SEX PISTOLS Bassist GLEN MATLOCK's Autobiographical Documentary 'I Was A Teenage Sex Pistol' Set For Digital Release
The punk documentary "I Was A Teenage Sex Pistol" will be available for purchase or rental on U.S. digital platforms starting May 26, with pre‑orders on Apple TV beginning May 12. Based on Glen Matlock’s memoir, the film details his role in the Sex Pistols, including co‑writing ten of the twelve songs on the seminal album "Never Mind The Bollocks…". It includes interviews with a roster of punk and rock icons such as Debbie Harry, Billy Idol and Fat Mike. The release aligns with the Sex Pistols’ 50th‑anniversary world tour kicking off in September.
Dorian Yates Delves Into His Favorite Set Protocol
Six‑time Mr. Olympia Dorian Yates explained on Instagram that he prefers straight, single‑set work taken close to failure over routine drop sets or supersets. He uses drop sets only occasionally, mainly for isolation movements like dumbbell lateral raises, and employs...
Celebrate Your Run, Not Your Photo Appearance
All too often, I have a conversation with clients after an incredible race that they are disappointed once they see their race photos. > Just a gentle reminder that no race photo should ever minimize our running accomplishments, body value, or...
The Swedish Sleep Hack That Might Save Your Marriage
Swedish couples often use two duvets in one bed, a habit that eliminates nightly blanket battles and lets each partner choose their preferred warmth. A mother of three shares how adopting separate duvets resolved her own temperature clash, leading to...
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Iambic Therapeutics of San Diego announced the initiation of a Phase 1 clinical trial for an oral covalent inhibitor targeting HER2‑mutant cancers. The molecule, identified through an AI‑guided high‑throughput screening campaign, binds irreversibly to the mutant HER2 kinase domain. Preclinical data...
“Thinking” AI Outperforms Human Doctors on Real-Life Data
A new study published in *Science* pits OpenAI’s reasoning model o1‑preview against hundreds of physicians across multiple clinical tasks. The model correctly included the diagnosis in 78.3% of 143 NEJM cases and ranked it first in 52%, outperforming GPT‑4 and...
Interview: Carlo Cresto-Dina • Producer, Tempesta - “A Shrinking Number of Players Now Decide Which Stories Are Told, How and...
Carlo Cresto‑Dina, producer at Tempesta, argues that modern producers must be seen as co‑creators who manage the collective creative process, not merely financiers. He introduces the "original producer" concept, calling for legal recognition of the intellectual property they generate. Cresto‑Dina...
Failure as a KPI: Finding Philanthropy’s Courage to Fund and Fail (and Talk About It!)
The piece urges the philanthropy sector to treat failure as a key performance indicator, borrowing the risk‑capital mindset of venture capital. It proposes measuring the percentage of initiatives that fail, documenting lessons, and publicly sharing those insights. By designing grantmaking...
We Don’t Create From Passion Anymore
The author argues that genuine, self‑driven passion has largely disappeared from creative work, replaced by a focus on money, fame, and external validation. He describes true passion as a fearless, intrinsic love for the craft that persists regardless of audience....
All Things Go DC 2026 Has Mitski, Hayley, Brandi, Ethel, Father John, Muna, Robby Hoffman, Slayyyter, More
All Things Go DC unveiled its complete 2026 lineup for the three‑day event at Merriweather Post Pavilion, scheduled for September 25‑27. Mitski and Hayley Williams were confirmed as the headliners, anchoring a roster that blends indie, pop, hip‑hop and emerging talent....
Pray For The Bear
The post reframes the classic “fight the bear” mentality through a feminine lens, arguing that composed confidence, discipline, and emotional intelligence replace brute aggression. The author shares personal experience of building a career without safety nets, emphasizing self‑trust and consistent...
You Don’t Need 40 AI Agents. You Need One Good One.
The author argues that productivity gains come from a single, well‑designed AI agent rather than a sprawling fleet. Starting with a basic email‑drafting agent saved about 20 minutes a day, and incremental weekly tweaks eventually produced a 55‑hour weekly time‑saving...
Lidl’s £49.99 Garden Bench Is the Cosy 2-Seater Made for Summer Evenings
Lidl is launching the LIVARNO two‑seater garden bench in UK stores on May 7, priced at £49.99 (≈ $64) for Lidl Plus members, down from the regular £59.99 (≈ $77). The bench combines fir‑wood seating, a cast‑iron frame with wicker‑style detailing, and a...
A Tiny World Beyond Neptune Has an Atmosphere that Shouldn't Exist
Japanese astronomers have detected a thin atmosphere around the 500‑km trans‑Neptunian object (612533) 2002 XV 93 using a stellar occultation on Jan. 10 2024. The atmospheric signal, confirmed by multiple sites, suggests a transient envelope that would vanish in less than 1,000 years without replenishment. No...
How Your Gut Can Affect Your Brain
A growing body of research shows the gut‑brain axis directly impacts mental clarity, with patients experiencing IBS often reporting brain fog, fatigue, and sluggishness. The vagus nerve serves as the primary conduit, transmitting signals between gut microbiota and the brain....
Fox at the Pinnacle: Rita Mae Brown’s Hierarchy of Creation
Rita Mae Brown’s Sister Jane series, now at sixteen books, builds a richly layered world where fox hunting is both sport and narrative engine. Animals—foxes, hounds, horses, and even cats—communicate in their own hierarchies, each species granted distinct personalities and agency. The novels...
The Party Films Sales Brings Three Wildcards to Cannes - Cannes 2026 – Marché Du Film
French sales agency The Party Film Sales is bringing three flagship titles—Congo Boy, Rehearsals for a Revolution, and Dua—to the Marché du Film at Cannes 2026. Congo Boy, a debut fiction from Congolese director Rafiki Fariala, will screen in Un...
Dam House / Bernardes Arquitetura
Bernardes Arquitetura unveiled the Dam House in Minas Gerais, Brazil, a 1,030 m² residence perched on a reservoir edge. The design employs a sweeping wooden roof, pivoting wooden brise‑soleils, and a hybrid concrete‑steel‑wood structure to create seamless visual connections with water,...
How the Radical Fund Sustained Radical Imagination
John Fabian Witt’s *The Radical Fund* chronicles the 1920s American Fund for Public Service, revealing how a modest million‑dollar endowment helped radical organizers confront capitalism, white nationalism, and media dominance. The book argues that philanthropy must move beyond elite‑centric narratives,...
We Took Away the Phones — Now What?
Seth Kaplan argues that removing smartphones from children’s lives is only half the solution; the missing piece is a revival of place‑based youth community groups that once anchored childhood. He documents steep declines in organizations such as the Boy Scouts...
For NASA’s TESS, Stellar Eclipses Shed Light on Possible New Worlds
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is leveraging stellar eclipses—periodic dimming when one star passes in front of another—to refine its hunt for exoplanets. By analyzing eclipse timing variations and light‑curve nuances, researchers have identified several promising planet candidates that...
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Didn’t Mean to Roast Bezos Like That
The Devil Wears Prada 2 introduces a tech billionaire, Benji Barnes, whose plot to buy the fashion‑magazine stand‑in Runway mirrors real‑world rumors that Jeff Bezos might acquire Condé Nast. The film’s release coincides with Amazon’s lead sponsorship of the 2026 Met...
Silence Over Prayer: Let Life Unfold Naturally
Prayer means you are trying to tell God what to do. Meditation means you understand what a ridiculous idea it is to tell the basis of creation what to do. So you simply become silent. If you become silent on...
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‘Blue Heron’ Review: Sophy Romvari Immortalizes a Memory in a Profound Act of Courage [A-] (SFFILM)
Sophy Romvari’s first feature, *Blue Heron*, premiered at the San Francisco International Film Festival and is now playing in select theaters through Janus Films. The film follows eight‑year‑old Sasha’s recollection of her immigrant family’s 1990s move to Vancouver Island and...
Eagles Extend Sphere Residency Again With Late 2026 Shows
The Eagles have added six new dates to their Las Vegas Sphere residency, bringing the total to 64 shows since the run began in September 2024, the longest‑running engagement at the venue. The added performances are scheduled for September 18‑19 and four November...
High Functioning Anxiety: Why Anxiety Does Not Always Look Like Falling Apart
High‑functioning anxiety describes people who meet external expectations while experiencing persistent worry, tension, and mental overload. Though not a formal DSM‑5 diagnosis, it often hides behind reliability, perfectionism, and constant productivity, making it easy to overlook. Research links this pattern...
Writing Exercises to Practice the 3 Types of Focalization & Learn About Narrative Voice
The post from Strange Pilgrims offers three hands‑on writing exercises designed to teach the three primary types of focalization—internal, external, and omniscient—and to clarify narrative voice. Each exercise includes targeted questions that guide readers through applying the concepts from the...
Jupiter Is Little Smaller Than We Thought
Planetary scientists using NASA's Juno spacecraft have produced the most precise measurements of Jupiter’s dimensions in half a century, revealing the gas giant is slightly smaller and flatter than previously thought. By analyzing 26 radio‑occultation signals, they determined the polar...
The Source Magazine Remembers The Beastie Boys’ MCA 14 Years Later
Adam Yauch, known as MCA, co‑founded the Beastie Boys and helped launch their debut album *Licensed to Ill* at age 22, a record that became the first rap album to top the Billboard 200. He directed many of the group’s...
Your First Monday Protocol — Procrastination Crusher
The Inside the Blueprint newsletter launched its inaugural "First Monday Protocol" on May 4, 2026, delivering a "Procrastination Crusher" audio guide to paid subscribers each month. The protocol is positioned as a mini nervous‑system reset that tackles procrastination by reshaping mental patterns...
At 100, Route 66 Still Ties the US and the World Together
Route 66 celebrated its 100‑year anniversary, reminding travelers that the historic highway still serves as a cultural bridge between America and the world. The centennial sparked a wave of restoration projects, with federal and state funds earmarked for pavement repairs, signage...
Shoulder Tension Means It’s Time to Let Go
Gentle reminder: The tension in your shoulders is signal that it's time to let go.
Acarbose Protects Retina by Modulating Microglial Metabolism
Acarbose modulates microglial Pkm2 acetylation to reshape immunometabolism and preserve retinal neurons after ischemia-reperfusion 👉"Our findings support that ACA exerts retinal protection through the Sirt1-Pkm2-NAD axis, suggesting a metabolic checkpoint that integrates immune and mitochondrial regulation." https://t.co/V3WGPV26qk
Room-Temperature Photodetector Spans Visible Light All the Way to Terahertz
Researchers have demonstrated a room‑temperature photodetector built from the topological insulator SnBi₂Te₄ that detects light from the visible spectrum through terahertz frequencies. The device merges a conventional photoconductive effect for high‑energy photons with an electromagnetic‑induced well mechanism that captures low‑energy...
Airborne Microplastics Trap Heat, Boost Global Warming
Microplastics in air currents are trapping heat to play a contributing role in global warming, new research finds https://t.co/F3BzFMeOJ7
Young Thug Deserves Spot Among Top American Songwriters
Young Thug is one of the greatest American songwriters? I have some thoughts on this @nytimes list ... and justice for Lil Wayne https://t.co/iKFbIhQmQ0 https://t.co/3xfNcLuebl
SoftBank Robotics Debuting Autonomous Cooking Robots ‘STEAMA’ and ‘FLAMA’ in the US
SoftBank Robotics is launching its autonomous cooking robots STEAMA and FLAMA in the United States, debuting them at the National Restaurant Association Show 2026 in Chicago. STEAMA uses high‑pressure steam to prepare frozen noodle dishes in roughly 90 seconds, while...
Skip Fads: Focus on Basics for Health
Health trends come and go. Some good, some harmless, & some terrible. HIIT, Supplements, Ballistics etc. Meanwhile, here's all you need to know. Get some cardio, take a walk, do some strength exercises, eat nutrient dense foods, get to sleep early,...
Country Stars Can Franchise Their Brand Internationally
If you’re a country singer, you can franchise out your own identity in another country. Just found out the UK has its own Luke Combs https://t.co/8eilwuREse
When Discipline Becomes Something You Always Feel
The piece explains how discipline evolves from a deliberate, effort‑based practice into an ingrained part of one’s identity. Over time the habit becomes a constant, quiet background pressure that can blur the line between productive structure and mental fatigue. The...
From Outside Minds to Inside Influence: Seize Every Chance
Fripp's Words of Wisdom: “I used to work on the outside of peoples’ heads, now I work on the inside, so there’s only half an inch difference.” How did I do it? By preparing for, noticing, and seizing every chance...
Jonathan Stall‑Ryan Dominates in Zegna Triple‑stitch Showdown
The real winner in this article is Jonathan Stall-Ryan who is absolutely locked in with his Zegna triple stitch while the coeds look on. https://t.co/JOlSDqE93p https://t.co/PYUOIFHF3f
SpaceX Sends South Korean Imaging Satellite, 44 More Payloads to Orbit on Falcon 9
SpaceX successfully lifted off a Falcon 9 from Vandenberg Space Force Station, delivering 45 payloads into low‑Earth orbit. The mission, designated CAS500‑2, carried South Korea’s Compact Advanced Satellite 500‑2, the second unit in KAI’s Phase 1 CAS500 Earth‑observation program, along with 44...
Psychedelic Use Linked to Reduced Authoritarian Attitudes
Effects of psychedelic use on authoritarian attitudes revisited - Otto Simonsson, Taylor Lyons, Joseph Marks, Hannes Kettner, Leor Roseman, Eline Haijen, Mendel Kaelen, Robin Carhart-Harris, 2026 https://t.co/MeywBpE3CL
Unlucky People Share Five Self‑Sabotaging Habits
The unluckiest people I know all do this: • Can't let go of their past • Are highly judgemental • Are closed to change • Rarely see the funny side • Are self-absorbed.
Review Positions Early-Life Nutrition as ‘Systems-Level’ Intervention
A new review in Nutrients argues early‑life nutrition should be treated as a systems‑level intervention, linking brain, gut microbiome, and sleep development during the first 1,000 days. The authors propose a “brain‑gut‑sleep triad” model and highlight that a complementary set...
Jewel Shares Healing Journey on Mental Health Month
New Inner Cosmos episode kicks off Mental Health Awareness month with singer-songwriter Jewel (@jeweljk). Join us to dive deep into the battles she’s lived, the wisdom she’s earned, and the lives she’s helping. https://t.co/9Ns75IXC6A #MentalHealthMonth https://t.co/6wXry0IQme
Astronomers Uncover over 1,000 Radio Galaxies with 'Wings,' Expanding a Rare Cosmic Class
Astronomers using the LOFAR Two‑meter Sky Survey Data Release 2 have identified more than 1,000 wing‑shaped radio galaxies, expanding a previously rare class. After filtering 204,789 large sources and visually inspecting them, the team confirmed 621 winged systems, including 382 X‑shaped...
Trade Fearlessly: Start Small, Build Confidence
I don't know who needs to hear this, but stop trading in fear and stop living in fear. If you have to, start with smaller positions to build your confidence.
The Hidden Mathematical Dance Inside Plant Cells
Biophysicists Nico Schramma and Mazi Jalaal reported in PNAS that chloroplasts in the aquatic plant Elodea self‑organize into a mathematically optimal packing arrangement. The pattern balances maximal light capture with rapid retreat when illumination becomes excessive. Their experiments and modeling...