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Tom Cruise on Why He Keeps Taking On New Challenges: "Something That Will Live Through Time"
At the Japan premiere of DIGGER, held on the KK Line (the former Tokyo Expressway) in Ginza, Tom Cruise spoke briefly with an interviewer about what keeps him pursuing new challenges as a filmmaker an
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The State of the Tech Industry in 2026: What Changed, What Didn't, and What Broke
Gergely Orosz writes The Pragmatic Engineer and hosts its podcast. In this LDX3 New York keynote, Orosz reported on recent visits to the headquarters of OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor and Ramp, and on conv
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What's New About Kracie's FERTHÉA: Why It Matters That an Affordable Brand Explicitly Claims "Liposomes"
Cosmetic chemist Kazunosuke rates FERTHÉA, the skincare brand Kracie launched on September 11, 2024, as "probably the most impressive" of the notable new releases they introduced in August and Septemb
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Silvia and the Tropicalization of the Mediterranean: Alien Species, a Warmer Sea and a Hope That Is Still Possible
Can the Mediterranean still be saved? The documentary tackles the question through the testimony of Silvia, an Italian ecologist who works with the research group Archipelagos in Greece. For her, the
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"Shin Mapo Curry" for a Spice-Loving Band Member: Ryuji Remakes His Signature Dish with Curry Powder
Culinary researcher Ryuji took on a job delivering food to celebrate the birthday of a guitarist from the visual kei band MUCC, and he cooked the dish right before heading to the live venue. The reque
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A Couple $1 Million in Debt Learns That a New Budget Won't Fix Their Money Problem
Rebecca, 43, and Matthew, 42, have been married for 16 years and have four children, ages 12, 10, 8 and 5. They live in an expensive area and, by Ramit Sethi's reading of their accounts, spend more th
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Nissan's Ivan Espinosa on Making Autonomous Driving Pay, Breaking Down Silos, and Knowing When to Step Down
In this second part of an interview with journalist Hisao Inoue, Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa covers several questions: how Nissan can turn its autonomous driving (AD) technology into a business, what the
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KATSEYE's Yoonchae on Acne, "American Makeup," and the Aegyo-sal She Can't Wear on Stage
In this Vogue "Beauty Secrets" video, KATSEYE member Yoonchae walks through her everyday skincare and makeup routine while getting ready. Her routine is built on a few clear principles: a careful clea
1:31:38Asbestos: Why a Fiber Banned Across Europe Is Still Killing People
Asbestos is widely seen as a problem of the past. It has been banned in dozens of countries, and in the United States its use has been heavily restricted for decades. This ARTE documentary argues that
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Inside Dove Cameron's Final Valentino Wedding Dress Fitting
Four days before her wedding, Dove Cameron is in Rome heading to Valentino for her last wedding dress fitting. She uses the visit to explain what she wanted from the dress, to talk through the details
15:54Making "Desperation Kimchi Fried Rice" in the Microwave, with No Stove and No Stirring
In this episode, cooking researcher Ryuji introduces a kimchi version of their popular recipe, "Desperation Fried Rice." Ryuji opens by saying, "I was so unmotivated that I was thinking about the rest
35:57Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa on Re:Nissan: Cost Cuts, a Smaller Footprint, and Competing with China
Can Nissan recover after its painful restructuring? In this interview with economic journalist Hisao Inoue, Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa, in the role since April 2025, says the recovery plan is on track a
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Rep. Jill Tokuda on the 2026 Midterms: Cost of Living, Democratic Humility, and Restoring America's Alliances
With the U.S. midterm elections approaching, interviewer Ryuichiro Takeshita of TBS CROSS DIG with Bloomberg spoke with Jill Tokuda, a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Hawai
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OpenAI's Tibo Sottiaux on Dots, Agents, and Making the AI App Disappear
Tibo Sottiaux leads ChatGPT and Codex at OpenAI. Lenny Rachitsky interviewed him in front of a live audience at DevDay, a few hours after his team launched more than 20 products. The conversation kept
27:59Ryuji Compares SUSURU's "Kita no Shoyu Chiho": The FamilyMart Chilled Version vs. His Own Homemade Recreation
Food researcher Ryuji's video is in two parts. In the first half, he taste-tests a chilled ramen that FamilyMart developed from the flavor of Kita no Shoyu Chiho, the shop run by ramen YouTuber SUSURU
9:31Brazil's Debt Trap: Installment Culture, Fintech Credit, Betting, and a Strained State
Brazil heads into an election with debt piling up at every level: households, businesses, and the federal government. This report from Bloomberg asks how Latin America's largest economy got here. Repo
29:55Statute of Limitations on Child Sexual Abuse: Survivors Take Their Fight from France and Spain to Brussels
The documentary starts from a single figure: in Europe, one in five children suffers sexual violence. Many victims spend years, sometimes decades, unable to speak. When they are finally ready to repor
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Four Strangers, One Grocery Store, 4.3 Million Calories: How the "Grocery Boys" Ate Their Way to $1 Million
This MrBeast video picks up where an earlier challenge left off. Four men who had refused to leave a grocery store for 67 days were offered a new deal: Jimmy would restock the whole store, and if they
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Can Someone With No Training Land a 737? Michelle Khare Tries It in a Full-Motion Simulator
Polls suggest many people believe they could land a passenger plane in an emergency. Michelle Khare says about one-third of Americans think they could do it with help from air traffic control. When sh
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Two Lost Shipping Containers, a $25,000 Barge, and a Live Alligator Inside
In this video, a group of creators set out to find two shipping containers they had spotted on Google Maps, get them out of the water, and open them up. Their pitch is that thousands of containers fal