The contest to replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions in the Senate is finally over, and the Democrat won. Here's a tally of the contest's winners and losers. 1/17 The president says the loss in Alabama, despite his endorsement, is no big deal; after all, he
Some oddly jazzy narration and soundtrack for a short 1963 British Pathé documentary on candlemaking. "The candle comes from the dimlit recesses of our ancestral memory, and see what lovely things we've done with it!"
Surfing just lost its filmmaker: Bruce Brown, director of The Endless Summer, has died at 80. Brown never understood why the film caught on so widely. One of the surfers from the film told the Los Angeles Times in 1991, “In the Vietnam era, everybody needed something like that. God,
Spotify just named "serialism" as one of the year's "biggest emerging genres." And we're a little surprised? That something so Schoenberg-loving is in there? Jean Barraqué's "Le Temps Restitué," excerpted in the video above, is an example
Ahead of today's special Senate election in Alabama between Roy Moore and Doug Jones, Alabama's Supreme Court has stayed a judge's order that all ballots, which Alabama typically destroys after an election, must be preserved for at least six months. 1/19 As news
The tense interplay between nature and light in this brief film by Ivan Friedman is the cure for your David Lynch withdrawal.
In this post-apocalyptic cut-paper animation by Case Jernigan, zombies overwhelm Brooklyn and a relationship sours after one partner becomes a brain-eater.
The five-day fire siege of Southern California is beginning to come into focus, with more than 500 structures burned. A Los Angeles Times photographer explains how to shoot wildfires. 1/16 Human rights activists in Singapore explain what it’s like to work in a country where conversations can
Nvidia's computer vision team published research showing how their AI can change the weather—from snowy to sunny, or sunny to rainy—in images.
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