Frank Landymore is a freelance writer whose work focuses on a wide range of topics, including technology, current events, and pop culture. His articles have been featured in publications such as Futurism, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance. With a knack for blending humor and insight, Frank provides unique perspectives on the latest trends and developments in the world.
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By: Frank Landymore, Paul Hennessy Anadolu, Getty
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, the two NASA astronauts who were left stranded aboard the International Space Station following the failure of Boeing's Starliner, will have to wait even longer before they can return to Earth.
By: Frank Landymore
The sympathetic response to Luigi Mangione, the suspect charged for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has been described by some commentators as a modern update on a age-old American tradition: mythologizing the heroic outlaw.
The federal government is on the verge of a shutdown — and practically at the behest of Donald Trump's buddy Elon Musk.
By: Frank Landymore
An image on Google Street View that appears to show a man stuffing a body into the trunk of a car provided Spanish authorities with a breakthrough in a year-long missing person investigation, The New York Times reports.
We've certainly seen our fair share of demented behavior from AI models — but dementia? That's a new one.
Forget the cautionary tale of Icarus. NASA's Parker Solar Probe is just days away from flying into the Sun — or through its outer layers, depending on how you look at the maneuver — in a daring bid to glean the secrets of our star's megahot winds, Ars Technica reports.
By: Frank Landymore, Jaque Silva
Why does this feel like it's going to go horrendously wrong?
A Florida man has been ordered to pay $5,000 for shooting a delivery drone used by Walmart that he believed was spying on him.
Perhaps more than any profession, writers are infamous for their quirky and possibly counterproductive on the-job habits. In his heyday, screenwriter Paul Schrader would write exclusively at night, often until five or six in the morning. He fueled this with a lot of alcohol, nicotine, and cocaine (the latter a habit shared by many of his actors). While working on "Taxi Driver," he would stuff a pistol under his pillow when he eventually did go to sleep. At other times, he'd keep a loaded one on his desk.
Remember that huge panic around black spatulas? It turns out that the whole thing may have just been a crock of crap.
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