Jordan Harrison’s vividly imagined drama at Playwrights Horizons skips across centuries, past and future, as it depicts the evolving relationship between people and technology.

Stuart Anderson is a senior contributor to Forbes who writes about immigration, business and globalization. He is the executive director of the National Foundation for American Policy, a ...

Racing 92 have announced the departure of head coach Stuart Lancaster with immediate effect to end a difficult time in Paris for the former England boss. The 55-year-old joined Racing in 2023 and ...

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Stuart Sternberg of the Tampa Bay Rays is one of baseball’s most successful, impactful owners in the past 20 years. But if Sternberg cannot salvage the Rays’ stadium deal in St. Petersburg ...

Bryce Dallas Howard recently detailed watching Tom Cruise get “sucked” into the crowd while promoting the 1992 film Far and Away, directed by father Ron Howard.

Stuart O'Grady has achieved a huge amount over the course of his career. But it is telling that, among the Tour de France stage wins, wearing the yellow jersey in 1998, the Paris-Roubaix crown ...

In the nearly 70 years since, CGI, as it has come to be known, has increased in quality and usage, now being found in nearly every major film released and being able to replicate dynamic action ...

Tesla disappointed its followers, investors, and Wall Street experts a little – last year ... across the parallel universes of vehicular CGI as a member of the imaginative guild of digital ...

But what films truly stand out among the now seemingly endless supply of films produced using computer-generated imagery (CGI)? Rotten Tomatoes went on a mission to find out. Using extensive data ...

The Oscars have given out 96 awards for Best Picture in their long history. Here’s one thing you should know about each film, from ‘Wings’ to ‘Oppenheimer.’ ...