plains also blew historic stats out of the water, and Midland, Lubbock, and Wichita Falls, Texas, all racked up temperatures in the 90s the same week. The heat wave was followed by a cold snap in the region that dropped temperatures as much as 50 degrees.
Milwaukee’s 71 degrees this Wednesday was the highest temperature ever recorded in the state in the winter. (The normal high temperature for the day is 34.5 degrees). It was also the fourth time in February the city hit temperatures over 60 degrees, another all-time record for the state, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
Boston hit 68 degrees Thursday, busting its previous record of 65 degrees in 1990. All-time record highs for the month of February were broken Thursday in Burlington (63 degrees) and Montpelier, Vermont (63 degrees).
Denver broke its third record of the month last Thursday, topping out at 75 degrees, a full 5 degrees hotter than the date’s previous record, according to the National Weather Service. Snow was back a week later today.
Unseasonably warm days before cold snaps can have a devastating impact on the environment. Trees and flowers can blossom early in the warn weather, and the buds can then freeze and wither in following cold weather.
The freaky February is expected to continue with more of the same with dozens of new broken records.
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