iStockphoto Got a heartwarming-yet-bonechilling story out of the north today. Grab a mug of cocoa and cozy up to a fire for this one folks, because it’s about to get chilly: NY Times– This latest tale of Canadian resilience took place this past Saturday when Robert, a 6-foot-4 high school

— Variety (@Variety) September 11, 2020 Attention, all ye thespians currently enrolled in Stella Adler scene study intensives and Yale School of Drama summer repertory programs: you’re wasting your money. The old ways of breaking in to Hollywood are dead. Now, you simply need to amass 60 million

Praise be: the perpetrator of the biggest Twitter hack in history has been apprehended. His name? Couldn’t tell you. We keep arrested minors’ names anonymous in this country. Not an ordinary 17-year-old. You don’t say. He lives in an apartment by himself and he just happened to infiltrate the

See, that blew me away. This kid A.J. can tap liters of soda like tuning forks and name the flavor from their pitch. My question is, if he came out and did that on the America’s Got Talent stage, would he get a standing ovation? I’d stand and clap but I worry that it would go right over the head of

We’ve all heard from the various adults affected by the virus. But nobody has been talking to the kids. We did. We brought a real live teenager onto our show. His name is Isaac and he goes to boarding school. He tells us about how he’s dealing with online classes, how teachers have implemented