Folk wisdom in a place I've come to think of as Productivity World holds that Benjamin Franklin was a big user of to-do lists. (Of course he was. Can you think of anything more Benjamin Franklin-y than a to-do list?) The Atlantic's Amanda Mull recommended this same "productivity hack" in 2023. Tim Ferriss's four-hour workweek is only an eleven-hour improvement over John Maynard Keynes's fifteen-hour one. In other words, productivity is a long-standing obsession. |
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It's Thursday night in Philadelphia; the Eagles and the Washington Commanders are about to square off at Lincoln Financial Field, and I'm just trying to keep up along the sidelines. It's bright, and it's loud. Bone rattling, even, thanks to the stadium's pumped-up pregame playlist. But the biggest star on the field isn't padded up. It's not A. J. Brown or Terry McLaurin. Instead, it's 32-year-old sideline reporter Taylor Rooks. |
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He transformed himself into a terrifying clown in It and a ruthless villain in John Wick. But he goes deeper for this December's Nosferatu. Is the thirty-three-year-old actor—who doesn't even enjoy seeing scary movies—Hollywood's new dark prince? It's not just his ability to transform that surprises; it's his desire to embrace such characters at all. Deeply flawed and occasionally even disgusting, these are not the roles that make a man a movie star. That's okay—Skarsgård is searching for something else. |
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