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Spectacular nature and science images from Sony’s world photo awards
A mass of starlings swoop and twirl, tracing what looks like dotted lines across a golden evening sky. Elephants charge through the streets of a small town at night, seeking food as humans retreat indoors. A SpaceX rocket, on a secretive mission, transits in front of the moon. Two monkeys immerse themselves in a Japanese…
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Hotels Where Baseball Fans Can Score Cool Perks, Save Some Money
With baseball season in full swing, it’s time for fans to make their game-day plans. For those traveling to the game, that can require finding a hotel to serve as a home base. After all, sports and travel go together like peanuts and Cracker Jack. According to an American Express survey conducted in early 2024…
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Hotels Where Baseball Fans Can Score Cool Perks, Save Some Money
With baseball season in full swing, it’s time for fans to make their game-day plans. For those traveling to the game, that can require finding a hotel to serve as a home base. After all, sports and travel go together like peanuts and Cracker Jack. According to an American Express survey conducted in early 2024…
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Health Canada agrees to reconsider request for masitinib approval
The developer of the add-on treatment masitinib for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) has been given the go-ahead to ask Health Canada to reconsider its decision from earlier this year against the approval of the oral therapy. The Canadian regulatory agency granted reconsideration eligibility to AB Science for masitinib — meaning the company now has 45…
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Big Mood Keeps the Millennial Dramedy Afloat
Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photo: Tubi We get it: There’s an overwhelming number of television shows right now. The streaming landscape is an impractical maze, and the good stuff easily gets lost in the shuffle. But most of us can still find one show that cuts through the noise. We call this “appointment viewing” — or…
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The Big Big Picture: How Art on The Mart Uses Tech with a Heart
Chicago Public Schools at Art on The Mart 2023/Courtesy of Art on The Mart When Art on The Mart launched in September 2018, Trib writer Steve Johnson asked a “really big-screen question”: “Is Chicago ready for video art?” After five strong years of experimenting and programming, Chicago is not only ready, but ready for more.…
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Entitlement Permits Filed for Radium Theater, Alameda
Entitlement permits have been filed for the Radium Theater at 2151 Ferry Point in Alameda, Alameda County. The project will reshape a two-acre parcel with a new performing arts center. The development will rise next to the Alameda Point master plan, with hundreds of homes, retail, and public open spaces proposed, many of which are…
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Boulder wings and pizza joint (a Coach Prime family favorite) plans Denver location
University of Colorado football star Shedeur Sanders has stopped into Peckish for wings. So has his food-loving dad. Buffs teammates Travis Hunter and Dylan Edwards have also come by, along with CU basketball player KJ Simpson – and dozens of other college athletes. In fact, a sponsorship by the Boulder restaurant, at 1320 College Ave.,…
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I’m Stealing My Grandma’s $9 Style Hack That Makes Putting on Jewelry a Breeze
My great-grandma was always someone I admired. She was witty, intelligent, kind, and didn’t miss a beat when it came to all things beauty and fashion. I remember sitting on the edge of her tub watching in awe of how she did her makeup and laced herself in all-gold accessories. It was always so impressive…
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Environment & Conservation: Your Earth Day Lesson Plan
Created in 1970, we celebrate Earth Day each year on April 22 as a way to remind people to support the planet and protect our environment from harmful habits, behaviors, and patterns like pollution and climate change. We’ve curated a collection of videos, articles, and other interactive activities to help you create an Earth Day…
