5 Cut FuelBand Features That Could Signal The Future Of Wearable Computing
By: Austin Carr
From creating "campfire moments" via device syncing to rewards systems, these FuelBand features were left on the cutting room floor--for now.
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Kremlin Under Siege By Steven Seagal
By: Joe Berkowitz
Steven Seagal left America to go teach those Russians a thing or two. About physical fitness. Seriously, this actually happened.
Showtime’s Search For The Real Dick Cheney
By: Susan Karlin
"The World According to Dick Cheney" launches Showtime’s new documentary series with a look at one of American politics’ most controversial figures. Noted documentary filmmaker R.J. Cutler talks about trying to get into the mind of this man.
“Burt Wonderstone” Screenwriters Make Movie Magic By Making Real Magic
By: Joe Berkowitz
"Freaks and Geeks" star turned screenwriter John Francis Daley and partner Jonathan Goldstein had a major challenge making dueling-magician comedy "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone"--magic tricks don’t invent themselves.
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A Young YouTuber’s Disney Parody Imagines Dark Fates For Princesses, Sets Internet Ablaze
By: Joe Berkowitz
YouTuber Jon Cozart divides himself into a barbershop quartet to sing four unconsidered alternate fates for the princesses of Disney movies.
The Second Screen Comes To The Movies With App-Enhanced Film, “App”
By: Paula Bernstein
The new Dutch thriller App incorporates a synchronized second-screen application into the story line.
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The Animated Workplace: Dreamworks’ “Six Pack” Approach To Building A Culture Of Creativity
By: Jessica Grose
Small teams, extracurricular art, and an open approach to failure help Dreamworks get the best from its army of animators and tech wizards.
