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television9 days ago•28 min saved

Midyear TV Highlights: 2026’s Standout Series (Unranked)

A midyear roundup by Variety critics Aramide Tinubu and Alison Herman features 20 unranked, alphabetically arranged TV picks from the first half of 2026 across streaming services (Peacock, HBO, Apple TV+, Hulu, Prime Video, Netflix, AMC, etc.). The slate spans horror, drama, comedy, and genre-bending series, showcasing sharp writing, bold concepts, and standout performances (examples include The ‘Burbs, The House of the Spirits, The Testaments, The Pitt, The Vampire Lestat, and Widow’s Bay, among others).

via Variety|

#best-of-2026 #lists #streaming

arts-and-culture2 months ago•1 min saved

Rethinking the Great American Songwriter

Israel Daramola critiques the NYT's list of the 30 greatest living American songwriters (and a runner-up list), arguing that such rankings are engagement-driven and often miss the deeper question of what truly makes a great songwriter, inviting readers to rethink the criteria beyond fame or headline-worthy controversy.

via Defector|

#arts-and-culture #culture #lists

technology9 months ago•13 min saved

Top Lists to Maintain and How to Keep Them Effectively

The article discusses the importance of keeping organized lists across various tools and platforms, shares insights from the community on their list-keeping habits, and highlights recent tech updates and gadgets, including new apps, devices, and software developments. It also announces the transition of the Installer newsletter to a subscriber-only format and features Marques Brownlee's homescreens and current interests.

via The Verge|

#apps #lists #productivity

technology2 years ago•1 min saved

"Google Maps Enhances Summer Travel with AI-Powered Itinerary Lists"

Google Maps is introducing a new feature that utilizes lists from its community and third-party sources to help users discover places to visit. These lists include expert-curated recommendations from sources like The Infatuation, Lonely Planet, The New York Times, and OpenTable. Additionally, Google Maps will curate its own lists based on popular places and will introduce features such as Trending, Top, and Gems lists. Users will also have the ability to manually arrange list items and link to social content. Furthermore, Google is using AI to identify dishes in pictures and provide relevant information based on the menu. These updates will roll out globally on Android and iOS later this month.

via 9to5Google|

#ai #google-maps #lists

technology2 years ago•1 min saved

"Streamlined News Following: Mastodon's Latest Update Simplifies the Process"

Mastodon, the decentralized Twitter alternative, has introduced lists in its latest Android app update. Users can now create custom lists to categorize their follows based on specific topics or interests, decluttering their home feed and engaging with certain topics on their own terms. The update also includes a redesigned home tab for easier navigation. It is unclear when lists will be available on iOS or web platforms, but Mastodon's teams are working on new features and improvements. Mastodon faces competition from other Twitter alternatives like Bluesky and Meta's Threads.

via The Verge|

#android-app #decentralized #lists

technology3 years ago•2 min saved

Pocket introduces multi-collection feature for organizing articles, videos and websites.

Pocket has introduced a new feature called Pocket Lists, which allows users to create private lists of saved articles, videos, and websites. The feature is currently available in the US on the web and will be available globally next month and on mobile later this year. Pocket has also released a new version of its iOS app with personalized recommendations and a more streamlined user interface, while on Android, it will now save log-in credentials for websites. Some features have been removed, but Pocket plans to bring back some of them within a few months.

via Engadget|

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