In 2017, Emily Olson, a stay-at-home mom who lives in Boulder, Colorado, started selling custom puppy prints and portraits on Etsy. His watercolors were simple and relatively inexpensive (images of saucer-eyed corgis and malamutes in mini-tuxedos, which sold for between $75 and $300 each), but dog owners loved them: “They were a labor of love,”
was everything Chris Martin’s idea. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the Coldplay frontman called Hugh Evans, CEO of Global Citizen, for whom he curates the Global Citizen Festival, to propose something new. “Wouldn’t it be amazing,” Evans remembers Martin saying, “if we could do the first World Cup halftime show?” Evans agreed and
in the day After its release, I woke up at dawn and drove 25 miles to the Philadelphia suburbs to see Christopher Nolan’s film. The Odysseyin one of the few remaining theaters in the Northeast equipped to project large-format, super-high-resolution 70mm IMAX films. I arrived to find groups of loafers in “NOLAN” sweatshirts and Letterboxd
It’s not a good time to discover you’ve misread your movie ticket, but 3.20am on a Saturday outside the Imax in central London is a particularly bad time. The movie started at 4:15am, not 4am as I had previously thought. It was 15 minutes of sleep I would never get back, on top of the
Jensen Huang arrived in Tokyo with gifts: a series of artificial intelligence and robotics partnerships for Japan’s tech industry, and red bean buns for the crowd. On Wednesday, the Nvidia CEO visited a red-lanterned izakaya, a traditional Japanese bar, in Tokyo’s Kanda district, where a crowd gathered outside hoping to catch a glimpse of “kawa-jan”
Jan is surprised by the support he has found for his specialized hobby. “I’m completely overwhelmed by the community,” he tells WIRED. “Maybe viewers feel exactly the same as I did when my friend cut that piece,” he reflects. “And I hope that many of my viewers now feel inspired to dive deeply into the