A satirical Hollywood horror-romance novel is set to release next year from Hanover Square Press and debut author Clare Ogawa. The book, titled “This Town Will Eat you Alive,” follows an assistant who learns the movie exec she works for is turning into a tentacled monster that eats women alive. While obviously fictitious, the work
“Nanny McPhee” is coming to the West End. A new musical based on the character and penned by Emma Thompson — who starred in and wrote the screenplay for the beloved 2005 film and its sequel — is set to world premiere in London next summer. “When the mysterious figure of Nanny McPhee arrives at
Taylor Swift opened up about the process of writing and recording her 2012 hit “I Knew You Were Trouble,” revealing that it was initially penned as a “really sad ballad” before she was encouraged to incorporate dubstep. Swift reflected on the song’s creation during a Q&A at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles last week,
Machines are increasingly used to edit written results.Credit: Getty A new “humanizing” academic tool aims to personalize the tone of research papers written with an artificial intelligence program, in part by erasing apparent signs of AI use. Some researchers praise the tool, but others express concern. The tool, launched on June 20, is designed for
Two hundred and fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a new Google commercial asks: What if the Founding Fathers had access to Google Workspace? With the tagline “Group project, but make it 1776,” the ad shows a mid-draft, virtually invisible Thomas Jefferson receiving an annoying text from Ben Franklin, leading to
