All articles tagged with #carousel
At Sundance, Rachel Lambert’s Carousel unfolds as a painfully languid neorealist romance led by Chris Pine and Jenny Slate; while the performances are strong and the domestic drama feels authentic, the narrative is somewhat meandering and opaque, leaving viewers to decide its meaning and appeal amid a mood-heavy, home-front story about love, divorce, and renovation.
IndieWire’s Sundance review hails Rachel Lambert’s Carousel as a gently observant, grown-up romance anchored by Chris Pine’s measured Noah and Jenny Slate’s Rebecca; the film focuses on the everyday realities of love—divorce, aging parents, healthcare costs—trusting its audience to follow a nuanced, character-driven story rather than conventional romance beats, with Pine delivering a career-defining performance and Slate balancing wit and longing as the couple confronts a complicated past.
With nine NFL head coaching jobs opened (one filled by the Giants' hire of John Harbaugh), this piece previews the eight remaining vacancies and profiles top candidates—Brian Flores, Chris Shula, Nate Scheelhaase, Kevin Stefanski, Klint Kubiak, Robert Saleh, Vance Joseph, Jesse Minter, Grant Udinski, and Mike McDaniel—and discusses how their fits could reshape each franchise’s rebuild.
Files by Google has received a Material 3 Expressive redesign featuring an animated multi-browse carousel with parallax effects, a centered toolbar replacing floating action buttons, and a narrower navigation rail on phones, enhancing the app's visual appeal and usability across devices.
YouTube Music is testing a new carousel-focused redesign of Now Playing, which includes actions like thumbs up/down, Save, Share, Download, and Radio. The timeline scrubber is lower on the screen, and the play/pause button is now white instead of being themed. The new design could replace the YouTube Music overflow menu, which has become unwieldy. Few users currently have access to the redesign, which was previously rolled back in January.
Google is introducing a new feature called "Perspectives" in search results that will show insights from journalists, experts, and other relevant voices to provide different perspectives on certain search topics. The feature will appear under the "Top Stories" box and will include tweets, articles, and other relevant content. Google is committed to bringing authoritative and trustworthy information in the box and will remove content that violates its policies. The feature will be available soon in English in the US on desktop and mobile.