I’m not sure how or why Liam Neeson added deadpan hilarity to his particular set of onscreen skills, but I’m thrilled that he ...

Long-time screenwriting partners Dan Gregor and Doug Mand both grew up spoof freaks, so yes, as they tell IndieWire, there's ...

The launch of Peacock, Python and Esther, the debut novel by academician, artist, and author Dr Zita Lobo, was held at The ...

Researchers at Tsinghua University have released a novel Python toolkit, scLT-kit, which automates the processing and analysis of single-cell lineage tracing data, delivering clear insights into how ...

Why Everyone’s Jumping Into AI Right Now AI isn’t just some tech buzzword anymore , it’s everywhere. From your phone's voice ...

Send your community news to [email protected] Camelford rocked to "The Sound of Music" and other popular music on Friday evening. The (other) SAS - the Seriously AwEful Symphonia - played an ...

Film festivals may lure you in with buzzy prestige pictures, but it’s often their strangest titles that make you stay.

Researchers at Tsinghua University have unveiled a new Python toolkit for automated single-cell lineage tracing and analysis—featuring rapid barcode ...

Physics and Python stuff. Most of the videos here are either adapted from class lectures or solving physics problems. I ...

Patrick Barlow’s spoof on the classic spy thriller deftly skewers Alfred Hitchcock — and is all the better for it.

A frequent editorial-meeting note from former Chron publisher, current Chron president Nick Barbaro is “So. What are we doing for Bastille Day?” While there’s not quite the outcrop of French ...