Could be worse Bringing Bollywood back to the Fringe is a welcome idea, as stage musicals in the style of colorful, high-energy, dance-filled films from India resulted in three of the most popular shows of last decade’s Fringes. The genre … Continued
The sheer existence of this live-action adaptation of the classic children’s book “Harold and the Purple Crayon” inspires a number of questions on a purely basic level. Who is this for? The book by Crockett Jensen, published in 1955, is … Continued
In the 48 hours after President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, she did something every working woman in America can relate to: She put her multi-tasking superpowers to work and got … Continued
Consider a man I’ll call Adam. He’s just gotten his PhD in biology and is applying for roles in a prestigious lab. He makes it to the final interview but doesn’t get the job. The hiring manager explains that although … Continued
The first time I used generative artificial intelligence, I felt like a kid at an amateur magic show. Is the card really floating in midair? The parents at this kind of show, of course, are less dumbstruck than the kids: … Continued