We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The CW There’s just something about a procedural cop drama that just seems to work well on network television. From “NYPD Blue” to “The Rookie” and everything in between, there’s a massive audience for such things. That’s…
On his blog, Mallozzi wrote at length about the different directions the season 2 finale took before finalizing the version of events we know, with Rush initially intended to be the one awake on the ship and being psychologically impacted by the experience. However, this was changed, as the implications of a happily solitary, self-sufficient…
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AI startups captured a record-high portion of the funding pie last year. According to PitchBook data released on Tuesday and obtained by Bloomberg, venture capitalists poured $209 billion total into U.S. startups in 2024 — and nearly half of that funding, or a record $97 billion, went towards startups focusing on AI. The amount raised…
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No Ju-han/Netflix This article contains spoilers for “Squid Game” season 2. “Squid Game” season 1 was a global phenomenon and easily the biggest hit Netflix has had outside of “Stranger Things.” The Korean death game thriller about a man who accepts an invitation to join a sick…
Mike Johns works as an AI consultant, so he knows technology and everything it can do to improve our lives — or make you so dizzy you might get sick. The Los Angeles resident was trying to get back to California from Scottsdale, Arizona, last week and took a Waymo driverless taxi to the airport….
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How did brothers Christian and Justin Arquilla become “ex-finance guys” in the business of socks? The co-founders of Pacas started their entrepreneurial journey back in 2013 — when faced with an all-too-common problem. “I had been walking around New York in loafers, like boat shoes or whatever, all day,” Justin recalls, “and [my wife is]…
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Dell is dropping the XPS, Latitude, and Inspiron names, which have been around for decades, and instead branding most of its new PCs into three broad categories: Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max. Dell announced the change on Monday at a press briefing before CES, the consumer electronics show taking place this week. According…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The beverage industry has undergone a significant transformation, driven by a growing emphasis on health, wellness and mindful consumption. I’ve written extensively on the growth of the non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic beverage space, including Dry January, and have seen firsthand how this shift reflects changing social norms. Personally,…
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NBC For nine seasons, “Seinfeld” was one of the most consistently hilarious sitcoms to ever air on network television. The show about nothing bucked conventional wisdom pertaining to what a sitcom should be (which puzzled some NBC executives), but gradually won over television viewers with its peppily…
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3 benefits of owning a The Growth Coach franchise: Access to a booming $11 billion industry with a scalable group coaching model. Low initial investment with potential for high ROI due to growing demand for coaching services. Exclusive territories and extensive support and training provided to establish and grow your business. The Growth Coach is…
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