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20 votes
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Just Kids (2025): a documentary following three families affected by gender-affirming care bans in the US
15 votes -
US Federal Communications Commission bans foreign-produced solar inverters
30 votes -
The Oregon Trail’s hidden graves are being found by cadaver dogs
16 votes -
Suggest Chicago food places
I have a work trip to Chicago coming up soon and I was hoping any locals or people who have visited Chicago could suggest some food places I should be checking out. I'll be staying at a hotel near...
I have a work trip to Chicago coming up soon and I was hoping any locals or people who have visited Chicago could suggest some food places I should be checking out.
I'll be staying at a hotel near the Woodfield mall, so ideally places closer to the mall would be best, which I know is not close to downtown Chicago. I'll be primarily working, so I won't have a ton of time to wander around or check out the city.
I will literally try anything so just looking for good or interesting food.
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South Korea’s Kospi index sinks 10% on heavy selling of chipmaking stocks
14 votes -
Omega Mart: You have no idea what's in store for you
I had an overnight in Last Vegas for work, and got to spend about 4 hours at the Meow Wolf Omega Mart installation. It was truly one of the most amazing things I have ever seen -- awe inspiring in...
I had an overnight in Last Vegas for work, and got to spend about 4 hours at the Meow Wolf Omega Mart installation.
It was truly one of the most amazing things I have ever seen -- awe inspiring in scope, vision, and execution.
It's an interactive art installation, but, interactive turned up to 11. If you've ever played a video game where there are bits of stray paper scattered around, and reading them progressively discloses the story, this is like that, it in real life. You start wandering through it, and you realize that, while it is trippy as hell, there is a narrative connecting it all. Another thing that amazed me is the depth of the material. Dozens of pages to read, hours of video to watch. Tasks to complete. Puzzles to solve. Circling back as I realized it was all connected.
The first part of it is an other-worldly grocery store. Equal parts bizarre and hilarious. If you've played the game Control, I think the grocery store so i'd be at home in the FBC. Then you get into the factory where things are made, then the interdimensional portals, the aliens, and the lore.
Here are some pictures I took that don't even scratch the surface of what it is, but maybe set the tone. There are also some commercials on youtube.
Anyway, if you ever get a chance to go, I highly recommend it. But give yourself a whole day if you're a completionist. And pay the three dollars for the boop card.
24 votes -
‘The Odyssey’ holds strong worldwide, cumulative near $640m; ‘Toy Story 5’ third picture YTD to cross $1b worldwide
23 votes -
Hoopla Bonus Borrows for July 2026
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Atari makes Universal movie deal for ten iconic game properties
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Homes lost, thousands under evacuation orders as wildfires spread across central Oregon
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America’s enterprising spirit is booming after decades-long slump
23 votes -
An unusual-looking raccoon nicknamed Jimothy is winning hearts across the internet for his short, round body
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LeBron James signs with Philadelphia 76ers
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Paramount agrees to not close Warner Bros. Discovery transaction until next year or until lawsuit merits are resolved
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Christopher Nolan | Closet Picks
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A hacker's arrest reveals Microsoft can track users via a Windows device ID
61 votes -
Swedish nonprofit owner of Viking ship used in The Odyssey says studio has not paid bill for damage
31 votes -
What we know about weight-loss drugs is rapidly changing
13 votes -
AI companies are buying tons of old books because they're free of AI slop
29 votes -
Amazon data center in Bahrain struck and destroyed by Iranian cruise missiles, state media claims
25 votes -
Swedish modelling scout Daniel Siad, linked to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead at his home in Paris
24 votes -
Jet Lag Season 18: Stateside Scramble | Trailer
21 votes -
US judge approves a $1.5B Anthropic settlement over books used to train Claude
23 votes -
Protect your privacy with California's DROP tool (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform, for California residents)
43 votes -
DNA tests are uncovering the true prevalence of incest
35 votes -
Sony Pictures looking to bring Cinerama Dome and Hollywood Arclight back to life
9 votes -
‘The Odyssey’ conquers $264m+ around the world, best ever for Christopher Nolan ahead of ‘Dark Knight Rises’
40 votes -
New Jersey makes it illegal to interfere with reproductive or gender-affirming healthcare
43 votes -
Babylon 5 S01E19: "A Voice in the Wilderness Part 2" - Episode Discussion
11 votes -
We reviewed designs for the buckled Midtown high-rise. What we found raises questions.
22 votes -
MTA says G train shutdown worth it to finally modernize Brooklyn-Queens subway line
16 votes -
LGBTQ+ Legislative Tracking project has compiled anti-LGBTQ+ US legislation stretching back more than twenty years
23 votes -
Big Tech is now targeting Native American land for data centers
26 votes -
2,871 abandoned and little-known US airfields
25 votes -
Ten US states pass balcony/plug-in solar legislation this year (three more expected soon)
21 votes -
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami
62 votes -
Union Pacific has started painting the sides of rails white to reduce heat
28 votes -
Gigafactory in Sacramento will produce sodium-ion batteries for grid storage
24 votes -
Silicon Valley has a science fiction problem
43 votes -
DEI isn't dead: New research finds most companies still back workplace inclusion
44 votes -
Wildfire smoke from Canada will soon spread across the Midwest and East United States
50 votes -
ReciproCard — find free library cards, reciprocal and non-resident cards for Libby
35 votes -
Cryptocurrency and AI scams bilk Americans of billions
25 votes -
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's surveillance of cyclosporiasis
35 votes -
Marvel Comics to leave New York City for Los Angeles, Stephen Wacker now Editor in Chief
14 votes -
What did banning Airbnbs in New York City accomplish?
24 votes -
Christopher Nolan's Odyssey and the rise of the single issue filmgoer
12 votes -
‘Moana’ flounders with $43 million debut, among weakest of Disney’s live-action remakes
31 votes -
America's longest small town, Route 66
17 votes