Intellia Raises $180 M, Files BLA After First In‑Vivo CRISPR Phase 3 Success
Intellia Therapeutics priced a $180 million public offering of 16.7 million shares and filed a rolling Biologics License Application for its hereditary angioedema candidate lonvo‑z after the drug met primary endpoints in the first global in‑vivo CRISPR Phase 3 trial. The dual milestones give the Cambridge‑based company a cash runway and a clear regulatory path toward a potential 2027 launch.
The Dads Yearn for Community
A father recounts how his son’s football‑card collecting sparked a vibrant swapping community at Barcelona’s Mercat de Sant Antoni, drawing over 200 participants of all ages. The experience highlighted the educational value of informal economies and the social bonds formed...
Childhood Trauma Linked to Biological Aging and Gaze Avoidance
A new study published in PLOS One finds that children who have experienced physical abuse, emotional abuse, or neglect exhibit accelerated biological aging measured by a pediatric buccal epigenetic clock. The same children also avoid eye contact when viewing human...
Excel's Automation Features Are Faster than ChatGPT, but Most People Never Find Them in the Menus
Microsoft Excel packs a suite of automation tools that can outpace generic AI solutions like ChatGPT for routine data tasks. Features such as Power Query, PivotTables, Office Scripts, Flash Fill, and dynamic array functions let users import, clean, analyze, and...
Autumn Leaves Transformed Into Biodegradable Mulch Film Can Curb Farm Plastic Pollution
Researchers at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have created a biodegradable agricultural mulch film from fallen leaves. By extracting nanocellulose and blending it with polyvinyl alcohol using an all‑water process, the film matches conventional polyethylene mulch in UV...
Light-Activated Protein Illuminates when Embryos Can Cope with Disruptions to Cell Division
Researchers used a light‑activated molecule to inhibit centromere‑associated protein E (CENP‑E) in zebrafish embryos, revealing stage‑specific sensitivity to mitotic disruption. Pre‑gastrula embryos suffered lethal defects after brief CENP‑E inhibition, whereas gastrula‑stage embryos tolerated several hours of the same interference. The tolerance...
Latest Kneecap Song ‘Irish Goodbye’ Addresses ‘Specific Kind of Grief’ That Comes With Losing Someone to Suicide
Irish‑language rap trio Kneecap released "Irish Goodbye" featuring Kae Tempest as the final single ahead of their May 1 album Fenian. The track confronts the "specific kind of grief" that follows a loved one’s suicide, drawing on frontman Naoise Ó Cairealláin’s...
BBC Inside Science
The European State of the Climate report reveals that Europe is heating up at twice the global rate, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. The episode also mourns genomics pioneer Dr. J. Craig Venter’s death and celebrates a newly...
Eliza Edens – “Leash”
Brooklyn songwriter Eliza Edens has broken a period of silence with the new single “Leash.” The track is a tongue‑in‑cheek ode to the “shadow self,” pairing alt‑rock grit with early‑2010s pop‑savvy nostalgia. Its slick production and playful lyricism aim to...
The World Met to Talk Climate Change. The U.S. Wasn’t Invited.
Diplomats from nearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta, Colombia, for the first global conference aimed at phasing out fossil fuels. The United States was excluded because the Trump administration has refused to engage in international climate talks. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions...
Octavia Butler’s Survivor Is Getting a Reprint—Something the Author Opposed During Her Lifetime
Grand Central Publishing announced a new edition of Octavia Butler’s 1978 novel *Survivor*, a book the author publicly opposed reissuing while she was alive. The decision comes amid a resurgence of Butler’s work, driven by renewed interest in her Earthseed...
Madeon Reveals Third Album 'Victory,' Shares Slayyyter Collaboration
French DJ Madeon announced his third studio album, Victory, slated for release on June 26 through Mom+Pop. The record arrives seven years after his Grammy‑nominated Good Faith, marking a rare full‑length comeback. Madeon also dropped the lead single “Fire Away,”...
Kerr Lordygan – True Grime
Arizona‑born, Los Angeles‑based metal artist Kerr Lordygan is set to drop his sophomore album, “True Grime,” in April 2026. The 16‑track, 75‑minute record follows his 2025 debut “The Nocturnal Instinct Tapes” and draws on classic influences from Ozzy Osbourne to...
Longer Baby Sleep, New Mastitis: Parenting Firefighting
The positive: my 7 week old is sleeping longer at night The negative: I now have mastitis Parenthood really is just putting out fire after fire
Jacob Brodovsky – Past Mistakes / Colorado Low
Canadian singer‑songwriter Jacob Brodovsky is set to release his new album *Tell The Kids We Tried* on July 10 via Make My Day Records. The record follows his 2022 debut *I Love You And I’m Sorry* and continues his character‑driven...
Terminator 2: Judgment Day Returning to Theaters This May
Terminator 2: Judgment Day will return to U.S. cinemas for an eight‑week run beginning May 22, marking the film’s 35th anniversary. The revival will be presented in four formats—original 35 mm, 70 mm, 4K DCP and 3‑D DCP—offering both nostalgic and high‑definition experiences. The...
New Clues Shed Light on Why Pancreatic Cancer Is so Hard to Treat
University of Rochester researchers identified the gene Dec2 as a key shield that lets pancreatic cancer cells evade T‑cell attack. In mouse models, deleting Dec2 restored immune visibility, suggesting a new therapeutic target. The study also revealed Dec2’s circadian rhythm,...
Blackberry Smoke Announces Additional 25th Anniversary Tour Dates
Blackberry Smoke has expanded its 25th Anniversary Tour with 17 additional dates running from August 1 to September 19, 2026. The new leg adds stops across the Midwest, Northeast, and Canada, including a headline at Nova Scotia’s Harvest Music Festival. The tour now...
Pokemon X Kogei Art Exhibition to Open in Japan in 2026 (UPDATE)
Pokémon and Japanese craft organization Kogei are launching the “Pokemon x Kogei: Playful Encounters of Pokemon and Japanese Craft” exhibition in Japan from April 26 to June 15, 2026. The show will present works by 20 Japanese artisans, among them several Living National...
AI Spots Pancreatic Cancer Years Before Symptoms Appear, Study Finds
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic unveiled REDMOD, an AI system that can spot early signs of pancreatic cancer on routine CT scans up to three years before a formal diagnosis. In a study of nearly 2,000 scans, the model identified...
The Last Men: In Conversation with Carl Benjamin
In this episode, host interviews Dr. Charles Cornish Dale (aka Rorick Nationalist) about his new book *The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity*. They explore how liberal democracy, as described by Francis Fukuyama, promotes a "isothymic" desire for...
Designing Scalable Companies That Never Lose Their Mission
Prepping for a podcast I’m genuinely excited about with Eric Ries. His new book, Incorruptible, asks a hard question: How do you build a company that doesn’t drift from its mission? So many founders start with purpose… Then growth, pressure, and investors slowly pull...
Cast Change: Meghan Picerno Joins Cast of LA Opera’s ‘Candide’
The Los Angeles Opera announced a cast change for its 2026‑27 production of Candide. Soprano Deanna Breiwick will step away from the lead role of Cunegonde after announcing she is expecting a baby, and will be replaced by acclaimed singer Meghan Picerno....
On View: Cy Twombly
The Morgan Library’s exhibition "Come Together: 3,000 Years of Stories and Storytelling" closes on May 3, opening with Cy Twombly’s 1967 etching "Untitled II" and showcasing artifacts from ancient myths to early modern literature. The show juxtaposes oral traditions with printed and...
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5 Ways to Treat Gas in Babies—And How to Prevent It
The article outlines practical ways to relieve and prevent gas in infants, emphasizing gentle massage, leg‑bicycling, tummy time, warm baths, and over‑the‑counter simethicone drops. It also details preventive strategies such as frequent burping, upright feeding positions, slower milk flow, proper...
When You Become the Stability Everyone Else Relies On
The post explains how high‑capacity leaders gradually assume the invisible role of maintaining emotional and operational stability for their teams. This "stability carrier" emerges through consistent reliability, not formal assignment, and becomes expected over time. While the organization benefits from...
The 13 Most Coveted Under-$500 Designer Bags for Spring 2026
The Hollywood Reporter spotlights 13 designer handbags priced between $150 and $500 that define spring 2026 style. The selection highlights airy materials such as raffia, canvas and woven leather, alongside sun‑washed neutrals, pastels and bright hues. Mini and oversized silhouettes...
The 2026 Summer Movies We Cannot Wait To See
The article outlines a packed 2026 summer slate, ranging from high‑profile sequels like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Mortal Kombat II to franchise blockbusters such as Star Wars, Toy Story 5, and Supergirl. It highlights a mix of horror (Obsession, Passenger), indie titles (Blue Film,...
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Reality Distortion – “Rat Race (Feat. RYISFLY)” [Remix]
RYISFLY’s remix of Reality Distortion’s “Rat Race” captured the top spot in the ADHDBEATMAKER collaborative remix challenge. The new version preserves the duo’s ethereal vocal textures while injecting bass‑heavy synth momentum and dynamic build‑ups. Released through Obscure Sound, the track...
Creator Fund Empowers Boating Community to Build Profitable Brands
.@slow creator fund backs deep communities with real-world products. We just backed America's most trusted boating group: Center Consoles Only (CCO) Alan Blanco started making boat review videos in 2016. Today, he and the team operate three businesses under their holding...
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Every Developmental Milestone to Expect at 9 Years Old
At age nine children experience a surge in cognitive, physical, and emotional development. They transition to adult‑like speech, tackle complex math concepts such as multi‑digit multiplication and fractions, and sharpen fine‑motor skills for faster writing and tool use. Socially, they...
This Quiet Luxury Football Kit Is for Everyone
Japanese label EVERYONE has launched its second collaboration with adidas, unveiling a relaxed‑fit football kit inspired by the 2006 World Cup’s “team spirit.” The capsule features an oversized jersey, track pants, a utility waist bag, and a refreshed Adizero Adios...
Family Offices Embrace Health, Wellness, and AI Integration
Health and wellness (along with AI) are the biggest trends in Family Offices. UHNW principals, including the next-gen, want to enjoy life. They've seen how illness, stress, and overwork make life less enjoyable. Dr. Gregory Charlop helps holistic family offices meet the...
Find Serenity in Everyday Moments Like Beach Walks
Serenity is a state of peace, calm+tranquility. When are you in this state? I can be in this state while walking on the beach, after a yoga class, during meditation, and while listening to music. 💙Let's enjoy some serenity this...
Sudden Quantum Jolts May Not Break Adiabatic Behavior After All
A pair of German theoretical physicists have shown that the quantum adiabatic theorem can remain valid even after an instantaneous perturbation. Using exact analytical methods for a transverse‑field Ising model with a non‑zero energy gap, they proved the system stays...
From Poverty to Fame, Dolly Swore Off Complaints
Dolly Parton: “When I was young and poor I wanted to be rich and famous. I promised myself if ever I was, I would never complain.” #successstories #buildyourempire #motivationoftheday
Dogs: The Ultimate Grounding Companion, Not Grass
Some people like “touching grass”, but I think dogs are a better grounding strategy. This guy wakes me up every morning at 6.53 AM. Then he just follows me around for the rest of the day. https://t.co/iwxytm41tC
Kristina Mkhitaryan, Louise Alder, Xabier Anduaga, Christina Nilsson Headline Oper Frankfurt 2026-27 Season
Oper Frankfurt unveiled its 2026‑27 season, marking Intendant Bernd Loebe’s 25th year at the helm. The program blends 20 productions, including Frankfurt premieres of Tchaikovsky’s Mazeppa and Handel’s Flavio, four world premieres, and a slate of classic revivals such as...
Battlefield Film Sparks Five‑studio Bidding War for Michael B. Jordan
Gaming IP battle breaks out in Hollywood - big scoop here from @elmayimbe: ‘Battlefield’ Ignites Bidding War as 5 Studios Fight for Michael B. Jordan Video Game Movie https://t.co/LjQjNJW2Ay
Biomarkers Reveal Burnout Impact on Emergency Care Staff
Burnout and Biological Biomarkers in Emergency and Acute-Care Healthcare Workers: A Systematic Scoping Review with Evidence Mapping https://t.co/q7ajNKrk8t
Alissa White-Gluz Names Her Top Three Vocalists of All Time
Alissa White‑Gluz, former Arch Enemy frontwoman and current Blue Medusa leader, revealed her three all‑time favorite vocalists: Freddie Mercury, Chris Cornell and Lzzy Hale. She praised Mercury’s expressive range, Cornell’s emotive vibrato, and Hale’s powerhouse delivery. After 13 years with Arch Enemy, White‑Gluz launched...
Co-Authored Nature Communications Paper on Innovative Research
Just realized we never posted this @NatureComms article from last year. Was honored to join @Lijing_Cheng & colleagues on this interesting project: https://t.co/ERIVtjY69r
Why Texans Adore the Hill Country’s Charm
Why do Texans love the Texas hill country. Lots of good reasons. @kellytx2 has a beautiful example:
ESOC 2026: What to Expect in Maastricht
The 12th European Stroke Organisation Conference (ESOC) convenes in Maastricht from May 6‑8, drawing roughly 4,200 delegates from 100 nations. Six scientific tracks will showcase the latest clinical trial data on stroke prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, including late‑breaking sessions on pre‑hospital...
Aging Evolves: Unveiling the Longevity Bottleneck Hypothesis
Fantastic video on the evolution of ageing and the longevity bottleneck hypothesis 🚀 Thank you @EonsShow @PBS for the brilliant work 🙏 https://t.co/GjHMlIn3hg
A Mother's Grief Unveiled in New Memoir
"Dispatches from Grief: A Mother's Journey Through The Unthinkable" by Danielle Crittenden will be released by @infinitebooks on May 5, 2026 https://t.co/UazcCi7mTQ
Dark‑sector Beings Miss Our Hidden Spiral Galaxy
We're invisible to dark energy and dark matter. To dark-sector creatures, the Milky Way is a big bulbous ellipsoid. It might take a renegade dark-sector scientist to deduce that there is a thin spiral of stars - invisible to them...
Dali's Surreal Vision Forecasts Cybernetic Lobster Telephone
Was Dali prophetic? This is titled "cybernetic lobster telephone" - Objects of the future. https://t.co/gPkII8Shlc
Grandparent Divorce Echoes Into
"The Long Reach of Divorce" ==> A grandparent's divorce harms grandchildren's education, marriages, and well-being a generation later — even though the grandchildren weren't yet born when the divorce happened. https://t.co/NXJQXfO8Po https://t.co/oZ9YDAHXzL
Creating a Fellowship to Cover Authors' Editing Costs
I have a new goal: One day fund a fellowship for authors to help them pay for professional editors, cover designers, etc without needing trad pub backing