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Politics tamfitronics
Welcome back to another episode of TSR Live, where when it comes to Black sports, politics, and culture…nothing’s off-limits! Our hosts, Tone Kapone, On Air Keke, and Zach Boog, will be getting into everything! Trust us. You don’t wanna miss this!
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Top Stories Tamfitronics
Glen Powell recently heaped praise for his close pal and the A-listed celebrity, Tom Cruise.
During a new interview with E! Newsthe 35-year-old weighed in his friendship with Top Gun: Maverick co-star, Tom Cruise.
“(Tom)’s such a great friend and such a great mentor and it’s been such a special part of my life,” the Anyone But You star began.
He went on to claim, “Making that movie (Top Gun: Maverick) together was one that changed my life.”
Speaking of his newest release, TwistersGlen continued, “It really taught me a lot about how to make a big event movie and so many of those lessons on Top Gun were put into Twisters and it really benefitted.”
When asked about he planned on returning with Tom for another Top Gun, Glen laughed off the idea and noted, “That’s above my pay grade, man.”
“I’m sure those conversations are happening, but you know, Maverick is at the head of those,” he concluded.
This confession comes after Life & Style’s report that Tom Cruise has a strong, unfavourable influence on Glen Powell.
An insider said at that time “Glen’s learned from the greats like his idol Tom Cruise, but he’s turning people off with his single-mindedness and I am not surprised at all that his love life, at least for the years he was living in Los Angeles, was filled with dead end relationships.”
Technology tamfitronics
On Thursday, the Steve Jobs Archive revealed a new online exhibit that features Steve Jobs’s presentation at the 1983 International Design Conference. “The Objects of Our Life” exhibit features video footage of a 28-year-old Jobs explaining how technology will change the way things are done.
In the 55-minute video, Jobs talks about the history of computers and how the kids of the time are part of the “computer generation” and that, “in their lifetimes, the computer will become the predominant medium of communication.” He explains how computers can be used in education, financial transactions, software development, etc. At the time, the Lisa computer had just arrived in January, so Jobs talked about how it was made for creative design.
The exhibit has additional footage from other talks Jobs did at the event. One clip shows Jobs explaining what essentially is early work done with AI. “The human mind is very good at doing very complex things adequately,” said Jobs, “And there’s a ton of people now starting to look to the brain as a model of an architecture to build a computer.”
With an introduction written by Jony Ive, the online exhibit also features video clips of Jobs talking about design simplicity, the future of personal computers, how computers can augment human abilities, and more. The exhibit is available to visit for free at the Steve Jobs Archive.
Roman is a Macworld Senior Editor with over 30 years of experience covering the tech industry, focusing on the Mac and other products in the Apple ecosystem. He is also the host of the Macworld Podcast. His career started at MacUser, where he received Apple certification as a repair technician (when Apple did that kind of thing). He’s also worked for MacAddict, MacLife, and TechTV.
Health News tamfitronics
KFF Effectively being Files senior correspondent Aneri Pattani talked about how industry interests are positioning themselves and their wares to bag a portion of the opioid settlement funds on “Marketplace” on Jan. 15. Pattani also talked about how converse and local governments across the nation are the utilization of settlement money on Illinois Public Media’s “The 21st Impress” on Jan. 11.