The Cadillac Lyriq wasn’t quite a bait-and-switch but, as the dust settles on the delayed unveil of the automaker’s new electric flagship, you’d be forgiven for feeling like the EV was a tad premature. Two years premature, in fact: the luxury crossover Caddy revealed this week is actually a show car, the automaker conceded. Production of whatever it inspires isn’t … Continue reading
It looks like Rocksteady is almost ready to reveal its next superhero game. The developer behind most of the games in the Batman: Arkham series is teasing a new title centered around the Suicide Squad, and while we won’t learn additional details for a couple of weeks yet, the teaser that was shared today is sparking a lot of conversation. … Continue reading
The CDC just updated their guidance for citizens of the United States during our modern global pandemic here in the year 2020. The update appeared on the 7th of August (earlier today) and included a few key points that’ve been clarified or straight up added to the mix that were not present before. To be clear, if you wear a … Continue reading
Earlier this week, Facebook finally released its latest attempt at a TikTok rival. It’s called Instagram Reels, and as its name suggests, it’s actually a feature that lives inside Instagram, without an app of its own. While incorporating Reels direct…
This week brought deals on handy networking devices and some of our favorite wireless earbuds. A two-pack of Google’s Nest WiFi system remains on sale for $199 at a bunch of retailers, and two Sony wireless earbuds that we reviewed and rated highly d…
The business mogul is asking for the officers involved to be arrested and charged.
Some 33 years after mastering that gravity-defying lift, Baby Houseman is back.
“I wasn’t myself,” the “Saturday Night Live” alum told InStyle of the extremely tough three-year period.
The Boeing 737 split in two while landing Friday in heavy rain in southern India.
HBO’s Lovecraft Country is a story about its heroes fighting for their lives as they make their way across 1950s America. It’s also a multifaceted family drama that embraces the idea that the people you share blood with are often the same people who hurt you the most. And yes, monsters. Of all sorts.
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