Call of Duty WWII Review: A stunning return to the beaches of Normandy

 For folks who have played Call of Duty since the beginning, this is a welcome return to the game they fell in love with. Soldiers appear more human, instead of looking like some futuristic, cyber-mutant Marine. And because the soldiers’ physical ability is limited — they can’t sprint too long before tiring or jump more than a few feet — strategy is now a priority. For… Read More

View More Call of Duty WWII Review: A stunning return to the beaches of Normandy

Instagram now lets you add any photos or videos to your Stories

 Instagram is turning on a feature that many users have asked for, letting users add photos and videos from their camera roll – even if they’re older than 24 hours. The limitation in place previously seemed designed to encourage Stories to be more of a repository for spur of the moment sharing (as well as a more accurate copy of the original Snapchat product), but Instagram seems to… Read More

View More Instagram now lets you add any photos or videos to your Stories

Can artificial intelligence revolutionize porn?

TwitterFacebook

Porn platforms offer many enjoyable things, but an easy-to-navigate user experience isn’t one of them. Now they’re hoping that artificial intelligence could change all that. 

In recent weeks, several major players in the adult entertainment space have announced plans to roll out AI-led features. Pornhub debuted theirs earlier this month, xHamster says it has a system in the works, and today YouPorn is launching their own version, along with a site redesign and a new logo.

The promise of AI is clear: to maximize personalization. Instead of relying on users alone to tag videos — which is haphazard and inconsistent — it will allow these sites to build a more comprehensive database of what they’re offering. And, in turn, it will allow viewers to find videos that are more closely aligned with their interests. Read more…

More about Artificial Intelligence, Porn, Pornography, Pornhub, and Youporn

View More Can artificial intelligence revolutionize porn?

Coffee Meets Bagel dating app introduces ephemeral video to foster authenticity

 Coffee Meets Bagel, the dating app that serves up a small number of targeted matches each day, has today introduced a new video feature to help users connect right on the app. “We learned that people don’t really feel a connection to each other until they meet, which makes any dating app feel like a lot of work,” said cofounder and COO Dawoon Kang. “We wanted to figure… Read More

View More Coffee Meets Bagel dating app introduces ephemeral video to foster authenticity

Famed VC Jim Breyer on finding the next Mark Zuckerberg (and much more)

 Yesterday, at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon, we caught up with Jim Breyer, among the most famous venture capitalists in Silicon Valley thanks to a decades-long track record of smart bets, most notably in Facebook. Breyer was the managing partner at Accel Partners, which invested $12.7 million in Facebook in 2005 when the company was priced around $100 million; that bet proved to be… Read More

View More Famed VC Jim Breyer on finding the next Mark Zuckerberg (and much more)

Journalists race to expose government lies in the first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Post’

TwitterFacebook

Well, this all feels chillingly familiar.

Steven Spielberg’s The Post centers on a team of journalists working to expose the U.S. government for lying to the American people. But it’s not a story about our current situation – it’s about The Washington Post publishing the Pentagon Papers in the 1970s.

Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks star as publisher Katharine Graham and editor Ben Bradlee, respectively, who put their careers and their freedom on the line in pursuit of the truth. 

The all-star cast also includes Bob Odenkirk, Carrie Coon, Sarah Paulson, David Cross, Alison Brie, Bruce Greenwood, Tracy Letts, Jesse Plemons, Michael Stuhlbarg, Matthew Rhys, and Zach Woods. Read more…

More about Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, Meryl Streep, The Post, and Entertainment

View More Journalists race to expose government lies in the first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Post’

Liam Gallagher asked someone to peel a potato live at his show

TwitterFacebook

Mere days after his brother Noel featured a scissor player at one of his concerts, Liam Gallagher has one-upped him with something even weirder

Oh, it’s … uh … it’s just a guy peeling a potato. Okay!

It all began on Tuesday, when Gallagher announced that he was “looking for somebody to peel some spuds live onstage” at a show that nightAs NME points out, Gallagher is fond of referring to his brother as a “potato,” so we are sure this makes sense somehow.

Im looking for somebody to peel some spuds live on stage tnight at this gig in Bethnal Green must have own peeler as you were LG x

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) November 7, 2017 Read more…

More about Uk, Potato, Oasis, Liam Gallagher, and Culture

View More Liam Gallagher asked someone to peel a potato live at his show

China Literature makes stellar public debut following $1B Hong Kong IPO

 China Literature, the e-publishing business backed by Tencent, enjoyed an impressive debut as public company with its share price rising as high double during its first day on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The business raised over $1 billion from the listing which saw it spin out from Tencent. The listing price was set to HK$55 and the share valued reached HK$110 in early trading, going on… Read More

View More China Literature makes stellar public debut following $1B Hong Kong IPO