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Archives for March 2025

Jess Weatherbed
Jess Weatherbed
Artists and CERN explore the quantum realm.

The “Quantum Visions” art exhibition being hosted at Tabakalera in San Sebastián, Spain celebrates 2025 being proclaimed the “International Year of Quantum Science and Technology” by the United Nations. Eleven artists, including former CERN artists-in-residence, are featured at the exhibit, with works in a variety of mediums that have been inspired by the subatomic world of quantum theory. It sounds like a neat experience, even if my brain hurts just thinking about it.

“Entangled binary network (Hello, world!)” by Joan Heemskerk
One of the exhibits is “Entangled binary network (Hello, world!)” by Joan Heemskerk, which “speculates on a quantum internet network connecting two entangled fields.”
Art: Joan Heemskerk
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Jess Weatherbed
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Andor’s first three episodes are streaming on YouTube.

To get folks hyped up for the upcoming debut of Andor’s second season on Disney Plus April 22nd, Disney has put the show’s entire first season on Hulu and uploaded its first three episodes on YouTube. Additionally, on March 13th, Andor creator Tony Gilroy will host a live, hour-long rewatch event streamed on YouTube “with select talent,” which better be code for “Diego Luna and national treasure Kathryn Hunter.”

Mia Sato
Mia Sato
The many faces of JD Vance.

His distorted face has been inescapable on social media — blown up and tinted like a blueberry, smooth and textureless, edited as a Minion and Furby. What began as “an easy own” has spiraled into a full-blown meme of making the vice president look like a child with a propeller hat and candy. Vance, apparently, is definitely not mad and is laughing, actually.

Mia Sato
Mia Sato
Those angry town halls are hitting a nerve.

The National Republican Congressional Committee is instructing representatives to stop holding in-person town halls, Politico reports. In recent weeks videos have gone viral of heated town hall meetings, where Republican representatives are being grilled for their support of DOGE and Donald Trump’s agenda.

Republicans — including Trump — have pushed the false claim that the outrage at events are the work of “paid troublemakers.”