SOURCE SPORTS: Mark Wahlberg Confirms Working On Biopic About Baseball Legend Pete Rose
Mark Wahlberg announced on the Throwbacks podcast that a Pete Rose biopic is in active development, with a completed script and ongoing talks with filmmakers. Rose, the all‑time MLB hits leader with 4,256 hits and multiple championships, remains a polarizing figure due to his 1989 gambling ban and recent removal from the league’s ineligible list. The film aims to portray both his on‑field dominance and the controversy that has kept him out of the Hall of Fame. Wahlberg’s involvement signals a push to bring this complex sports saga to a mainstream audience.
A Place to Bury Strangers Discuss Their Resurrected Songs
Oliver Ackerman’s noise‑rock project A Place to Bury Strangers has issued a new rarities compilation titled *Rare and Deadly*, covering unreleased material from 2015‑2025. The 25‑track set arrives on his Dedstrange label and is offered on CD, cassette, vinyl, and digital formats. Ackerman, also...
Every Rider Needs These 6 Long-Distance Cycling Tips
Veteran cyclist Alex Stieda shares six practical tips for conquering long‑distance rides, emphasizing cadence, nutrition, pacing, wind strategy, preparedness, and on‑bike comfort. He advises cyclists to maintain a 90 rpm cadence, hydrate hourly, eat every 15 minutes, and break rides into...
Why Is Tori Amos Thanking Rival Courtney Love?
Tori Amos’ upcoming 2026 album In Times of Dragons opens with the six‑minute track “Shush,” a blunt critique of patriarchy that directly thanks Courtney Love. The song weaves references to Donald Trump, Peter Thiel and Elon Musk, echoing Amos’ recent turn toward political commentary....
Everything a Great All-Terrain E-Bike Should Have
The Aventon Aventure 3 is a fat‑tire e‑bike built for true off‑road adventures, featuring 80 mm front fork and seatpost suspension, 4‑inch wide tires, and a 750 W hub‑drive motor that can travel up to 65 miles on a single charge. Its geometry...
Young Africans Will Inherit a Climate Crisis: How Kids in Sierra Leone Are Getting Ready
Researchers and youth leaders in Bo, Sierra Leone, launched a Youth Climate Science Hub to equip secondary‑school students (ages 10‑19) with climate adaptation knowledge and leadership skills. The low‑cost, school‑based program reached about 100 students—over half girls—through two phases of...
Don Felder’s Curious Pre-Fame Connection
Don Felder, a Gainesville‑born guitarist who later helped shape the Eagles' sound, spent his teenage years embedded in Northeastern Florida’s vibrant rock community. While teaching at Lipham Music, he crossed paths with future legends such as Tom Petty, Duane Allman, Stephen Stills, Bernie Leadon...
Perfect Waves, No Crowd, No Problem — Miguel Blanco's 'Orienta' Is the Antidote to Modern Surfing
Miguel Blanco’s new surf film *Orienta* documents a 12‑day solo expedition along Africa’s remote beach‑breaks, where he rides a 5’8″ twin‑fin eco board in uncrowded, crystal‑blue waves. The project blends a fictional storyline with real‑time footage of dusty dunes, local...
Nigerian Wins Global Prize for Trying to Save Bats in a Country that Shuns Them
Ecologist Iroro Tanshi, a post‑doctoral researcher at the University of Washington, received the Goldman Environmental Prize for her work protecting the endangered short‑tailed roundleaf bat in Nigeria’s Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary. After witnessing a three‑week wildfire that threatened the bats,...
The Living Places Concept Can Transform the UK
VELUX has introduced its Living Places concept in Sunderland, creating 40‑50 mixed‑tenure homes on a reclaimed brownfield site that forms part of a larger 1,000‑home development. The project unites Sunderland City Council, developer Igloo Regeneration, MawsonKerr Architects and the Housing...
Enabling High Speed Swept-Source OCT with Advanced Data Acquisition
Swept‑source optical coherence tomography (SS‑OCT) is reshaping medical imaging with faster scan rates, deeper tissue penetration, and superior phase stability. The performance of SS‑OCT hinges on the digitizer, which must capture GHz‑level interferometric fringes with multi‑GS/s sampling, wide bandwidth, and...
BTS at MetLife Stadium: How to Get Tickets for Sold-Out New York Shows
BTS’s ARIRANG World Tour will hit MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on August 1‑2, 2026, the largest U.S. venue on the leg with over 82,000 seats. Both dates sold out instantly during the January presale, driving a hot secondary market. Resale listings...
LifeStraw Escape Water Purifier :: Field Tested
LifeStraw introduced the Escape, a 20‑liter, hand‑pump water purifier that operates without electricity. It combines a pre‑filter, a 0.02‑micron ultrafiltration membrane and an activated‑carbon/ion‑exchange stage, removing up to 99.999999% of pathogens and reducing chemicals. The unit holds 18,000 L of filtered...
How Resilient Fungus Might Survive Mars and Space
A study published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology shows that spores of the fungus Aspergillus calidoustus, isolated from NASA cleanrooms, survived laboratory simulations of the full Mars mission profile—including launch, space travel, and Martian surface exposure. The conidia withstood low...
Latvia To Join Artemis Accords Today
Latvia signed the Artemis Accords at NASA headquarters, becoming the 62nd nation to join the non‑binding framework for lunar cooperation. The signing fulfills a pledge made in October and brings all three Baltic states—Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia—under the agreement. The...
Why You Should Add Eggs to Your Protein Rotation
Eggs remain a versatile, nutrient‑dense protein source, offering high‑quality amino acids, leucine for muscle synthesis, and essential micronutrients like choline, vitamin A, and selenium. A typical egg provides about 12.6 g of protein per 100 g, though other animal proteins often deliver more...
In the Wake of Artemis 2, America Needs to Consider the ‘Why’ of Its Government Space Program
The Artemis 2 mission, backed by the $10.08 billion One Big Beautiful Bill Act, reignited debate over the value of government‑funded space programs. While SpaceX dominates low‑Earth‑orbit launches, the article argues that commercial firms still depend on government‑led missions to de‑risk cislunar...
Scavolini’s Flair Collection Rounds Out the Contemporary Interior
Scavolini is unveiling its new Flair collection at EuroCucina, marking a pivot from the recent industrial‑leaning kitchen trends toward softer, human‑centric interiors. The line features fluid, rounded modules that can be arranged as islands, peninsulas or linear layouts, and it...
A24’s ‘Elden Ring’ Film Adaptation From Alex Garland Will Go IMAX-Big in 2028
A24 announced that Alex Garland will direct a live‑action adaptation of the hit video game “Elden Ring,” slated for a March 3, 2028 theatrical release. The film will be shot in IMAX and features an ensemble cast that includes Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw,...
Victoria Beckham and Gap Reveal First Drop of Multi-Season Collaboration
Victoria Beckham and Gap have launched the first drop of a multi‑season collaboration, a 38‑piece Spring 2026 capsule that goes live on April 24. The collection blends Beckham’s refined silhouettes with Gap’s classic basics, covering denim, jackets, tees and more,...
‘Gucci Memoria’ at Fuorisalone Sees Demna Reimagine the House’s 105-Year History as a Series of Tapestries
Gucci’s new “Gucci Memoria” installation debuted at Milan’s Fuorisalone 2026, featuring 12 large tapestries that chronicle the brand’s 105‑year history from founder Guccio Gucci’s early days to modern creative directors. Designed by creative director Demna Gvasalia, the tapestries echo Renaissance...
A Vaccine for Lyme Disease Could Be on the Horizon
Pfizer and Valneva reported that their Lyme disease vaccine candidate LB6V reduced cases by about 70% in a Phase 3 trial. The four‑dose regimen targets the OspA protein, preventing bacterial transmission from ticks to humans. If regulators approve it, the...
The Gap X Victoria Beckham Collaboration No One Predicted—But Everyone Will Want
Victoria Beckham is teaming with Gap for a multi‑season partnership that debuts a 38‑piece collection on April 24. The line is priced between £25 and £250, roughly $32‑$320, and reimagines Gap’s staple items—denim jackets, tees, khakis—with the designer’s refined aesthetic....
BINA.’s ‘Zombies’ Explores The Perils Of Capitalism
South London artist BINA. has dropped her new single “Zombies,” pairing her expressive R&B vocal style with a grunge‑infused backdrop crafted by producer Jonathan Quarmby. The track’s lyrics lament the hollow, repetitive nature of late‑stage capitalism, echoing the artist’s broader...
What To Do If You Aren’t Getting Results After A Workout
Many exercisers hit a plateau despite consistent effort, often because their training lacks structure, progressive overload, proper nutrition, recovery, or technique. The article provides a systematic checklist—reprogramming workouts, ensuring progressive overload, optimizing diet and hydration, prioritizing sleep, refining form, balancing...
ZAYN – KONNAKOL
Zayn Malik returns with his 2026 album KONNAKOL, reuniting with longtime producer Malay. The record blends alt‑R&B, trip‑hop, and rock influences while drawing on his Pakistani heritage and recent fatherhood. Critics note it as his strongest solo effort since his debut,...
From ‘The Jacksons: An American Dream’ to ‘Michael’: Evolution Of MJ’s Cinematic Power
The 1992 ABC miniseries *The Jacksons: An American Dream* set a benchmark for music biopics, earning an Emmy for choreography and featuring 38 songs that mixed original recordings with cast performances. Decades later, Antoine Fuqua’s *Michael*—starring Jaafar Jackson—revives the story...
Jaafar Jackson Steps Into Legacy Role as Epic ‘Michael’ Biopic Approaches Release
Jaafar Jackson, son of Jermaine Jackson, has been cast to portray his late uncle Michael Jackson in the upcoming biopic *Michael*, slated for theatrical and IMAX release on April 24, 2026. The film, directed by Antoine Fuqua and written by...
Researchers Are Using Ultrasound to Trigger Smell Directly in the Brain for VR
A team of researchers has built a prototype that uses focused low‑frequency ultrasound to stimulate the brain's olfactory bulb, creating the perception of smell without any airborne chemicals. By positioning a transducer on the forehead and targeting the bulb with...
Akademiks Claims ‘ICEMAN’ Rollout Will Redefine How Albums Are Released
Drake’s forthcoming album ICEMAN is generating buzz as a potential blueprint for album rollouts in the streaming era. Media personality DJ Akademiks highlighted Drake’s recent Instagram story confirming the album’s delivery and suggested the release could redefine how major projects...
Today In Hip Hop History: ‘Who’s The Man’ Movie Soundtrack Released 33 Years Ago
On April 20, 1993, Uptown/MCA released the *Who’s the Man?* movie soundtrack, assembling a roster of East Coast hip‑hop heavyweights. The album featured the debut appearance of The Notorious B.I.G. with “Party and Bullsh*t” and contributions from House of Pain,...
New Artemis II Astronaut iPhone Video Reveals New Earthset View
Commander Reid Wiseman posted an uncut, 8×‑zoom Earthset video captured on an iPhone 17 Pro during Artemis II’s lunar flyby. The four‑person crew completed a historic hour‑long flyby, setting a new distance record—4,111 miles farther than Apollo 13—and observed a solar eclipse from...
Decoding Resistance to Targeted Therapy via New Cancer Models
ATCC and the Broad Institute have created a panel of isogenic non‑small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) cell lines that model resistance to osimertinib, the newest EGFR inhibitor. Using CRISPR editing and gene‑overexpression, the team introduced six clinically observed resistance mechanisms,...
Pheast Therapeutics Reports Early P-Ia Data for PHST001 at AACR 2026
Pheast Therapeutics presented initial Phase Ia data for its anti‑CD24 macrophage checkpoint inhibitor PHST001 at the AACR 2026 meeting. The study showed clear target engagement, activation of innate immunity and a favorable safety profile across dose‑escalation cohorts. Early clinical signals...
The Kissinger Tapes
The National Security Archive forced Henry Kissinger to surrender thousands of transcribed phone calls from his tenure under Nixon and Ford, making the documents publicly available. The tapes expose his sharp wit, relentless work ethic, and a pattern of manipulation, deception,...
Tested: 2026 Acura Integra Focuses on the Details
Acura’s 2026 Integra marks the model’s 40th anniversary while adding tangible value to justify its $40,495 starting price. The A‑Spec trim now offers a six‑speed manual, a 9‑inch infotainment screen, and a color‑matched grille with new 18‑inch wheels. Power remains...
Allurion Treats First Commercial Patients in the United States, Marking Major Milestone
Allurion Technologies announced it has treated its first commercial patients in the United States, marking the company’s entry into the country’s $200 billion obesity market. The Allurion Program offers a non‑surgical, non‑pharmaceutical weight‑loss solution that appeals to patients who have stopped...
7 Strategies for Creating High-Performing Culture, Building a Winning Team
Jim Knight, founder of Knight Speaker, outlines seven intentional strategies to build a high‑performing culture, from defining purpose to continuous improvement. He illustrates each tactic with real‑world examples such as Patagonia’s mission focus, Zingerman’s communication training, Atlassian’s autonomy‑driven "ShipIt Days,"...
Researchers Identify Key Gene Behind Strawberry's Sweet Aroma
A collaborative study led by the University of Florida and Spain's IHSM La Mayora identified a previously unknown gene, FaECH, that drives the production of γ‑lactones—key sweet‑fruity volatiles—in both cultivated and wild strawberries. The team combined genome‑wide association studies, transcriptomic...
Former WHITESNAKE And NIGHT RANGER Guitarist JOEL HOEKSTRA To Join STEPHEN PEARCY's Solo Band For 2026 Tour
Renowned guitarist Joel Hoekstra, known for stints with Whitesnake, Night Ranger and Cher, will join Stephen Pearcy’s solo band for the 2026 “Undercover” tour. The tour marks the 40th anniversary of RATT’s 1986 album “Dancing Undercover” and will hit venues...
Calvin Harris in Mumbai Showed That Production Can Make or Break a Show
Calvin Harris' April 18 concert in Mumbai drew a large crowd but stumbled over logistics and production. Attendees reported confusing entry points, poor signage, and a dry‑venue policy that dampened crowd energy. While Harris delivered his classic hits, the lighting,...
Timothy Spall's New Period Drama with "Stand-Out Cast" Confirms First UK Screening
Timothy Spall joins a star‑studded cast for the period drama "Virginia Woolf's Night & Day," which will debut at the London edition of SXSW on Monday 1 June 2026 before opening in UK cinemas on Friday 19 June. The film adapts Woolf’s 1919...
The Download: Murderous ‘Mirror’ Bacteria, and Chinese Workers Fighting AI Doubles
Scientists who once championed synthetic “mirror” bacteria now warn the microbes could spark a global biosafety disaster, prompting calls for tighter oversight of chirality research. At the same time, Chinese tech workers are confronting AI‑generated workplace doubles, documenting their workflows...
Leaders, Treat Resistance to Change as Valuable Data
Leaders often label pushback as "knee‑jerk resistance," but the article argues that every form of resistance is valuable data about underlying fears, losses, or genuine flaws in a change initiative. By diagnosing the root causes—such as loss of identity, uncertainty,...
This Majestic Castle Near London Is One of the Most Beautiful Places in Europe
Travel + Leisure placed Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent at #3 on its list of the 20 most beautiful places in Europe. The National Trust‑owned estate, created in the 1930s by writer Vita Sackville‑West and diplomat Harold Nicolson, features ten...
A Model for Defect Identification in Materials
MIT researchers have created an AI model that classifies and quantifies up to six point defects in semiconductor materials using non‑invasive neutron‑scattering data. Trained on a database of 2,000 samples covering 56 elements, the model can detect defect concentrations as...
This Sleepy, Charming Alaskan Town Is the Gateway to a Stunning National Park
King Salmon, Alaska, is positioned as the primary gateway to Katmai National Park, offering visitors floatplane access to world‑renowned bear‑watching at Brooks Falls. Local entrepreneur Kate Crump’s The Lodge at 58* North provides guided wilderness trips on the Naknek River,...
Georgina Hayden’s Quick and Easy Recipe for Smoky Prawn, New Potato and Spinach Stew | Quick and Easy
Georgina Hayden’s Spanish‑inspired stew combines smoked paprika‑seasoned new potatoes, baby spinach, and grilled king prawns, finished with a lemon‑garlic aioli. The dish serves four and takes roughly 40 minutes from prep to plate, making it ideal for weeknight entertaining. Hayden...
Interview: Christopher Borgert on an Infamous Glyphosate Paper
In 2024 the journal *Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology* retracted a 2000 peer‑reviewed study that claimed Roundup glyphosate posed no human health risk, citing methodological flaws and undisclosed corporate involvement. The paper, heavily cited in regulatory assessments, listed Monsanto scientists as...
The Metric Missing From Every AI Dashboard
The article warns that AI dashboards focus on speed, output and cost while ignoring the psychological side effects on employees. Gartner finds 91% of CIOs spend little or no time monitoring behavioral byproducts of AI, even though workforce resilience directly...