SpaceX didn’t just rewrite the playbook for aerospace and defense, it helped birth a new space economy. Now Elon Musk’s company is tackling a different type of moonshot: going public.  “I wasn’t sure we would go public,” SpaceX Chief Operating Officer Gwynne Shotwell told CNBC in an exclusive interview, just before the company started its
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Plus, Summer Fame Fest and plenty of phone news. Apple In the run up to Apple’s big developer shindig, the rumor mill suggested we’d not see too many big new features. Instead, this year’s focus was on tidying up what went before, trimming bloat and making code more efficient. The new operating systems
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Why is the act of painting one’s face so charged with gendered implications? How might makeup smear the lines drawn between “feminine” and “masculine”? And what can drag culture teach all of us about the role of artifice—and art—in constructing identity? Although our books differ in genre and scope, they shimmer with striking similarities. Montesanti’s
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Even if your pops, like most fathers, are tough to shop for, don’t worry. Huckberry specializes in the kind of gifts that strike the sweet spot between practical and cool—guaranteed to make any dad happy. From rugged everyday carry and heirloom-worthy accessories to adventure-ready gear built for the long haul, the shop’s Father’s Day collection
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What To Know Terry Crews draws on his America’s Got Talent hosting experience to spotlight contestants and their stories on Food Network’s new competition show, 100 Cooks. The show features a diverse group of home chefs facing elimination challenges, with judges Nick DiGiovanni and Alex Guarnaschelli deciding who advances toward the $250,000 prize. Crews expresses
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(L to R) Ginger Minj and Jujubee in ‘Stop! That! Train!’ Courtesy of Bleecker Street and World of Wonder. Credit: World of Wonder / Bleecker Street. In theaters on June 12 is ‘Stop! That Train!,’ which sees two train hostesses charged with saving the passengers of a high-speed rail service that is headed for a
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David Hockney, the revolutionary British painter, has died. He was 88. The artist’s publicist confirmed his death in a statement to BBC News on Friday. It read: “The celebrated British artist David Hockney, one of the most important figures in contemporary art in both the 20th and 21st centuries, passed away peacefully at home on
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The 2026 midterm election cycle could surpass the 2024 presidential cycle to reach record advertising spend for any U.S. election, according to a new report from advertising intelligence company AdImpact. This year’s races are projected to reach $11.6 billion in ad spend, making it the most expensive cycle ever and eclipsing the $11.2 billion spent
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Telefone, the piercing 2016 breakout debut from Noname, turns ten this year, and the Chicago rapper is celebrating it with a late-summer anniversary trek. It kicks off in Toronto on August 2 and ends with a September 10 hometown show. Check out the full list of stops below. Two months after the tour ends, she
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Do Nothing have announced their second album ‘Friend World’ and shared the melancholic single ‘Stars’ – listen below. The Nottingham band released their debut record ‘Snake Sideways’ in 2023 and now they are back, with ‘Friend World’ to be released on November 6 via Submarine Cat Records. Pre-order/pre-save your copy here. Built around drum machine patterns
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SAN FRANCISCO – The European Space Agency awarded AAC Clyde Space a 10.9 million euro ($12.6 million) contract to complete development and demonstrate VHF Data Exchange System (VDES) satellites for the Inflecion maritime domain awareness program. With the 12-satellite Inflecion constellation, AAC Clyde is developing a low-cost approach to detecting, tracking and monitoring maritime vessels,
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