This sticker someone tried to take down had me in tears

AI feature that takes screenshots of your Windows PC under investigation by UK watchdog — ‘privacy nightmare’

Enterprise vs Enterprise

Miami city

Maria Ressa to Harvard graduates: The fascists are coming

California woman fined $88K after kids collect clams from Pismo Beach

Disha Patani

Sunrise at Mt.Prau, Indonesia [OC] [4000×2256]

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North Carolina House pauses passage of bill that would ban masking for health reasons

Paige Spiranac

Buying a home is getting more difficult — and it isn’t just because of price

American Airlines backtracks on blaming 9-year-old girl recorded in plane bathroom

Should science research papers be written in the first person (“I”) instead of the third person (“the author”)? This opinion piece makes a pretty compelling case.

Euclid telescope spies rogue planets floating free in Milky Way

Marvel Cinematic Universe Canon Is Becoming Less Crucial

A new television rebrand will make it so fans don’t need to see every Disney+ Marvel show.

This is a lesson that the comic editors had to learn over and over again, you just can’t expect everyone to have read absolutely everything that’s come before and there’s a breaking point on how much the casual crowd will be familiar with.

This is my year

Star Trek #500 Cvr B Bartok

Celebrate IDW’s 500th issue of Star Trek comics (and an early Star Trek Day!) with this landmark oversized anthology issue! This collection of five short stories spans through fan-favorite eras of the beloved franchise from Lower Decks to Strange New Worlds, legacy characters from The Next Generation and the original series, written and illustrated by Star Trek comics veterans and new voices alike. Plus, don’t miss out on the prelude to 2025’s big Star Trek and Defiant comic crossover event written by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Christopher Cantwell!

Iron Man (Mark 46)

Humble Comics Bundle: Doctor Who Megabundle: Explore the Whoniverse

The Whoniverse comes alive on the page in this bundle of 50+ comic volumes! Pay what you want for countless awesome tales and help support BBC Children in Need!

UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

Trump supporters are now sending threatening letters to get people to vote for him

Central Park introduces new pizza box recycling bin to curb rats

Lycoris Recoil Art [3840×2160]

Hacked data reveals which US gun sellers are behind Mexican cartel violence

Paris Hilton

Clarence Thomas attacks Brown v. Education ruling amid 70th anniversary

Halle Berry

New Star Trek Comic Books Announced To Preorder! May 2024 Edition

Star Trek #23

After defying the laws of physics to reach the Pleroma, Captain Sisko and the Theseus crew find themselves unwelcome. The gods want them home and warn that everyone will die if they don’t leave, but they’re too late and their worst fears just might come true. The new godkiller is on their doorsteps… and it’s none other than Lore!

Star Trek #500

Celebrate IDW’s 500th issue of Star Trek comics (and an early Star Trek Day!) with this landmark oversized anthology issue! This collection of five short stories spans through fan-favorite eras of the beloved franchise from Lower Decks to Strange New Worlds, legacy characters from The Next Generation and the original series, written and illustrated by Star Trek comics veterans and new voices alike. Plus, don’t miss out on the prelude to 2025’s big Star Trek and Defiant comic crossover event written by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Christopher Cantwell!

Star Trek: Defiant #18

With Spock rotting in a Romulan cell aboard Sela’s ship, the rest of the Defiant crew readies the farmers of Antara for an invasion by General Revo and his relentless Romulan army. This leaves Worf, B’Elanna, and Ro with two crewmates down, and despite how hopeful the planet’s population is, what are three failed Starfleet officers and lowly resistance fighters to a heavily armed and technologically advanced Romulan strike team?

Hilary Swank

Olivia Munn Says She Documented Cancer Journey for Her Son: ‘I Fought to Be Here’

Olivia Munn documented her cancer journey to show her son what she endured.

And also weekends.

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How new mosquito nets averted 13 million malaria cases

Kathryn Newton

‘Inappropriate’ Photo of Pregnant Woman is Pulled From Times Square

Daisy Edgar-Jones

“I Saw the TV Glow” Review

I Saw the TV Glow: Directed by Jane Schoenbrun. With Justice Smith, Brigette Lundy-Paine, Ian Foreman, Helena Howard. Two teenagers bond over their love of a supernatural TV show, but it is mysteriously cancelled.

A confusing and frankly confused movie that feels like a rare misstep by the powerhouse A24, the story builds to a climax that never happens and it’s only in the third act that I realized that both the main characters were extremely unreliable narrators and that nothing that’s given in the plot can actually be trusted. What’s the story that they’re trying to tell here, is it that all men are terrible and can’t be trusted, or is it that the reality that we live in can’t be trusted and it’s all just a thin veil of suffocation and oppression that you can never escape from due to our innate inability to want something better for ourselves?

Regardless I can’t suggest this one.

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Rastoke in Slunj, Croatia. [OC] [1365×2048]

So You’re Raising a Telekinetic Child

5,251 Underwater Holes Mysteriously Line California’s Central Coast—and We Finally Know Why | each measuring around 500 feet across and roughly 16 feet deep. [Sur Pockmark Fields]

Las Vegas, NV

Absolutely beautiful 1980’s Holborn computers.

Photographer Visits ‘Spooky’ Nuclear Bunker Made to Hold Members of Congress

There’s a TV studio, straight jackets, and riot gear.

“Star Trek: Discovering The TV Series” Review

How well do you know Star Trek? Lifelong science fiction fan, podcaster and author Tom Salinsky decided that the answer was “not well enough,” and so at the beginning of 2022, he embarked on a two-year mission to watch everything from the start of The Original Series to the end of Enterprise, at the

Due to be released in just a few days on the 29th, this is a fantastic stroll through TOS, TAS, and TNG with well written and enjoyable looks at each episode. It’s a great trip down memory lane with insightful comments that cut deep into what makes Trek work or in some cases, what doesn’t work for Trek. While I wouldn’t recommend this to someone that’s never seen the three shows before, it’s still a good collection for anyone that’s seen most of them and wants to see how well their opinions hold up to scrutiny.

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The Tomb King By-Jarrodowen [3840×2160]

The Acolyte | Plan | Streaming June 4 on Disney+

Deadpool & Wolverine | Best Bubs

First-of-its-kind medical school in Cherokee Nation graduates inaugural class of doctors

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