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Hitman’s Bodyguard … Wins?

In 2015, Alabama Bibb County and Brookwood high schools decided to treat their fans to arguably the most boring basketball game of the 21st century.

Culture

Getting Good at Hate

Suppose you pull up to the drive-through window of your favorite burger joint. Taped to the order board is a sheet of paper with the

Culture

Culture Clips: Total Eclipse of the Charts

Where were you during the eclipse? We all know where singer Bonnie Tyler was: aboard Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas, singing her 1983 hit

Tech

When Tech Becomes Mom

So who’s in charge here guys? Who, or what, is really making the decisions for your kids? The answer—in this day of burgeoning technology—may not

Culture

So You Wanna Buy a Direwolf …

Plugged In has tracked plenty of correlations between entertainment and its influence on our real-world values. We’ve regularly looked at what scientists have to say

Culture

The Power of Yesterday

My 30th high school class reunion is this weekend. That’s right, I graduated before a single president had the last name of “Bush.” When mullets

Movies

Annabelle: Creation Scares Up a Win

In Annabelle: Creation, the titular doll’s first owner loved to play hide and seek: “Find Me,” she’d write on a note for her father. Eventually,

Culture

Robot Love

The Curiosity rover recently celebrated its fifth birthday on Mars, and it did so without so much as a cupcake. No presents, no candles, no

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