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Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Only about one in three Americans have enough saved for retirement, according to a national survey. But new research from the University of Georgia offers what might be a silver lining to the doom and gloom: Generation X doesn't appear any worse off than the baby boomers. That said, neither group…

Credit: Kit8.net/Shutterstock We humans can't stop playing with our food. Just think of all the different ways of serving potatoes—entire books have been written about potato recipes alone. The restaurant industry was born from our love of flavouring food in new and interesting ways. My team's analysis of the oldest charred food…

It's an unfortunate state of affairs, but we don't presently know when we can expect to see writer/director Gary Dauberman's upcoming remake of Salem's Lot. The film has completed principal photography and is now in post-production, but Warner Bros. has not yet given it a date on the studio's release calendar. Sadly, this article features no update on that particular front, but we do know that when the film does arrive, it won't be skimping on the blood in order to try and get four quadrant appeal.We know this because…

Credit: Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) Since 2008, Australia has spent more than A$11 billion dollars over ten years to expand government-funded preschool (or kinder in Victoria) for four-year-olds to better prepare children for school. But as our new study finds, to date, there is no rigorous evidence to suggest this…

Buying these top 10 altcoins under US$1 will definitely make you rich in 2025 and beyond Altcoins are all cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. These altcoins have risen to prominence and have become major players in the digital currency market. If you’re looking to get started inexpensively and with less risk, you might consider affordable cryptocurrencies that easily fall under your budget. The blockchain technology of affordable cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, XRP, and more makes them safer and less…

OTTAWA— Facebook META -1.16% owner Meta Platforms Inc. has warned Canada it is prepared to block the sharing of Canadian news content—like it did in Australia last year—unless the Liberal government amends legislation that would compel big digital companies to compensate domestic media outlets.The legislation is under review by a parliamentary committee, and lawmakers voted this week to stop hearing further testimony from witnesses. Facebook said it wasn’t given an…

Warner Bros. Black Adam star Pierce Brosnan explains how he prepared to play DC’s sorcerer supreme Doctor Fate. For Twitter Movies, Brosnan sat next to his costar Aldis Hodge, who plays Hawkman to speak about the movie. He said that he read the comic and he read the script. It sounds simple enough, but with decades of reading material dating all the way back to Kent Nelson’s debut in 1940. Going a bit deeper, the established actor said that he thought about his life as he stepped into the role of Doctor Fate,…

Getty ImagesThe UK's cybersecurity agency has told firms to do more to protect themselves from attacks on their supply chain. The National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has released new guidance for organizations due to what says is a recent rise in supply chain attacks. Some notable recent cases include the 2020 attack on SolarWinds' software build system, the 2021 ransomware attack on customers of software vendor Kaseya, and the 2017 NotPetya attack via a Ukraine accounting program. It was on the heel of SolarWinds…

As soon as it was announced that Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe was set to play pop icon Weird Al Yankovic, it was a given he’d be the center of attention for this movie. However, he’ll be sharing the spotlight with another phenomenal entertainer: Evan Rachel Wood, who will give her spot-on performance as Madonna. The Westwood actress discussed the fun way she prepared for Madonna in Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.You may remember the Madonna-parodied song “Like a Surgeon,” which was featured in How I Met Your Mother,…

A red-headed woman stands on the moon, her face obscured. Her naked body looks like it belongs on a poster you’d find on a hormonal teenager’s bedroom wall — that is, until you reach her torso, where three arms spit out of her shoulders. AI-powered systems like Stable Diffusion, which translate text prompts into pictures, have been used by brands and artists to create concept images, award-winning (albeit controversial) prints and full-blown marketing campaigns. But some users, intent on exploring the systems’…