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A Luigi Mangione musical and more: Letters to the Editor — March 8, 2026
2+ hour, 35+ min ago (478+ words) I am disgusted and sickened by the new musical about the cowardly murderer, Luigi Mangione, coming to New York City this summer (Staging Villain "Luigi," March 4). The people who have created this trash are as depraved and unhinged as Mangione....
Halsey and Tumblr’s 19th Anniversary Snub: What the Apology Signals After the Viral Moment
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (221+ words) halsey sparked a brief social media controversy after noticing she was missing from Tumblr's 19th anniversary tribute video, pushing the platform into a rapid, public response cycle that played out in real time on X. Tumblr marked its 19th anniversary with a nostalgia-driven…...
The Rise and Fall of Blockbuster Video: Why Renting Movies in the 90s Was the Best
4+ hour, 13+ min ago (203+ words) Cook also realized that he needed to differentiate his inventory from the competition. When the first Blockbuster opened in Dallas, TX the store featured over 8,000 tapes covering 6,500 different films. This would be key to Blockbuster's success as for a while…...
Drive-in movie theaters saw a surge in customers during the pandemic. Are they sticking around?
4+ hour, 58+ min ago (567+ words) Drive-ins helped movie theaters stay afloat during the pandemic, when their fate was in serious doubt. Now, years later, drive-in theaters are still providing a small but meaningful boost for the industry. Drive-ins accounted for a significant portion of box…...
Families with missing loved ones like Nancy Guthrie face ambiguous loss. It freezes grief
5+ hour, 59+ min ago (25+ words) Lynette Pino watched in February as news about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie seemed endless. But she decided she didn't want to get consumed......
Why is everyone so obsessed with gen Z?
8+ hour, 53+ min ago (792+ words) Is there something different about people born between 1997 and 2012 or is it all just marketing nonsense and hysteria? In just a few days, research has shown that gen Z like binge drinking, hold more traditional gender views, have started Chinamaxxing,…...
The rise and fall of Twitter
10+ hour, 53+ min ago (680+ words) Saturday 7 March 2026 But "Twttr didn't buzz all over the world right away. In its early days, nobody " not least the platform's founders " knew what to do with it. Although its founders called it a social network (and sometimes microblogging), "the…...
The world’s most unreliable encyclopaedia: Elon Musk’s AI Wikipedia alternative is distorting the truth about Northern Ireland, defaming, and perversely altering history
13+ hour, 53+ min ago (216+ words) How do you know what's true beyond your lived experience? We have maps and dictionaries and newspapers to explain elements of what we ourselves cannot prove. Get up to 60% OFF plus membership to Rory's Travel Club with an annual subscription....
‘The Great Indian Brainrot’: These vivid portraits of internet culture bypass analytical frameworks
17+ hour, 53+ min ago (279+ words) Why Chhattisgarh's midday meal workers have not given up their fight for better pay Fiction: Lila's return to Kolkata brings a fraught reunion with her mother and extended family "Harmful from the perspective of health, economics': Why chemist PC Ray…...
Who still goes to the movies? — Harvard Gazette
19+ hour, 28+ min ago (256+ words) What is bringing some audiences back to theaters when it's more convenient and cost-effective to watch at home? In a conversation edited for clarity and length, we asked Nathan Roberts, filmmaker, professor, and head instructor at Harvard Extension School, what…...