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Europe must brace for a near-3°C hotter climate, warns ESABCC
environment9 days ago

Europe must brace for a near-3°C hotter climate, warns ESABCC

The EU’s climate advisory board warns Europe could reach about 2.8-3.3°C of warming by 2100 and says current adaptation is insufficient; it calls for mandatory climate risk assessments, embedding resilience in all policies, and leveraging more funding (including private capital) for protective measures, plus stress-testing hotter scenarios and upgrading early warning systems to curb escalating heat and flood risks.

Air-bubble armor lets alkali fly survive California's caustic Mono Lake
nature10 days ago

Air-bubble armor lets alkali fly survive California's caustic Mono Lake

A BBC Wildlife feature explains how the alkali fly survives the toxic, salty waters of California's Mono Lake by living mostly underwater inside an air bubble, aided by a waxy, water-repellent cuticle; only its eyes touch the liquid, and it feeds on algae with grappling-hook claws, effectively wearing a natural armor for an extreme environment.

Wirtz Finds Form as Liverpool's Future Takes Shape
sports19 days ago

Wirtz Finds Form as Liverpool's Future Takes Shape

Florian Wirtz has begun to justify Liverpool’s £100m price tag, overcoming an uneven start with more frequent, higher-quality touches in advanced areas, improved duels, and a scoring/assisting run that has coincided with a strong partnership with Hugo Ekitiké; a January Premier League Player of the Month nomination signals that the 22-year-old is finally arriving in the competition.

McCurdy’s Half His Age marks a bold leap from child star to author
arts-and-entertainment1 month ago

McCurdy’s Half His Age marks a bold leap from child star to author

Jennette McCurdy’s debut novel Half His Age centers on a 17-year-old’s forbidden romance with her teacher, a narrative echoing McCurdy’s move from child star to celebrated author; her memoir I’m Glad My Mom Died spent many weeks on the NYT bestseller list and is being adapted for film with Jennifer Aniston, as McCurdy candidly discusses longing to feel special and life after stardom in this feature interview.

Dunk and Egg Bring a Quiet, Grounded Westeros to Life in HBO’s New Spinoff
entertainment1 month ago

Dunk and Egg Bring a Quiet, Grounded Westeros to Life in HBO’s New Spinoff

HBO’s six-episode spinoff A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms adapts George R.R. Martin’s Dunk and Egg novellas into a smaller-scale, character-driven Westeros tale set about 70 years after House of the Dragon. Centering Dunk, a low-born hedge knight, and his squire Egg, the show emphasizes ordinariness, loyalty, and humor over epic battles, with a limited budget and scope that the creators describe as “Game of Thrones without all the stuff.” Season 2 is already in production for 2027, adapting The Sworn Sword, as Parker aims to deepen Egg’s coming-of-age story and stay faithful to the source material.

George R.R. Martin Says House of the Dragon Isn't His Story Anymore
entertainment1 month ago

George R.R. Martin Says House of the Dragon Isn't His Story Anymore

George R.R. Martin says his feud with House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal has worsened, with Condal allegedly stopping to listen to his notes by Season 2, HBO telling him to stop submitting notes, and a Zoom meeting in which Martin declared the project isn’t his story anymore. Martin stresses faithfulness to his books and characters, which he treats as his children, raising questions about the show’s direction and its adaptation decisions.

Sons of Anarchy Vet to Lead Amazon's God of War Live-Action Series as Kratos
television1 month ago

Sons of Anarchy Vet to Lead Amazon's God of War Live-Action Series as Kratos

Ryan Hurst has been cast as Kratos in Amazon Prime Video's live-action God of War series, reuniting him with the franchise after he voiced Thor in God of War: Ragnarok. The show will adapt the latest two games, following Kratos and his son Atreus as they embark on a journey tied to their wife Faye's ashes. Ronald D. Moore now oversees the series with Frederick E.O. Toye directing the first two episodes. The project is a Sony Pictures Television/Amazon MGM Studios co-production, with PlayStation Productions and Tall Ship Productions involved.

Netflix's 'People We Meet on Vacation' Adaptation: Changes, Critiques, and Ending Explained
movies1 month ago

Netflix's 'People We Meet on Vacation' Adaptation: Changes, Critiques, and Ending Explained

Netflix's adaptation of Emily Henry's bestseller 'People We Meet on Vacation' features significant changes from the book, including a new location in Barcelona instead of Palm Springs, the omission of a controversial vasectomy plotline, and a simplified portrayal of Poppy's trauma, which alters the depth of her character and the story's emotional impact.

entertainment2 months ago

Heated Rivalry Stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams Address Relationship and On-Set Dynamics

Connor Storrie, star of the TV series 'Heated Rivalry,' initially feared fans would dislike his portrayal of Ilya Rozanov, but the show has become a global hit, and he emphasizes the importance of honest acting over trying to please fans. The series, based on Rachel Reid’s book, has gained significant popularity, and Storrie discusses his approach to key moments and staying true to the story.