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Cruel meme about time has Gen X feeling 'dazed and confused'

The “forgotten generation” has hit peak mid-life crisis time, as Gen Xers find themselves careening through their 40s and 50s. And like presumably every generation before them, they’re reeling a bit, asking, “How did I get here already?” as they pluck gray hairs out of weird places, send kids off to college and obsessively check …

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DIIV Is Navigating Feeling Like A ‘Frog In Boiling Water’ As They Announce Their New Album

Shervin Lainez DIIV announced that their next album, Frog In Boiling Water, will be arriving in May. The band also marked their return by sharing the lead single, “Brown Paper Bag,” which finds them taking on a darker tone while blending pop and rock. This darkness will be carrying over through the rest of the …

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‘That light, queasy feeling’: Apple’s New Vision Pro is turning heads—and churching stomachs

Apple’s new Vision Pro headset has been turning heads since its launch last Friday—with videos going viral of awkward users pinching their fingers and bobbing their heads in public as they try to navigate the “spatial OS” generated by the headset’s 23 million pixel micro-OLED display.  But the immersive computing experience is also churning stomachs, …

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‘Orion and the Dark’ Examines the Very Real Feeling of Living with Perpetual Fear

Based on the children’s book by Emma Yarlett, Netflix’s Orion and the Dark looks no different from any other DreamWorks Animation project. The setup also possesses an unshakable déjà vu quality as a little boy, Orion (Jacob Tremblay), meets whacky supernatural entities and embarks on an adventure that will change his life forever. There’s one …

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