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The Greatest TV Moments of 2017

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Nowadays, TV is everywhere. It's in living rooms, on laptops, streaming on phones. Very rarely are there events anymore that cause everyone to gather 'round the television set. But that doesn't mean folks don't bond over great TV anymore. From Master of None to Handmaid's Tale to Game of Thrones, a lot of shows had […]

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Even If MoviePass Dies, It Changed Moviegoing for Good

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Last fall, MoviePass rattled the movie theater industry by offering a seemingly impossible deal: go to a movie a day, every day, for just $10 per month. But what started as an insurrection has quickly become the norm. Even as MoviePass' financial position seems increasingly precarious, the subscription model it kickstarted in the US will […]

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You Can Now Live Out Westworld With Your Amazon Echo

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This Amazon Echo doesn't seem to understand that all I want is a whiskey. I'm seated in the Tribeca offices of marketing firm 360i and the haunting voice coming out of its little speaker just says, "Never heard of it." The problem is that me and 360i's creative director Andrew Hunter both gave the order […]

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While You Were Offline: And the Real Fake News Award Goes To…

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Maybe it's just us, but it seems as though everyone was on pins and needles last week. Between the looming shutdown of the US government, fretting over President Trump praising anti-abortion efforts, and everyone wondering just why Ja Rule was a trending topic on Twitter (no, really, why?), there was a lot of cause for […]

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How to Make—and Climb—a Frozen Waterfall

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Each winter, crackling and splintering ice echoes across the Uncompahgre Gorge, roughly 10 miles northeast of Telluride, Colorado. The sound signals high season at Ouray Ice Park, the world’s first and largest man-made frozen climbing grounds. The gorge’s walls are crisscrossed by 2 miles of pipes, crowned by a network of valves, showerheads, and faucets. […]