Jake Gonzales

One billion more people are now facing extreme heat stress every year compared to what we saw back in the 1970s. A study published this month in Nature Climate Change reveals it’s not just the daytime heat that’s the problem. Nighttime temperatures are rising too—about 0.58 degrees Fahrenheit per decade on average—which means your body gets fewer hours to recover from the heat before the next day hits. The consequences are serious.

A Single Camera Move That Defined Urban Cinema There’s one shot you’ve seen a thousand times in movies, even if you didn’t know it had a name. It’s the Tootsie Shot—a protagonist walking down a jam-packed city street, surrounded by crowds, moving through the urban hustle with purpose. You’ll spot it everywhere: in Working Girl, Midnight Cowboy, Wall Street, Heartburn, Elf, Bridget Jones’s Diary, The Devil Wears Prada, and The Wolf of Wall Street. The list goes on.