Thursday's Top Stories

From Rick James on a couch to enjoying a “Lazy Sunday” at the movies, these are the sketches that helped shape our comedic sensibility.

Since “Joker” is more of an intimate character study rather than a CGI spectacle, Warner Bros. was able to control costs in addition to raking in cash.

Making too much of those who achieve success early can make it seem that the rest of us are destined to be also-rans for the rest of our lives.

Ministry of Supply creates dress clothes using innovative materials and advanced construction. Their Apollo Dress Shirt uses NASA technology to keep you comfortable from mid-heatwave commute to office AC.

As hospital patients in Venezuela found out earlier this year during a five-day nationwide blackout, power cuts do more than just turn out the lights.

There are potentially tens of millions of subscribers out there for Netflix — who already use the service via someone else’s login. Can it get them to pay up?

Doctors have now treated several patients with CAR-T, the new cancer gene therapy — but have also had to scramble to manage side effects.

Venture capital subsidizes unprofitable businesses like WeWork and Uber. Society pays the price.

The Astros got rocked in Game 2 of the World Series, losing 11-2 to the Nationals and falling 2 games behind in the series. But it wasn’t all bad for Houston, as they got to witness Simone Biles’ ceremonial first pitch.

In this post, we’ve collected six of the very best PlayStation-exclusive titles. Each one is absolutely worth playing at full price, so they’re a steal now that they’ve been marked down.