Joshua Dillabaugh sat in a practice studio in Eugene, fingerpicking his guitar to the tapping of a metronome.
He was there at a recording session for an upcoming album. His music instructor and mentor, John Raden, cheered him on.
“One take!”…
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Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister Patrick O’ Donovan and launch new Tax credit for Unscripted Production – gov.ie
- Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister Patrick O’ Donovan and launch new Tax credit for Unscripted Production gov.ie
- Reality TV shows in line for new tax break The Times
- New Tax credit to support TV content Midwest Radio
- Tax credit for unscripted…
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Linus Torvalds Gets Candid About Windows, Workflows, and AI
Linux creator Linus Torvalds made a different kind of appearance recently, on a YouTube show hosted by Canadian tech enthusiast Linus Sebastian. Called Linus Tech Tips — and filmed in Vancouver — the show found Torvalds swapping his…
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Shared genetic risk may explain overlap among mental health conditions, study finds
A large international genetic study adds to growing evidence that many mental health conditions share common genetic risks rather than having distinct biological origins. Analysing genetic data from more than one million individuals across 14…
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Nephrostomy-Associated Sepsis Risk Factors Identified
NEPHROSTOMY tube placement for malignant urinary obstruction is a common and often necessary intervention in oncology care, but it carries a substantial risk of infection and mortality. A retrospective cohort study has identified key clinical,…
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5 Things Women Can Do
- Many women have high blood pressure, which can cause health problems if untreated.
- Lifestyle changes can have a big impact, including home testing, diet and exercise.
- Getting enough sleep and cutting down on alcohol can also improve blood…
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Simon Stone on luring film stars on stage, family tragedy and staging Chekhov in Korean: ‘It’s one of the proudest moments in my career’ | Simon Stone
If Simon Stone had not set out to become a theatre- and film-maker of international renown, he might have instead followed his parents into science, perhaps even remaining in Melbourne where he spent most of his childhood.
“Australia would have…
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His restaurant is gone. But his mission to help fishermen is just beginning
In October 2024, Peter Hemsley closed his 19-month-old, Michelin-starred seafood restaurant Aphotic in a huff. Among his unforgettable parting words: “Don’t invest in SF, because you won’t make it.” Yet even before the closure made…
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The Xreal 1S glasses get a spec bump and 3D conversion
At CES 2026, Xreal announced an upgraded, slightly more affordable version of its entry-level AR glasses: the $449 Xreal 1S. And this time, you can also convert 2D videos to 3D without any extra apps, software, or proprietary players.
At a glance,…
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Xreal’s Latest Glasses Get Better and Cheaper. And There’s a Switch Dock, Too
Smart glasses are in a period of rapidly accelerating change, and quick updates seem to be the norm. My favorite display glasses last year, the Xreal One, won me over because they have great displays with tons of adjustment options, including the…
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