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The best smart ring for fitness junkies beats the Oura in 4 major ways

Nina Raemont/ZDNETZDNET's key takeawaysThe Ultrahuman Ring Air is the brand's first foray into the smart ring space, and it's available for $350, no subscription required. The ring is great for both hardcore fitness enthusiasts and recreational exercisers looking to use their health data to optimize their wellness routines. The app's user interface could be improved for easier access to daily logging functions. The Ultrahuman Ring AirUnlike the Oura Ring, which requires a $6 monthly subscription, the Ultrahuman Ring

Why news junkies can’t quit Twitter, even if they hate X

If you were looking for information about Sam Altman’s abrupt departure from OpenAI this weekend, you likely found yourself, like me, constantly refreshing your news feed on X.While advertisers like Apple and Disney were fleeing the platform, starting Friday, over concerns that their ads were being shown next to pro-Nazi content, business news junkies were flocking to X to watch the drama at OpenAI unfold in real time. When it comes to breaking news, users can’t seem to quit the platform, because it’s still a direct…

Halle Berry and Angelina Jolie Starring in a ‘Bond vs. Bourne’ Movie Sends Action Junkies Into Meltdown

Photo by Amy Sussman via Getty Images Frenzied fans can barely contain their excitement since news broke that Warner Bros. is producing a new movie called Maude v. Maude, starring Halle Berry and Angelina Jolie. According to Deadline, the studio confirmed that both Academy Award winners are teaming up in a high-velocity action movie. Berry, Holly Jeter, Jeff Kirschenbaum, and Joe Roth will produce, while Maude v. Maude screenwriter Scott Mosier and director Roseanne Liang will double as executive producers. A…

Action Junkies Still Get an Adrenaline Rush From an All-Time Great That Got One of the Worst Remakes Ever

There’s at least a 50/50 chance that any attempt to remake a classic will end in disaster, and very few blockbuster reinventions have discovered that fact more brutally than 2015’s dismal Point Break. Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 gem endures as an everlasting favorite that finds a fresh-faced Keanu Reeves going undercover to infiltrate the charismatic band of thieves led by Patrick Swayze’s smoldering Bodhi, with the sexual chemistry between the two (whether it was intentional or not) completely off the charts. Looking back,…

Action Junkies Finally Settle on the Stupidest Movie From the Genre’s Dumbest Hero

via Warner Bros. When you think of the modern era’s most noteworthy action heroes, the name of Steven Seagal is always destined to come up. Obviously, the veteran actor hasn’t exactly been renowned for the quality of his output, but he’s become so synonymous with a particular brand of low budget ass-kicking that it would be unfair to leave him out of the discussion, regardless of how bad the majority of his filmography over the last three decades has proven to be. While Seagal has certainly starred in a handful…

‘John Wick’ Junkies Hyped by the Spinoff’s Star, but Discouraged by Its Director

via MGM Like any self-respecting franchise that’s proven itself to be a consistent moneymaker, John Wick is being spun off in multiple directions. Not only does Keanu Reeves return in next year’s Chapter 4, but prequel series The Continental is heading to streaming next year, with Ana de Armas’ Ballerina finally getting in front of cameras next week to kick off production. The offshoot of the epic assassin saga has been in the works for years, but it’s finally gearing up to shoot with the unstoppably-rising…

Horror Junkies Reveal the Movies That Should Be Avoided at All Costs

Image via Warner Bros. When discussing the weird and wonderful world of horror, some cult-classics in every genre immediately come to mind. Obviously, the slasher genre is dominated by John Carpenter’s Halloween, Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Wes Craven’s Scream; unmissable spectacles like The Blair Witch Project, Unfriended and V/H/S rule the anthology horror genre, and so on and so forth. However, even with groundbreaking films like Get Out, Hereditary, The Conjuring and Candyman, the…

Action Junkies Praise the Cheesy Favorites From the Genre’s Glory Days

via 20th Century Fox The action genre will always remain perennially popular for the sole reason that it never gets old watching shootouts, fistfights, car chases, and explosions, at least if it’s handled well. The artform is constantly evolving to move with the times, too, but you won’t have to travel too far in order to find folks of the belief that the 1980s and 1990s were the Golden Age. Initially dominated by the musclebound meatheads who would flex their biceps and drop a one-liner while laying entire…