Is that face in the mirror looking a bit, well, older these days?
Dubai’s Ruler Is Entangled in a Kentucky Derby Controversy
Essential Quality could win the Kentucky Derby. Activists concerned about Sheikha Latifa, the owner’s daughter, don’t think the horse should run at all.
Disneyland in California Is Reopening. Here’s What to Know.
Among the lessons from Orlando’s return: Lines are shorter, masks must be worn and there’s no hugging the characters.
Disneyland is Reopening. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Among the lessons from Orlando’s return: Lines are shorter, masks must be worn and there’s no hugging the characters.
BioNTech eyes COVID vaccine for 12-15 year olds from June in EU
BioNTech said Thursday that it expected its COVID-19 vaccine, jointly developed with Pfizer, to be available to 12-to-15-year-olds in Europe from June.
Moderna eyes three billion COVID vaccine doses in 2022
US pharmaceutical firm Moderna said Thursday it expects to increase global production of its cutting-edge COVID vaccine to up to three billion doses in 2022.
India adds another 375K virus cases, tries to vaccinate more
India set another global record in new virus cases Thursday, with another 375,000 people infected, as the country gears up to open its vaccination rollout to all adults Saturday.
What Makes Citizen Kane a Great Film: 4 Video Essays Revisit Orson Welles’ Masterpiece on the 80th Anniversary of Its Premiere
To understand why Citizen Kane has for so long been referred to as the “greatest film of all time,” simply watch any film made before it. Glib though that often-made prescription may sound, it gets at a truth about Orson Welles’ tale of the rise and fall of an American media magnate, his first and by …
About a third of Mexicans show exposure to coronavirus
As many as one-third of Mexicans may have been exposed to the coronavirus by the end of 2020, according to a study of random blood samples taken between February and December.
How the Clash Embraced New York’s Hip Hop Scene with Their Single “The Magnificent Seven” & “The Magnificent Dance”
“Before playing guitar for Captain Beefheart and Jeff Buckley,” John Kruth writes at the Observer, “Gary Lucas worked as a copywriter for CBS/Epic Records,” where he fell in love with a punk band called the Clash, just signed to the label in 1977. “They weren’t easy to work with,” he remembered. “Like Frank Zappa, they …