People & culture

  • 10 of the best TV shows of 2026 so far

    [ad_1] From an outrageous Ryan Murphy body horror to a new Game of Thrones prequel [ad_2] Source link

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  • AI Culture Readiness Assessment Guide

    [ad_1] 74% of companies struggle to achieve and scale value from AI (BCG, 2024). The technology isn’t the problem. Most of these organizations have perfectly capable technology stacks. What they don’t have is a culture that can support AI at scale. Most AI readiness assessments focus on data infrastructure, technical talent, and computing resources. They…

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  • Watch the Titanic and Lusitania Sink in Real Time: One Fast,…

    [ad_1] Asked to name famous ship­wrecks at a bar triv­ia night, a fair few par­tic­i­pants might think imme­di­ate­ly of Pearl Har­bor, whether or not they can recall that it was the USS Ari­zona bombed there. More firm­ly with­in liv­ing mem­o­ry sits the SS Andrea Doria, though she’s hard­ly the cul­tur­al ref­er­ence she used to be.…

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  • Let’s Be Yearny: What Celibacy Taught Me about Sexual Desire

    Let’s Be Yearny: What Celibacy Taught Me about Sexual Desire

    [ad_1] Asking a celibate guy for advice on intimacy feels, to many, like asking a vegetarian to judge a barbecue competition. But that assumption says more about our cultural scripts than it does about celibacy. In the ’60s, the sexual liberation movement argued that we needed romance and sex to be happy but that sex…

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  • The genius of The Sopranos’ most shocking episode

    [ad_1] On his podcast Talking Sopranos, Michael Imperioli, who played Christopher Moltisanti, said he believes Mencken’s quote reflects Chase’s attitude towards consumer culture. This is at its most prominent in Members Only, when Carmela forgives Tony after he buys her a new car, which she rubs in the faces of her friends Ginny Sacrimoni (Denise…

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  • I Could Never Afford an Executive Assistant—Until Claude Became Mine

    I Could Never Afford an Executive Assistant—Until Claude Became Mine

    For as long as I can remember, I’ve watched CEOs glide through their days while someone else held the wheel. The executive assistant wasn’t just an employee. She was the quiet architect of their entire existence. She knew the calendar better than they did. She spotted the money moves before they did. She turned raw…

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  • Mutant Murder Most Foul! Hellfire Gala Interrupted By Myster…

    [ad_1] The X-Men’s Hellfire Gala, mutantkind’s biggest—and sometimes deadliest—celebration, is back for another drama-filled night of mystery, betrayal and Omega level fashion in X-Men: The Hellfire Murder #1, hitting stands in July. As is tradition, X-Men: The Hellfire Murder #1 will be written and drawn by a spectacular lineup of current X-Men creators including Jed…

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  • AI Is Here.

    AI Is Here.

    How to Adopt, Adapt, and Advance I’m 60 years old. And I’m just getting re-started. That’s not a line I expected to be writing at this point in my life. Most people my age are thinking about winding down, wrapping up careers, simplifying, preparing for what comes next. But something unexpected happened to me over…

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  • Chilli’s Glass House

    Chilli’s Glass House

    You Might Be Living In, Too There’s a moment you probably know. Someone you admired does something that makes you sit back and go, huh. Not shock. Not quite anger. More like recognition. Like the thing you’d suspected but could never name just walked in and took a seat. That’s what happened when Chilli’s receipts…

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