Dinosaurs needed to be cold enough that being warm-blooded mattered
Dinosaurs likely evolved warm-bloodedness to adapt to cooler regions early in their existence, influencing their ability to colonize extreme latitudes. [ more ]
Remote Work Reduces Innovation. How To Increase Innovation Wherever You Work
Remote work can hinder innovation and breakthrough discoveries, leading to the need for continuous adaptation in today's competitive work environment. [ more ]
What to do when returning to the workforce after a long break
Returning to work after a career gap requires adjusting to the work pace and culture, allowing time for readjustment and development of new habits. [ more ]
Six of the best: Manchester City's mainstays who have gone distance
Pep Guardiola's trust in six key players has been crucial in Manchester City's success, highlighting the importance of continuity and adaptation. [ more ]
The collaboration between filmmaker Quinn Shephard and author Rebecca Godfrey on adapting 'Under the Bridge' was affected by Godfrey's time constraint due to battling stage-four lung cancer. [ more ]
A cunning plan! Could Ben Elton bring back Blackadder?
Blackadder may return as an original play with new material, following the success of similar adaptations like Fawlty Towers and Only Fools and Horses. [ more ]
The Resurgence of Traditional Practices in Contemporary Culture
Revival of traditional practices enriches modern culture by merging old customs with contemporary demands, adding depth and continuity to society. [ more ]
This is how we do it: Since having prostate cancer I can't get an erection, but I still get just as much pleasure'
A prostate cancer survivor shares his experience navigating intimacy and sexuality after undergoing a radical prostatectomy, highlighting the importance of communication and adaptation in relationships. [ more ]
The adaptation of Dickens' novel 'Our Mutual Friend' in the play 'London Tide' falls short in capturing the complexity and wit of the original work. [ more ]
A Brookline Seafood Star Signs Off - And More Closings
Local Boston restaurants facing closures due to challenges like rising costs and the need for adaptation.
Transition of restaurant spaces into different concepts or test kitchens after closure, maintaining food offerings through other establishments. [ more ]
Stephen King's work has had a significant impact on the author's life and creative journey.
The author has been deeply influenced by Stephen King's novels and short stories, leading to a passion for reading and even adapting King's stories in high school. [ more ]
Leader Spotlight: Making magic with the right SDLC model, with Trevor Riley - LogRocket Blog
Adaptation is crucial for long-term success in product management.
Calibration of scrum ceremonies and artifacts is essential for fitting the software development life cycle to a company's resources and dynamics. [ more ]
Sufjan Stevens' Illinoise musical coming to Broadway
The musical theater adaptation of Sufjan Stevens' album Illinois, named Illinoise, is heading to Broadway in April.
The production features music and lyrics by Stevens, choreography by Justin Peck, and a story by Jackie Sibblies Drury, offering a unique blend of music, dance, and theater. [ more ]
Fallout 5 might be closer, and more live action, than you thought
The upcoming Fallout TV show is considered by its producer to be 'almost' Fallout 5
The show is an original story that explores the Fallout universe similarly to how Batman adaptations create new narratives within its universe. [ more ]
Dark Horse, Marc Bernardin Tackling Comic Adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 'Anansi Boys' (Exclusive)
Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman is being adapted into an eight-issue miniseries by Dark Horse Comics with Marc Bernardin as the screenwriter.
The adaptation of Anansi Boys allows for a fresh exploration of African folklore in a contemporary setting with a Black story devoid of standard tropes. [ more ]
'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' Isn't Faithful to a Fault-and It Deserves a Second Season
The Disney+ show Percy Jackson and the Olympians initially received praise for its fidelity to the source material.
As the season progressed, the show deviated from the books to add emotional depth and explore new perspectives on the mythological characters. [ more ]
Mother of all messes as two Oedipus productions announced in London
The Old Vic and Wyndham's Theatre have announced separate adaptations of Oedipus, prompting questions about the timing of the announcements.
The Old Vic's production stars Rami Malek and Indira Varma and will run in 2025, while Robert Icke's production will run this year at Wyndham's Theatre. [ more ]
Vichet Chum, a Cambodian American playwright, is exploring the challenges of being a teenager by adapting his debut novel for young adults, Kween, for the stage.
Chum's plays and book often revolve around Khmer identity and queerness. [ more ]
'Every bit matters': Six key takeaways from the latest U.S. climate report
Human-caused climate change is worsening and urgent actions are needed to mitigate its effects.
The report emphasizes the importance of deeper cuts in global net greenhouse gas emissions and increased adaptation efforts.
Every bit of avoided warming can prevent risk and suffering, highlighting the significance of taking action to prevent further heating of the planet. [ more ]
35 Years Ago, One Peculiar Roald Dahl Book Taught Kids To Be Rebels
Matilda is a heavily analyzed piece of children's entertainment that has thrived with two films and a Broadway musical.
Despite neglectful parents, Matilda teaches herself to speak, read, and do math at a young age and discovers she can control objects with her mind. [ more ]