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Book Excerpt: Scout Tafoya’s But God Made Him a Poet: Watching John Ford in the 21st Century
The following is an excerpt from “But God Made Him A Poet: Watching John Ford in the 21st Century” by Scout Tafoya, specifically the chapter on 1940’s “How Green Was My Valley.” Click here to order your copy of the book. There’s a beautiful empathy to this period in Ford’s career, and not simply in…
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Low-level motherboard security keys leaked in MSI breach, claim researchers
What can you do if someone steals your keys but you can’t change the lock? We explain the dilemma in plain English.
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New York’s Most Inventive Pizzas Are Cooked Up at Pop-Ups
With a new breed of portable ovens and an anything-goes spirit, roving pizzaiolos are turning out impressive pies at bars, breweries and events.
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E. Jean Carroll dressed to win
The longtime magazine writer brought a tough case against Donald J. Trump, and a wardrobe to back it up.
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Tucker Carlson says he is relaunching his former Fox News show on Twitter
Elon Musk tweeted late Tuesday that Twitter had no deal with Tucker Carlson and urged people from both sides of the political spectrum to join the site
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At Westminster, what’s it like to be very good? Ask the dogs.
The interviews at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show are always with the humans. We decided to go a different way.
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MTV News to shut down as Paramount announces layoffs
MTV News, an organization that once reported on the death of Kurt Cobain, is shutting its doors.
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After disruptions, new White House press rules prompt retaliation concerns
White House reporter Simon Ateba, known for shouting questions, claims he’s the target, but the changes go back to a Trump effort that ran afoul of the courts.
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Tucker Carlson Says He Will Start New Show on Twitter
His claim, made on Twitter, suggested that his negotiations to reach an amicable separation with the network had broken down.
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In Norway, the Electric Vehicle Future Has Already Arrived
About 80 percent of new cars sold in Norway are battery-powered. As a result, the air is cleaner, the streets are quieter and the grid hasn’t collapsed. But problems with unreliable chargers persist.