See Pro-Shot Video Of BRET MICHAELS Performing POISON's 'Nothin' But A Good Time' At 2026 NFL Draft
Bret Michaels, the longtime frontman of Poison, delivered a high‑energy performance of “Nothin’ But A Good Time” at the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, sharing the stage with hip‑hop star Wiz Khalifa. The concert opened the Draft Theater outside Acrisure Stadium before the second and third rounds, underscoring the event’s growing entertainment component. Michaels used the platform to spotlight his Type 1 diabetes advocacy and the Life Rocks Foundation. The appearance also highlighted his deep ties to the city as a native Steelers fan.
Underscores Confirms UK Headline Dates
British alt‑pop act underscores is launching a 12‑night European headline tour this autumn, featuring five dates across the UK and Ireland. The tour opens in Dublin on November 9 and moves through Glasgow, Leeds, London, and Manchester, with support from the...
NFL Teams Up with Skydance to Launch First Scripted Series and Feature Films
The National Football League has partnered with Skydance Sports to create its first scripted streaming series, "The Land," and a slate of feature films, including a John Madden biopic and a Christmas‑day Giant‑hero movie. The move seeks to turn the...
How to Get Into Rooms You Weren’t Invited To
The post argues that access to influential circles isn’t a later‑career perk; founders like Emma Grede proactively embed themselves where opportunities arise, then leverage credibility and networks to gain entry. It explains how positioning near high‑impact environments, delivering measurable results,...
Tour News: BINI Goes Global
Filipino girl group BINI announced a Live Nation‑backed Signals world tour, becoming the first act from the Philippines to headline a global circuit after their historic Coachella appearance. The itinerary kicks off with three Philippine shows in June‑July, moves to...
'He Began to Cry, and Almost Fell to the Floor': The Fluffy Fossil that Finally Showed the World that Birds...
In 1996 Chinese paleontologists uncovered Sinosauropteryx, a small theropod fossil coated in down‑like feathers, delivering the first concrete feathered dinosaur outside of birds. The find, photographed by Phil Currie and Pei‑ji Chen, stunned veteran John Ostrom and confirmed his long‑held...
✘ Limitation, Lineage, and Building Worlds: Lyra Pramuk's Voice
Berlin vocalist and trans performance artist Lyra Pramuk received an Orchestral Tools microgrant for her pioneering work that constructs entire soundscapes from her own processed voice. Her debut album Fountain—and its follow‑up Hymnal—were built using granular synthesis, spectral morphing and...
What Schools Are Required to Do for Students with ADHD (But Often Don’t)
The U.S. Department of Education’s 2016 Dear Colleague Letter clarifies that public schools must evaluate any student suspected of ADHD, regardless of grades or crisis. Eligibility for a 504 plan hinges on functional impact—how ADHD interferes with executive‑function tasks such as...
Moonshot Space Demonstrates Electromagnetic Launch Track and Secures Alaska Site for Lunar Cargo
Israeli startup Moonshot Space successfully tested its electromagnetic launch track, propelling objects at 100 m/s, and signed a preliminary agreement with Alaska Aerospace Corporation for a launch site. The technology targets cheap, high‑speed cargo delivery to lunar bases, challenging traditional rocket‑based...
You Never Fully Step Out of the Day
The essay highlights how modern connectivity makes it hard to mentally close the workday. It describes the lingering mental presence that turns evenings into a continuation of tasks, undermining true rest. The author proposes a deliberate “mental shutdown” practice—recognizing completion...
Eli Lilly and NVIDIA Deploy 1,016‑GPU LillyPod Supercomputer to Speed AI Drug Discovery
Eli Lilly has launched LillyPod, a dedicated AI supercomputer built with 1,016 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs, to accelerate drug discovery. The Indianapolis facility works alongside Lilly’s wet lab in San Francisco, promising faster analysis of legacy data and new molecular designs...
Vibration Technique Boosts Graphene Production Tenfold, Says Birmingham Team
Scientists led by Dr. Jason Stafford at the University of Birmingham have demonstrated a vibration‑based exfoliation method that produces graphene and other 2D materials up to ten times faster than existing techniques, using water and tannic acid instead of toxic...
It’s Okay Not to Have It All Figured Out
Your child needs to hear, "You don't have to have it figured out yet. Neither do I, honestly."
David Silver Secures $1.1 B Seed Round for Ineffable Intelligence, Valuing Lab at $5.1 B
David Silver, ex‑DeepMind lead, closed a $1.1 billion seed financing for his London‑based AI lab Ineffable Intelligence, giving the startup a $5.1 billion valuation. The round, led by Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners and backed by Nvidia, Google, Index Ventures and...
Club 8 Drop New Single
Swedish indie‑pop duo Club 8 released a new single this week, continuing its 2024 strategy of dropping a fresh track each month. The song opens with a punchy drum snap that drives a thumping groove, while the vocalists trade silky harmonies...
Genovis AB Posts Q1 Profit Rise to SEK4.26 M, Revenue Up 3.8%
Genovis AB announced a first‑quarter profit of SEK4.26 million, up from SEK3.46 million a year earlier, and revenue of SEK33.51 million, a 3.8% increase. The results underscore the Swedish firm’s growing foothold in protein‑engineering therapeutics.
Astronomers Release Massive Set of 'Virtual Universes' For Global Research
An international team led by Leiden University has released the FLAMINGO cosmological simulation dataset, exceeding 2.5 petabytes—about half a million HD movies. The simulations, run on the UK’s COSMA8 supercomputer with the SWIFT code, model matter evolution across billions of light‑years, linking...
From Garage VR to $2B Exit, Staying Humble
Palmer Luckey sold Oculus to Facebook for over $2B. We had him on MFM awhile back. His story: - At 14, scrubbed boats at a boat yard for minimum wage. On the side, bought broken iPhones on eBay, fixed them, and resold...
Get Ready for More Brain-Scanning Consumer Gadgets
Neurable is moving to a licensing‑platform model, allowing third‑party makers to embed its noninvasive EEG brain‑computer interface into a variety of head‑worn devices. The first licensed product is a HyperX gaming headset that tracks focus and promises milliseconds‑level performance gains...
YouTube: Make Your Greens Last Longer After Harvest
Christy’s new YouTube video walks home gardeners through a step‑by‑step process to keep lettuce, arugula, and other salad greens fresh for weeks after harvest. The tutorial emphasizes thorough washing, gentle drying, and proper refrigeration techniques that can extend shelf life...
The Hellp: “We Believe What We Represent”
New York‑based electronic outfit The Hellp was featured in Another Man’s Summer/Autumn 2026 issue, where frontman Noah Dillon defended the band’s artistic credibility. Dillon asserted that The Hellp has served as a blueprint for at least four successful NYC electronic artists...
Employees Are Ditching Benefits for Their Own Health Apps
Castlight Health’s 2026 Employer Health Benefits Experience Survey shows most U.S. employees are sidestepping employer‑provided wellness programs in favor of personal digital health tools. Only about one‑third understand or regularly use their benefits, while 46% pay out‑of‑pocket for apps they...
Charles Mingus :: A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry
Charles Mingus’s 1958 experimental project “A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry” blends spoken‑word vignettes by actor Melvin Stewart, partially penned by Langston Hughes, with extended jazz suites. The centerpiece, “Scenes in the City,” narrates a Harlem storyteller’s relationship...
7 Expert Habits for Healthy Aging From Longevity Doctor Florence Comite
Longevity specialist Dr. Florence Comite released her new book Invincible, outlining a science‑backed roadmap for healthy aging. She emphasizes building muscle early, monitoring hereditary risk factors, and maintaining strong social connections to preserve metabolic and bone health. The doctor also advises dietary...
Imposters Director and Cast Unpack the Toxic Relationship at the Heart of the Film
*Imposters* is a body‑swap horror film that doubles as a study of a marriage on the brink. Written and directed by Caleb Phillips, it stars Jessica Rothe and Charlie Barnett as parents whose newborn vanishes at a birthday party, sparking...
Prime Video’s Lush, Ambitious “The House of the Spirits” Does Right By Isabel Allende’s Masterpiece
Prime Video has released an eight‑episode, Spanish‑language adaptation of Isabel Allende’s seminal magical‑realism novel, “The House of the Spirits.” The series, shot with lavish production design, follows four generations of the Trueba family amid political upheaval in an unnamed Latin...
Cole Berliner Returns with “Bongo Syndicate” — Second Single and Video From The Black Door
Cole Berliner has released "Bongo Syndicate," the second single and video from his upcoming debut solo album The Black Door, slated for May 29 on Drag City. The Brian Bartus‑directed video showcases Berliner's instrumental blend of fingerstyle guitar, synth textures, and ambient...
Aurora Expert Captures Rare Pulsating Northern Lights in Remarkable Detail: 'One of the Most Profound Sightings of My Career'
During a massive geomagnetic storm on 22 Feb 2026, Tom Kerss, chief aurora chaser for Hurtigruten, recorded an almost three‑hour pulsating aurora over Arctic Norway—one of the longest such displays ever documented. The footage, captured aboard the MS Trollfjord with a Sony A7S and...
Why Dieting Fails in Lipedema — and Why Compassionate, Metabolic Care Works Better
Lipedema, a chronic disorder affecting up to 1 in 10 women, is often mistaken for simple obesity, leading clinicians to prescribe standard calorie‑restriction diets that rarely improve lower‑body symptoms. Women typically endure a decade‑long diagnostic lag, during which repeated dieting...
Box Office: Deepika Padukone Eyes 50 Crore & 100 Crore Net Openers With Upcoming Films
Deepika Padukone, one of Bollywood’s top‑earning stars, is eyeing back‑to‑back net openings of roughly $6 million (50 crore) and $12 million (100 crore) with her next two releases. Her recent films Pathan and Kalki 2898 AD opened with $6.9 million and $11.5 million respectively, confirming her box‑office draw....
Cool the Conflict: Lower Tension Before Solving Issues
We are all stressed right now. So, when everything feels like a fight with your teen, it’s not about the thing. It’s about the relationship temperature. Lower the heat before solving the problem. Hint: Take a breath. Walk away. Get a snack. Acknowledge the...
How to "Accidentally" Open for Olivia Rodrigo...
Olivia Rodrigo surprised fans on April 26 by stepping onto the stage at Pete’s Candy Store, a tiny Brooklyn open‑mic venue, to perform a stripped‑back version of her new single “Drop Dead.” The cameo coincides with the promotional push for her...
Tom Perrotta and the Summer That Broke a Boy
Tom Perrotta’s latest novel, *Ghost Town*, follows writer Jay Perry’s recollection of a traumatic summer in 1974 when his mother dies, leaving the teenage Jimmy adrift in grief. The story intertwines the narrator’s present‑day literary career with vivid third‑person flashbacks...
EasyJet Holidays Launches Malmo and Potsdam City Break Packages
EasyJet holidays has expanded its city‑break portfolio with two new European destinations: Malmö in Sweden and Potsdam in Germany. Packages start at £237 (about $303) for a three‑night stay in Malmö and £274 (about $351) for Potsdam, each including flights...
Affluent India Shifts to Experience-Led Spending, Travel Accounts for 58% of Discretionary Wallet: Report
Visa’s latest whitepaper shows India’s affluent consumers are pivoting to experience‑led spending, with travel now accounting for 58% of discretionary expenditure among the ultra‑elite. The segment earning over ₹10 lakh (≈$12,000) has expanded from 690,000 to 1.3 million individuals, spreading beyond metros...
Grieve the Lost Future, Not the Unfit Partner
My advice for Megan, as someone who was dumped by her boyfriend of 2 years on her 35th birthday while on a sponsored cruise where he was my plus one: Differentiate between grieving the perceived loss of the future you...
Erecting Men
Philosopher Robin Dembroff’s forthcoming book *Real Men on Top* (out May 18, Oxford University Press) argues that patriarchy harms men as much as women, linking systemic gender norms to violence, exploitation, and mental‑health strain. The author recounts a viral 2020...
AT THE GATES Celebrates The Life And Legacy Of TOMAS LINDBERG With 'The Ghost Of A Future Dead'
Swedish death‑metal pioneers AT THE GATES have released what is likely their final album, “The Ghost Of A Future Dead,” as a tribute to frontman Tomas Lindberg, who died in September 2023 from adenoid cystic carcinoma. Lindberg recorded his last three vocal tracks just days before undergoing jaw...
Sally Webster’s Mystical Detritus
Good morning from the mystical visions of detritus and other baryonic matter of #SallyWebster as seen at the studio-gallery-home of rbwntrs Posted on @raymondfoye and robertgoldmanbobbyg
Cherished Moments Make Me Rethink Having More Children
I think we're done having more kids, but moments like these make me think twice. (Hannah turns 1 next month) https://t.co/rvNbvsRSZi
J. Zunz Shares Osiris Visualizer
Lauren Quintanilla, known from the Lorelle Meets the Obsolete podcast, returns under the J. Nunz moniker with a new single titled “Osiris Visualizer.” The track features a pounding, earth‑shaking beat and delicate electronica, evoking the Egyptian god of the dead....
Choose Math Over Fear: Rewrite Your Narrative
I love this quote by @RDriscollCPA: "The #math is almost always better than the #fear." Fear is a feeling you can get over. Fear = False Evidence Appearing Real Change your narrative to Change your view. https://t.co/PWmKzah5cZ
Master Positive Leadership Skills with Curated Books & Tools
RT @JoeContrera Positive, influential leadership is an art. To achieve extraordinary results, you'll need to master the skills needed to lead, coach, and influence others. Find books and tools to help: https://t.co/YIPosVV9lq #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #leadershipskills https://t.co/plrzGKXsUL
TND Staff Album Review: 'Crayola Circles' By Fatboi Sharif & Child Actor
Fatboi Sharif’s latest album, “Crayola Circles,” arrives as his fifth release in just twelve months, pairing the Jersey rapper exclusively with producer Child Actor. The 27‑minute project unfolds as a single, atmospheric piece that blends jazzy, drumless beats with Sharif’s...
PTO Pullback: Did Deloitte, Zoom Just Set a New Precedent?
Consulting giant Deloitte and video‑conferencing firm Zoom announced that, starting in 2025, they will scale back family‑building benefits and paid time off for select employee groups. Deloitte will halve paid family leave for its “Center” staff from 16 to eight...
‘Jackass’ Final Film Trailer Features Robot Giving Rectal Exam and Penis Shock Collar
Paramount Pictures has released the trailer for the final installment of the Jackass franchise, slated for a June 26, 2024 theatrical debut. The teaser showcases the series’ signature over‑the‑top stunts, including a robot performing a rectal exam, a penis‑shock collar,...
Juvena Huang on the Ride of a Lifetime: 44,000 Kilometers on a Vespa Scooter
Juvena Huang, a Singaporean overlander, completed a 44,000‑kilometer trek on a Vespa scooter, crossing 25 countries over 27 months and documenting the journey on her "The Wandering Wasp" social channels. The Overland Journal Podcast featured her story, highlighting the highs,...
Utah Adds Two More Books to Banned List; 34 Now Outlawed in State Public Schools
Utah added two more titles—Jaycee Dugard’s *A Stolen Life* and George R.R. Martin’s *A Clash of Kings*—to its state‑wide banned‑books list, bringing the total to 34. The additions follow a lawsuit filed in February challenging the 2024 HB 29 “sensitive material”...
Premiere: Phosphene Shares New Single “Warding”
Portland‑based indie duo Phosphine is set to release their third album, Velveteen, on May 19, 2026, after debuting the new single “Warding.” The track, premiered through Under the Radar, showcases a piano‑driven, brighter sound that contrasts with the band’s earlier,...
An Immersive Full-Scale Sistine Chapel Exhibition Is Coming to London This Summer
London will host "Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition" from May 18 to September 6 at 1 America Square, near Tower Bridge. The show recreates all 34 ceiling frescoes on massive, highly detailed canvases rather than using projections. Tickets are priced at £19.50...