“The publicity generated by the attack on Mr. Chappelle helped police solve this crime,” Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón said in a statement

Dave Chappelle on Oct. 27, 2019, in Washington, D.C.

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The man a

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If 'X' is a classic speaker and 'Z' is that speaker reborn, what is 'Y'?

As Steven Spielberg woul

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Eliminate that echo and reverb.

Every home recording studio, including a streaming setup, should have acoustic foam panels to boost audio quality and diminish any unattractive flutter.

It’s daunting to DIY your whole studio setup, especially when choosing and installing the

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If you’ve ever tried shooting a video indoors where good sound is important, you’ve no doubt come across the issue of reverb. It’s the echo that you typically hear in a recording in a

Photographer Camden Thrasher was shooting a demonstration of US Navy fighter jets when he captured a remarkable close-up photo of a plane creating “shockwave lines” as it approached the speed of sound. The motorsport and aviation photographer was at the EAA Airventure ai

The world is now dominated by a hypersonic race, with superpowers scrambling to develop an aircraft that would travel at five times the speed of sound. However, several decades ago, a US Air Force pilot scripted history by becoming the first person ever to break the sound barrier.

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Marcus Mears III is the Reviews Editor for How-To Geek and Review Geek. He’s a lifelong technology enthusiast with over three y

This new fabric can capture sounds from the environment. Able to hear sounds, such materials could provide a comfy — and perhaps trendy — way to monitor body functions or aid with hearing.

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In a new series, What I Love, we’re asking designers to build us a mood board of what’s inspiring them right now.

Becky Shea has an affinity for craftsmanship. The New York–based designer tends to gravitate toward artisanally made pieces punctuated by natural materials and organic