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Triumph of Gothic Glamour at the Oscars: How Costumes from a Netflix Film Redefined Fashion

The film Frankenstein won an Oscar for Best Costume thanks to lavish creations that merge gothic aesthetics and couture, blurring the lines between fashion and film.

I watched “Project: Hail Mary”: Here’s how a space movie became a movie about us in 2026

The SF hit “Project Hail Mary” has arrived in cinemas, or as it is in the original, Project Hail Mary.

Car Pulling to the Side? It's Not Always Wheel Alignment

If a car starts pulling to the left or right while driving, most drivers immediately suspect poor wheel alignment. This is a logical assumption because improperly adjusted alignment can indeed change a car's behavior on the road. However, in practice, the cause is often elsewhere. Sometimes it's a minor issue that the driver can fix themselves, and sometimes the problem requires a more serious check at a service center.

ИНТЕРВЬЮ Актер Стивен Ри: Пришло время покончить с империалистической моделью мира

Гостем 14-го Белградского ирландского фестиваля стал актер Стивен Ри (род. 1946), который вместе с актрисой Рут Нега представил спектакль «Беккет/Поэзия» (режиссер Алан Гилленан).

Almost 200 artists demand Israel's expulsion from the Venice Biennale, threatening boycott

The world's most prestigious art exhibition faces a growing crisis after nearly two hundred artists, curators, and cultural workers participating in this year's edition signed an open letter demanding Israel's exclusion due to accusations of genocide.

Amid War with Iran: Trump Accelerates Development of $185 Billion "Golden Dome"

The cost of the American missile defense shield, Golden Dome, has increased by $10 billion to a total of $185 billion to accelerate the development of key space capabilities.

Should Djokovic Be Worried? This Robot Learned Tennis in a Few Days

A video of a humanoid robot playing tennis equally against humans has spread rapidly across the internet, surprising the public. The robot, named Unitree G1, demonstrated incredible court navigation skills, using forehands and backhands like a true professional. Thanks to a revolutionary learning system, this machine has managed to master complex sports movements in an incredibly short time.

Why Are Your Phone and the Internet Getting Worse? Norway Uncovers a Big Scam

The Norwegian Consumer Council has launched a major global campaign against a phenomenon that experts call 'enshittification' (the gradual degradation of digital products). This refers to the intentional lowering of the quality of services that were once excellent, such as social networks that are now cluttered with ads or software that intentionally slows down your old phones. Norwegians say that users would not accept someone shortening the legs of a table in the real world to make it wobbly, so they should not tolerate it on the internet either.

DIDS 2026: New Horizons

The Conference Day of Serbian Internet Domains (DIDS 2026), traditionally organized by the Serbian National Internet Domain Registry Foundation (RNIDS), was held on March 17 in Belgrade under the slogan 'New Horizons'. This event brought together leading domestic and international experts to analyze the transformation of digital identity in the era of artificial intelligence, online security challenges, and new global trends that will shape the internet space by the end of the decade. The conference began with an opening ceremony that introduced attendees to the topics that will define the coming years of online business.

Apple Warns: These Mistakes Are Slowing Down Your Home Wi-Fi and How to Speed It Up

Apple experts warn that most users are using default router settings that drastically slow down the internet and compromise privacy. Most people never access network settings, leading to frequent signal interruptions and easier hacker intrusions. Only a few strategic configuration changes can immediately speed up data transfer and secure your devices.

Historic Success from Novi Sad: Going Medieval is the Bestselling Serbian PC Game

A ten-member team from Novi Sad, gathered at the Foxy Voxel studio, has achieved historic success by selling over a million copies of their game Going Medieval. This medieval survival simulation has officially become the most successful Serbian PC game to date. After the great success of the early version, the game finally received its full release on March 17th with a lot of new content for players worldwide.

Scientists Discover Where a NEW OCEAN Is Forming: This Continent Is Slowly BREAKING APART! The World Map Will No Longer Be the Same

Hollywood has often presented us with end-of-the-world scenarios – movies like “2012” depicted spectacular but fictional apocalypses on the big screen.