The documentary format has gained in popularity during these uncertain times when AI is competing with fact-based media. I spent much of my time during the holidays surfing through docs, and Hitler’s Hollywood caught my… Read More »The Daily Heller: Entertainment, Propaganda and Enlightenment on the Silver Screen
A terracotta-toned palette of concrete, brickwork and tiles nods to Lappeenranta’s distinctive 1980s civic architecture at Sammontalo, a mixed-use community building in Finland by local studio Nervin Architecture. Located in Lappeenranta’s Sammonlahti neighbourhood, the 12,000-square-metre… Read More »Terracotta tones define community centre in Finland by Nervin Architecture
An AI pocket pet, a vibrating ultrasonic knife and a “paper battery” were among the interesting and unusual products on display at the world’s most influential technology fair, CES, in Las Vegas this week. Running… Read More »Ten gadgets that caught our attention at CES 2026
If your two-factor code isn’t arriving, start by checking your notification and app permissions to make sure alerts are enabled. Verify your device’s time is correct, as inaccurate clocks can prevent codes from working. Switch… Read More »Two‑Factor Code Not Arriving? Fix It
International Ice Hockey Federation president Luc Tardif has suggested that the David Chipperfield-designed Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena will not be fully complete in time for the 2026 Winter Olympics, which begins next month. Speaking… Read More »David Chipperfield ice hockey arena set to be unfinished for Winter Olympics
Staff members of the Musée du Louvre in Paris went on strike this week, demanding that plans to renovate and add a new entrance to the museum be scrapped in favor of building maintenance. The… Read More »Musée du Louvre strikers call for €700 million renovation plans to be abandoned