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John Mulaney is bringing his brand of dry, self-effacing humor back to Saturday Night Live.
The gifted comic, who is himself a former SNL writer, last hosted the show in April 2018. He was and is only the third former writer who wasn't also a cast member to get the hosting gig (after Conan O'Brien and Larry David, so pretty good company).
Now he's set to return on March 2, as was confirmed when he tweeted out the show's typical host announcement image from his own Twitter account. Thomas...
You may want to just slow your roll for minute with this whole foldable phone thing.
While electronics giants such as Samsung are reportedly charging ahead to release smartphones that bend as early as this year, at least one major player in the space is taking this opportunity to sit back and see how it all plays out. That would be LG, whose head of mobile Brian Kwon told reporters that the company has decided now is not the right time for LG to release a phone that bends.
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Slowly but surely, spinning discs are dying out, and Samsung just put another nail in their coffin. The company told Forbes that it’s done producing 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players — and CNET was able to confirm that Samsung is halting production on at least some of its 1080p Blu-ray players as well.
“Samsung will no longer introduce new Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray player models in the US market,” a Samsung spokesperson told CNET.
Technically, there’s still the possibility that Samsung may...
Aaron Judge is entering spring training at full health and, according to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, is "as healthy as he's been probably since he's been in the big leagues."
Pro Piacenza, a financially strapped club in Italy's Serie C, lost 20-0 to Cuneo on Sunday during a game in which they were able to field only seven players.
Tiger Woods completed his third round at the Genesis Open with a 65 and headed back out for the final round.
Joel Wallenstrom Contributor Joel Wallenstrom is president and chief executive of Wickr, a secure communications company. Before Wickr, Joel co-founded iSEC Partners, one of the world's leading information security research teams, later acquired by NCC Group, and served as Director for Strategic Alliances at @stake, one of the very first computer security companies in the industry. More posts by this contributor Exposure of your sensitive data isn’t a bug,...
There are objects in our lives that will forever be tied to childhood: a favorite toy, for example, or the first chapter book that you read and truly connected with.
For most of us, these items are forever lost — long ago consigned to the dustbin of Goodwill. Not so for Professor John Pfaff, who on Feb. 16 shared with the world a discovery that blasted him straight to his personal past: a working 30-year-old Apple IIe computer.
"Oh. My. God," he tweeted. "An Apple IIe. Sat in my...
The Alliance of American Football had a solid first week. Here’s all you need to know to watch the Week 2 action.
The Alliance of American Football had what seemed to be a successful debut with its slate of Week 1 games. The football, overall, was entertaining and there was some novelty to seeing many players who didn’t cut it in the NFL getting a second chance.
The AAF features 10 weeks of regular season play followed by their own playoffs. Each week has four games, primarily on...
Social media is increasingly the internet: Facebook was founded in 2004, and it ate the web as we knew it then — a collection of microsites and curiosities run by so many individual proprietors, individually. It used to be that personalization was what you did to your site; now it’s found in the ads you’re served. Peach — the microblogging platform— was seemingly designed against those circumscribed possibilities, as an antidote to the weird world-eating dominion of the Twitters and...
Fossil hunters in Korea discovered long-dead spiders preserved in rock. And to the delight of scientists, the arachnids' eyes are still reflective — some 110 million years after the creatures died.
It's rare for insects and arachnids — which are far more brittle than shelled sea creatures — to become fossilized in rocks. But for reasons still unknown, a couple of these spiders did fossilize, and the unique shape of their eye structures continue to reflect light — even in their...
Long live the honey dip!
The honey dip dunk is an all-timer, so if you’re going to bring it out during the NBA Slam Dunk contest, you better add some spice to it.
Uhh, yeah, I think Hamidou Diallo’s twist on it qualifies.
THE MAN DUNKED OVER SHAQ.
SUPERMAN ALERT!
Hamidou Diallo leaps over @SHAQ and finishes with the HONEY DIP DUNK for a 5?0?! #ATTSlamDunk #StateFarmSaturday @NBAonTNT pic.twitter.com/izASQbFDYC
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Alec Baldwin's President Trump returned to NBC's "Saturday Night Live" after a few weeks away to declare a national emergency and explain why the country needs a wall on its southern border.
Brian Stelter and his panel examine Fox News' use of the word "coup" after former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe said in an interview with CBS that the Justice Department held meetings about Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and questioned whether there was cabinet support to remove President Trump.
Vice President Mike Pence was met with an awkward silence after mentioning President Trump at a security conference in Munich.
This is why we can't have nice things.
Thanks to a public uprising, Amazon has backed off its plans to bring a new headquarters to Long Island City. CNN's Jon Sarlin explains why Amazon should have seen the backlash coming.
The deal was supposed to be foolproof.
After Amazon announced the company would not be building their second headquarters in New York, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said she believed the company "has not shown good faith to New Yorkers."