Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield Leaves Salesforce to Focus on Gardening and Personal Projects
Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is leaving parent company Salesforce less than two years after Salesforce acquired Slack for $27 billion.
Apple Plans to Move More iPhone Production Out of China Despite Covid Rules Easing
Apple is telling suppliers to prepare for assembling more iPhones and other Apple products in India and Vietnam as the tech giants diversifies its supply chain away from China.
Here Are the 25 People Powering the Creator Economy
Meet Susan Wojcicki, Connie Chan, Hamish McKenzie, Telfar Clemens and the other stars of the $100 billion creator economy.
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Pantone’s 2023 Color of the Year is ‘Viva Magenta’
Created with the help of AI, Pantone said its newest color of the year draws from technology and nature.
Looted Antiquities Worth $24 Million Seized from Met Trustee Shelby White
Shelby White, a prominent philanthropist and antiquity collector, has had 23 pieces taken from her collection by the Manhattan DA’s Office.
Florida Lawmakers Consider Reversing Disney’s Penalty Now that Bob Iger is Back
Florida lawmakers might re-establish Disney’s status as its own private government after it took action to end that privilege in April
Amazon Layoffs May Reach 20,000, Double The Number Initially Reported
Amazon could lay off as many as 20,000 employees in the coming months, double the number initially reported, affecting employees across the company.
Meet the Seven Dwarfs of the Corporate Boardroom
What’s it like to work for a company at which Happy is the ever-sunny founder, and Sleepy dozes off in board meetings?
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Review: A Nuanced Jennifer Lawrence Performance Can’t Save ‘Causeway’
This thoughtful, muted character study about recovery from physical and emotional trauma never lives up to its meaningful subject matter.
What’s Leaving Streaming This December
Be sure to catch these thrillers, comedies, and dramas before they take their leave from streaming later this month.
The Anonymous Instagram Account That’s The Gossip Girl of the Publishing World
An interview with the team behind @xoxopublishing, the IG meme account that functions as a publishing-world news source, posting tips accumulated via anonymous DMs.
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Power Employers: The Companies US Students Most Want to Work For
A survey of 50,000 college students revealed the most in-demand employers among U.S. students.
The DeFi Dozen: Here Are the Hottest DeFi Companies of 2022
Observer and CoinDesk studied market capitalization, valuation based on venture investment and more to identify the hottest DeFi companies of 2022. Here they are.
Arts
Audra McDonald Is Broadway’s Busiest (And Most Awarded) Star
The six-time Tony winner spent Saturday onstage at Carnegie Hall and opens in ‘Ohio State Murders’ on Broadway on Thursday, in what she calls “the most difficult role I’ve ever played.”
Review: ‘A Beautiful Noise’ Is A Portrait of The Rock Star As Depressed Senior Citizen
This sloppy Broadway embrace of Neil Diamond is a jukebox musical in search of a plot.
Goodbye, ‘Citizen Kane’: Does Ranking ‘Best Movies’ Even Make Sense Anymore?
The Sight & Sound poll has been around for 70 years. But even the publication itself is questioning whether its signature list is useful or even relevant.
Banksy’s Ukraine Murals Are a Message of Solidarity and Hope
The reclusive street artist Banksy painted seven murals in devastated cities across Ukraine last month.
Billionaire Revlon Owner Ronald Perelman is Selling Off His $21 Million Furniture Collection
The $21 million furniture and design collection of Ronald Perelman, a prominent art collector, will be sold by Sotheby’s later this month.
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Amal Clooney Embraced All the Sparkles in a Glamorous, Crystal-Embellished Gown
She wore a bejeweled Valentino Couture gown for a very special occasion.
Florence Pugh Stole the Show in an Ethereal Rodarte Ensemble
She embraced the naked dress trend and balletcore aesthetic.
Can Zelle Fraud Be Halted by a Tech Fix? Some Say Yes.
The big banks that own the Zelle payment system are working on a risk-sharing program to reimburse the growing number of fraud victims. But several companies report that a biometric guard against fraud already exists.
Former Reality TV Star Lo Bosworth Wants You To Be In Touch With Your Body
Lo Bosworth’s career started in reality TV on Laguna Beach and The Hills, but it has flourished online where she is a wellness entrepreneur.
Goldman Sachs Traders May Receive Smaller Bonuses Even as the Bank’s Revenue Rises
Goldman Sachs traders may receive smaller bonuses this year, despite being on track to post the biggest annual revenue in a decade.
Kate Middleton Visits Harvard in a Sophisticated Houndstooth Dress
The Princess of Wales chose a polished and ladylike collared frock for her trip to Cambridge.
‘Spoiler Alert’: This Cute, Weepy Romantic Drama Could Have Been More
A gay couple faces cancer in this adaptation of journalist Michael Ausiello’s memoir. You will likely cry, but gimmicks and a lack of chemistry weigh things down.
Tesla Finally Begins its Semi Truck Deliveries After Five Years of Hype
Elon Musk announced the first deliveries of Tesla Semi trucks on Dec. 1. He claims the electric hauler can drive 500 miles on a single charge even fully loaded with 82,000 pounds of cargo.
Crypto Scammer Sentenced to Prison for $20 Million Hacking Theft
Nicholas Truglia, a member of a group which conducted a 2018 crypto heist targeting investor Michael Terpin, was sentenced to prison and ordered to pay restitution.
Twitter Again Suspended Kanye West, This Time for Posting a Swastika
Kanye West is again suspended from Twitter for posting a hateful symbol.
US Stocks Drop After a Better-Than-Anticipated Jobs Report Suggests Inflation Isn’t Yet Tamed
The jobs report makes a slowdown in rate hikes less likely, as wage growth, coupled with a still-tight labor market, means inflation may persist.
A Spookily Powerful Chatbot Has Finally Arrived
For years, chatbots have never measured up to the hype surrounding them. But OpenAI just changed that.
‘The Son’: A Stellar Hugh Jackman Makes This Engrossing But Downbeat Movie Worth It
A family copes with painful issues of mental illness, divorce, and worse, but detailed performances from Jackman and Laura Dern achieve a balance that is rewarding.
Elon Musk’s Brain Chip Company Neuralink Reveals Progress and Is Met With Skepticism
Elon Musk’s neuroscience startup Neuralink said its brain chips could someday help blind people restore vision and paralysis patients walk again.
Desperate to Get Advertisers Back, Twitter Is Holding a Buy-One, Get-One Free Sale for its Biggest Clients
Twitter is offering ads at deep discounts to entice its departed advertisers.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: December 2-8
From spies and detectives to ghosts to disappearing dames, this week is full of movies and shows with fascinating characters.
Left-Wing Twitter Accounts Criticizing Elon Musk Are Being Suspended for “Platform Manipulation and Spam”
Left-leaning users on Twitter, such as economist Dean Baker and researcher Andrew Lawrence, were banned from the platform.
Allie Rowbottom On Her Novel ‘Aesthetica’: “No One Was Writing The Book I Wanted To Read About Plastic Surgery.”
Rowbottom explains the impact Lana Del Rey — and her own experiments with cosmetic procedures — had on her unforgettable novel about society’s obsession with body modification.
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What to Watch on Streaming This Week: November 25-December 1
From a shocking FIFA docuseries and a heartwarming documentary about the Mars rover to a great Chadwick Boseman performance and a quirky sci-fi movie, this week has everything for your streaming pleasure.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: November 18-24
Exciting sequels, remakes, and new takes promise to make this week an exciting one on streaming.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: November 11-17
From new British miniseries to buzzy fall movies, there’s plenty to feast your eyes on this week.
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Review: ‘Dodi & Diana’ Asks if a Relationship Can Survive the Past
From playwright Kareem Fahmy, ‘Dodi & Diana’ is a play reckoning with love’s survival on the anniversary of the death of Princess Diana.
Biennale Report: The Venice Biennale Celebrates the Feminine Surreal
In the 59th Venice Biennale, “The Milk of Dreams,” they spotlight women surrealists and the global perspective on living in the current era.
Review: Soprano Sondra Radvanovsky Brings Back ‘Medea’ With Vengeance
The Met Opera’s ‘Medea’ featuring Soprano Sondra Radvanovsky in the titular role is unmovable: focused on blood.
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Kate Middleton Suited Up in a Polished Burgundy Ensemble
The Princess of Wales is a big fan of the tailored set.
Kate Middleton Wore Three Different Looks for Her First Day in Boston
See all of the Princess of Wales’ best fashion moments from the tour.
Alibaba’s Jack Ma Has Been Secretly Living in Japan After China’s Crackdown
Alibaba founder Jack Ma has been living in Tokyo for the past six months, reports say. The Chinese billionaire largely disappeared from the public eye in late 2020 following his clash with Chinese authorities.
The Best Stocking Stuffers for the Most Special Man in Your Life
From the perfectly practical to the wonderfully frivolous, these are the best petite presents for the most special guy in your life.
Jet Set: Beach Vacation Must-Haves
From a sleek one-piece and linen PJs to a vegan leather toiletry bag and chic sun hat, here are the travel pieces we’re loving and coveting right now.