Three Karma Police performances stitched together
Radiohead playing "Karma Police" at Glastonbury in 1997, 2003, and 2017, stitched into a single performance.
Radiohead playing "Karma Police" at Glastonbury in 1997, 2003, and 2017, stitched into a single performance.
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Molecular geneticist Jessa Jones teaches people how to do board-level micro-repair on iPads and iPhones—repairs that even Apple won't touch.
“It’s easy to feel, especially in France, like you can’t move for problems—migrants, unemployment, Brexit. In some ways this is also about moving on. Every moment says ‘now.’” A new dance, “10,000 gestures,” by French choreographer Boris Charmatz, doesn’t repeat a single movement during an
Novelist Amelia Gray joins us as we launch into our second month of the Rooster Summer Reading Challenge. With one competitor now slotted in for our end-of-summer final, we begin our July matchup: Ill Will v. Marlena.
Volvo won’t make any more cars with internal combustion engines after 2019, only electric or hybrid. / Reuters A 101-year-old Louisiana woman—who took up sprinting last year—set a senior woman’s record in the 100-yard dash. / AP News Profile of Michael K. Williams with much
The most complex non-human society on Earth is elephantine, and it shares a lot with pre-agricultural human society. / The Economist Tech firms set a dangerous precedent by capitulating to foreign powers asking to scrutinize their source code. / Gizmodo “I hated that, I really hated that. My sports psychologist
TMN will be a little slow and mellow over the next couple days—a little like this video for "Good Night," by young Texas guitarist Hayden Pedigo, whose new album Greetings From Amarillo is a recent office favorite. Expect us back in full swing on Wednesday.
Indie wrestling's latest villain? "Progressive liberal," who wears a Clinton T-shirt and says things like “You know what, I think Bernie Sanders would make a great secretary of state,” and, “I want to exchange your bullets for bullet points. Bullet points of knowledge.”
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