
Science Saru unveiled the second teaser for its upcoming animated feature "Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia," directed by Abel Gongora. The film follows a young witch named Sitara who challenges Genghis Khan's 13th‑century Mongol empire after being educated by scholars in Iran. Featuring a Japanese voice cast led by Akira Sekine, the movie is slated for a nationwide TV debut on TV Asahi in July 2026. The project builds on Science Saru's reputation for visually striking, story‑driven anime such as "Inu‑Oh" and "Ride Your Wave."

There’s obviously a lot more layers I could get into here, but I hope this small piece of my journey tonight can help you in some way.❤️❤️❤️
The recent study showing D+Q causes demyelination in brain cells leads to more questions than it answers: (I only read the abstract cause paper new & paywalled.) D+Q has been used a lot in mice & humans. Why hasn't this been noticed...
Artemis II is set to launch around April 1, 2026, using NASA’s new Space Launch System for a ten‑day lunar flyby. The crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Canadian Jeremy Hansen—will be the first woman, person of colour and non‑American to...

Cornell researchers have unveiled the microscale optoelectronic tetherless electrode (MOTE), a neural implant barely larger than a grain of salt. The 300 µm‑by‑70 µm device wirelessly transmits brain‑wave data via infrared light and has demonstrated chronic operation in awake mice for more...
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have repurposed the FDA‑approved cancer drug doxorubicin to combat drug‑resistant herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV‑1). Using their AI‑driven platform HerpDock, they identified doxorubicin’s ability to block the PI3K‑AKT‑mTOR pathway that the virus exploits,...

Australian singer‑songwriter Courtney Barnett is set to release her new album 'Creature of Habit' this Friday on Mom + Pop Records. She has just unveiled a music video for the track 'One Thing At a Time,' which features Red Hot...

New biography of Constantine Cavafy, the elusive Greek poet of Alexandria, reveals his shadowy lifestyle, self‑published broadsheets, and the three poetic strands—historical, philosophical, and homoerotic—that shaped his global reputation. The authors, Gregory Jusdanis and Peter Jeffreys, adopt a thematic, archival...
The recent layoff of senior nonfiction editors at Simon & Schuster highlights a broader contraction in the long‑form literary nonfiction market. Sales of nonfiction titles have dropped 8.4% year‑over‑year, double the decline seen in fiction, while reading rates continue to fall,...
Gap Inc. announced AI‑driven enhancements for its online stores, adding Bold Metrics’ Agent Sizing Protocol for personalized fit guidance and supporting Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol to enable conversational purchases. The tools aim to eliminate sizing uncertainty, a key barrier to apparel e‑commerce, by delivering...

Robert Pirsig’s "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" survived 121 rejections before J.D. Landis offered a modest $3,000 advance, eventually selling five million copies. The book’s core concept—Quality— is presented as something we recognize before we can define, bridging...
Thomas De Quincey’s 1849 essay “The English Mail‑Coach” intertwines vivid nostalgia for a vanished England with a stark meditation on mortality, using his opium‑fueled, baroque prose to dramatise the peril of speed. The piece portrays the mail coach as both...
Since Lyme Disease is suddenly getting more attention than usual: Hi! I’m a researcher and scientist getting my PhD in Immunology, Infection and Epidemiology. I’ve been studying tick feeding and Lyme Disease for over 5 years now looking for an anti-tick...

Reviewers/booksellers: If you use Edelweiss, there's now a DRC of my novel The Intrigue. A sexy, smoldering noir set in 1940s Mexico about a con artist who targets women through lonely-hearts ads. Request it: https://www.edelweiss.plus/?sku=0593874358&g=4400

A cross‑party Senate inquiry concluded that a coordinated climate‑denial network is fuelling community conflict and delaying renewable energy projects across Australia. The final report blames misinformation and disinformation for eroding public trust and recommends making tech platforms liable for psychosocial...
Russia's private space firm Bureau 1440 placed the first 16 Rassvet broadband satellites into low‑Earth orbit, marking the start of a planned 900‑satellite network intended as a domestic alternative to SpaceX's Starlink. The launch underscores Moscow's push to secure sovereign...

The 2026 biohacking supplement guide ranks the top product in each of 29 categories, emphasizing cellular‑level absorption, clinical dosing, and real‑world outcomes. Core recommendations include liquid magnesium (RnA ReSet ReMag), full‑spectrum minerals, electrolytes, vitamin D3 & K2, and a range of longevity...

Greek darkwave duo Hollow Shift dropped the single “Electric Gloom” on March 24, 2026, pairing it with the track “Fire and Smoke” as a double release. The song fuses shadowy darkwave textures with post‑punk basslines and retro‑leaning electronica, delivering a nocturnal, rain‑soaked...

German composer Magdi Aboul‑Kheir has released “Slow Heat,” a ten‑track ambient album that pairs strings and woodwinds with retro‑synth textures. The title track opens with cinematic synths and tranquil piano, while cuts like “Lunar / Solar” and “Interweave” blend neo‑classical...
Last week's EVSN took a closer look at the changing Lunar Exploration landscape. That story provides solid context for today's announcements. I've stuck it up on Medium: https://starstryder.medium.com/closer-look-nasa-rewrites-human-exploration-again-9013f90c7622?sk=ec8e6c25ff5bc4db7eeaab9320db7848

Jonivan Jones, a Roland, Arkansas‑based singer‑songwriter, has released the single “Take My Heart (To Its Grave).” The track melds classic Delta blues with Ozark‑inspired folk textures, featuring dynamic electric and acoustic guitars, a double‑upright bass, and Jones’s resonant vocals. Lyrically,...

Producer The FloodShark released the 20‑minute EP "LoveShark" on March 24, 2026, blending plunderphonics, ambient classical elements, hip‑hop beats, and field recordings from South America and the Caribbean. The EP’s six tracks, including "Marmaid" and "Florida," create an aquatic soundscape that has...

People don’t become disillusioned— they become disillusioned after they were first illusioned. That’s the leadership gap. In this episode of Generations at Work, we unpack why so many teams struggle with expectations—and how to fix it. https://www.maxwellleadership.com/generationsatwork/

San Francisco‑based indie artist Michellar releases the full‑length album REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW, marking a comeback after a multi‑decade break from recording. The record draws on folk legends such as Peter, Paul and Mary and Carole King, while integrating...

Deptford Sound Collective, a South‑East London activist‑oriented ensemble, released the electro‑pop single “We All Need to Get a Cat.” The track blends a sturdy synth‑bass pulse with shimmering shimmers and twangy guitar, narrating how a new cat helped the singer...

I've been waking up every morning listening to Rick Rubin's chapter on patience from The Creative Act. With three kids, I needed this chapter long before I found it... "Impatience is often an ego-driven desire to move on to the next...

The article argues that psychological predators are not born but cultivated through systematic environmental conditioning, experiences, and subtle social cues. It outlines a step‑by‑step process that transforms ordinary individuals into manipulators who disguise control as care. The piece also explains...
Wishful Thinking is wishful thinking. Dan Williams @danwilliamsphil notes that "We believe comforting things because they make us feel better" makes no adaptive sense, and is not the best explanation for why people believe falsehoods like conspiracy theories. ...

Once you see the limitations in which you exist, a natural longing to Go Beyond them arises – and that is your biggest fortune. #SadhguruQuotes https://t.co/BAJT3ljE4n
Chinese state‑owned vessels have logged just 6% of their open‑water time in International Seabed Authority‑designated mining zones, prompting accusations of dual‑use activity, while Tonga’s new agreement with the United States to explore deep‑sea minerals has ignited local environmental concerns. Both...
same as it always was though: neilson ratings, top 40 charts, new york times best sellers list etc.
Pirsig wrote ZAMM at 2 AM above a shoe store. 121 publishers rejected it. One editor said yes because it forced him to decide what he cared about. https://t.co/7Zthcmn8vE
Ford Motor Co. announced a recall of 254,640 Lincoln Navigator, Lincoln Nautilus, Lincoln Aviator and Ford Explorer SUVs because an image‑processing software module can reset and shut down the rear‑view camera and key driver‑assist systems. The National Highway Traffic Safety...

OneRepublic's "Apologize" has been certified 5x Platinum in the United States for selling over 5.8 million copies, a remarkable milestone for the crossover smash that once set the record for the biggest radio airplay week in Billboard Mainstream Top 40...
Barenaked Ladies, Graham Nash, The Beaches, Sloan, Drive-By Truckers, Blackberry Smoke, and Young The Giant are all heading to Fredericton for the 36th Harvest Music Festival, September 15-20. One of Canada's best lineups of the summer. https://t.co/PAIUdvqgSe
A neurosurgeon in Santiago performed a remote robotic thrombectomy on a stroke patient at The Panama Clinic, restoring cerebral blood flow within minutes. The breakthrough, part of XCath’s Operation Robo Angel study, demonstrates how AI‑enabled robotics can overcome geographic barriers...

This Keep on Truckin' art by Robert Crumb was on everything back in the 70s https://t.co/BxOgkfQKya
Aldous Huxley on love, knowledge vs. understanding, and the antidote to our existential helplessness https://t.co/3aC6AmtliA
LG Display has begun mass‑producing its world‑first LCD laptop panel that can drop its refresh rate to 1 Hz, a move that could add 48% more battery life to notebooks. The technology is already in Dell’s 2026 XPS 14/16 models, with...
Tod's has reopened its renovated flagship boutique on the 4th floor of Westfield Sydney, offering a 130‑square‑metre space with neutral interiors and travertine‑marble fixtures. The store presents the Spring/Summer 2026 ready‑to‑wear line, featuring iconic Gommino loafers, Red Dot sneakers, and the...
Vietnam and Russia announced a partnership to build a nuclear power plant, yet the agreement’s financial size, capacity and schedule were not disclosed in the available reports. The deal highlights both countries’ interest in expanding low‑carbon energy amid rising climate‑tech...

Researchers at the University of Bonn discovered that the human brain stores memory content and context in two distinct neuron populations. By recording activity from more than 3,000 neurons in epilepsy patients, they identified content neurons responding to specific images...
#Daredevil REVIEW - NO SPOILERS I’ve seen all 8 episodes, is S2 worth watching?! #Marvel #MCU #DaredevilBornAgain https://t.co/E7GWzNKqKl
Researchers used the short‑lived turquoise killifish to map immune aging, publishing a Nature Aging cover article. Multi‑omics analyses revealed systemic inflammaging, kidney‑marrow fibrosis, and accumulation of DNA‑damaged stem‑like immune cells, mirroring changes seen in mammals. Functional assays showed older fish...

Garth Brooks' 'Fun' has been certified 2x Platinum in the United States for selling 2 million copies, a strong showing for the album that features collaborations with Blake Shelton and Trisha Yearwood. https://t.co/E8uTPgaDEa

Conclusion from the outstanding, just-published (https://t.co/7jt7us8EmG) @Cell_Metabolism article about the many health benefits of exercise (h/t @DanielJDrucker)... @zakkohane @bobkocher @willahmed @Schwarzenegger @onepeloton https://t.co/KJW9cwLe7y

Anne Hathaway appeared at a recent gala wearing a modified version of a 2025 Valentino couture gown originally showcased at Alessandro Michele’s debut show. The runway piece featured a dramatic face‑shaped chandelier, which was omitted from her look. Sources suggest...

The article outlines BioCentury’s cookie policy, detailing the categories of cookies used on its website—strictly necessary, functional, marketing, advertising, and analytics. Each type is described in terms of purpose, activation status, and impact on user experience. The policy emphasizes that...
University of Pennsylvania bioengineers have created a redesigned lipid nanoparticle, aroLNP, that delivers at least ten‑fold less mRNA to the liver while preserving lymph‑node uptake. The breakthrough could lower the dose needed for effective vaccination and expand mRNA therapeutics.

New on exercise —the best medicine vs age-related chronic diseases, a review @Cell_Metabolism https://t.co/z9RpD0SlYW —salutary effect on the blood brain barrier (BBB) vs Alzheimer's and brain aging gift link https://t.co/jmhJwXGWms by @GretchenReynold —original research on BBB integrity via liver produced exercise factor @CellCellPress https://t.co/3tSN8knpYF