Closing the Hand Gap: A Dataset for Smarter Grasping
Researchers have unveiled a comprehensive dataset pairing human and robotic hand movements to advance the field of dexterous manipulation.
Why the original Stranger Things cast aren’t back for new ’85 spin-off on Netflix
The new series launches on the streaming service next week, April 23rd. It takes place between seasons two and three of the original show, and follows the group as they battle fresh threats from the Upside Down.
Chris Evans breaks silence on Avengers: Doomsday return as “amazing” trailer debuts
The first official trailer for Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday is here, and it’s full of exciting moments and a huge number of characters. The trailer ends with the highly anticipated return of Chris Evans as Captain America.
FC Mobile could be bringing back a shard-like system with new Star Signings feature as per leaks
It looks like the new system will focus on something called Star Shards. These shards will let you sign players directly, rather than only using packs or the draft. This information comes from MadridistaaFC, a source who’s been accurate with FC Mobile leaks before, so it’s likely to be true or a serious possibility.
Brooklyn Beckham mocked for calling rocket arugula in latest cooking video after snubbing estranged mum Victoria on her birthday: ‘He forgets he is not American!’
David and Victoria Beckham’s son, 27, caused upset among his Instagram followers on Thursday when he posted about making a salmon salad. This came after he reportedly ignored his mother’s 52nd birthday, and fans were critical of his post’s wording.
New Cheap Trick album shows they’re far from ‘All Washed Up’
Eddie Van Halen, a groundbreaking guitarist known for his innovative two-handed tapping technique, lost his battle with cancer in 2020. Gregg Allman, the distinctive singer of hits like “Whipping Post” and “Midnight Rider,” died in 2017, just three years after the Allman Brothers Band disbanded. Last year saw the passing of musical icons Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, Sly Stone, and Ozzy Osbourne.
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Paul W. Downs
In 2011, Downs relocated to Los Angeles, but he and Aniello quickly landed a writing and acting job on the New York-based show “Broad City,” which meant they spent several years living and working on the East Coast. They now reside in Los Feliz with their young son, and are enjoying life there.
‘Beef’ Season 2: The creator breaks down how he depicted petty revenge with OJ and a wiener dog
Lee Sung Jin, the mind behind Netflix’s dramatic series exploring themes of social inequality, bitterness, and life’s unpredictable nature, often draws inspiration from real-life events. A few years ago, a simple road rage incident in Hollywood – caused by Lee being slow to react to a green light – sparked the idea for the show’s first season. He initially considered a story about a failing tennis partnership, but abandoned that plan after a similar movie, “Challengers,” was released. Instead, a loud argument he overheard from a neighbor’s house gave him the new idea he needed to begin a new story.
Passion spills over in the loose-limbed ‘Erupcja,’ starring Charli XCX
Showing footage of a volcano erupting alongside the Polish title helps you understand the word’s meaning – and that’s exactly what the film does. It starts by giving the visuals a retro, 1960s art-house look with color tints and a vintage Polish song reminiscent of Henry Mancini, all to create a feeling that something both beautiful and unsettling is about to happen.
The town may be called ‘Normal,’ but Bob Odenkirk’s unlikely action hero isn’t
What does “normal” really mean? In Ben Wheatley’s film, it’s the name of a typical American small town in Minnesota. Ulysses Richardson (played by Odenkirk) is the temporary sheriff there, filling in after the previous sheriff passed away. He’s charmed by the town’s idyllic, classic American feel, and describes everything in long voicemails to his wife – these messages act as the story’s narration.