The Ark explores whether clones are human, a debate you’ll find in many works of fiction. Are people genetically engineered for something and built rather than born, really human, or are they a machine that has no rights? While The Ark Season 3 Episode 10 doesn’t delve further into that debate — and it doesn’t
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Pete Davidson has experienced numerous ups and downs over the course of his years in the spotlight. These days, Davidson is a new dad with a slew of exciting movie and TV projects on the horizon. But he didn’t always have so many reasons to be optimistic about his future, and
Diana was never really the type to wax lyrical about fashion, usually saving her soundbite opportunities to speak about issues closer to her heart. But if the “Revenge Dress” moment tells us anything, it’s that she was always intentional about what she wore. The princess seemed to instinctively understand the power of fashion as a
Billionaires have always been a bunch of penises, but they’re really starting to get annoying, what with their data centers, appearances on Joe Rogan’s podcast, and public spats with Macklemore. On Wednesday’s episode of South America, Butters reaches his breaking point after a group of billionaires infests his backyard with Weenietown, causing a power outage
Since 2006, the Center for Fiction has been highlighting the best debut novels of the year through its First Novel Prize. This year’s 180 eligible titles were published in the US between January 1st and December 31st, and were narrowed down to seven books by more than 500 writers, librarians, booksellers, and others. In early
On Tuesday, as Vanity Fair and Netflix toasted Pugh and the cast of East of Eden, the Oscar nominee took a break from the festivities to open up about her response to the Cornell case as well as the Instagrams she posted. “I don’t find it hard to talk about what doesn’t sit correctly in
Drill an ice core into an Icelandic glacier and the frozen cylinder will tell the history of the Nordic land going back millennia – volcanic eruptions deposited as peppery flecks, air bubbles trapping ancient atmospheric data. But what happens when those glaciers melt? Does history itself dissolve? These are some of the elemental questions raised