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Where is this empirical, observational evidence that Mannkind’s emissions of CO₂ caused warming? All I can find, is computer-model generated, imaginary evidence, and people who conflate warming with evidence illuminating the cause of the warming.

As was true of virtually the entire Black Panther album, it didn’t have to be this good. But this four-man crew decided to dig in both on the All-Star cut and its imminently .gif-able video, elevating what could’ve been star-power-driven OST filler to one of the year’s most jaw-dropping rap singles. Jay Rock is the anchor, Future is the scene stealer, James Blake is… available… but the real star unquestionably remains Lamar, dodging traffic with his impossibly limber spitting, ending the marquee cut on a soundtrack to a billion-dollar film franchise sounding like an undiscovered prodigy still hoping to make an impression at open-mic night. King’s dead, long live King Kendrick. – A.U.

Comedy Central’s hilarious, New York-based sitcom already has 30 episodes under its three-season belt and has been renewed for a fourth and fifth season. Before Season 4 airs on Comedy Central in August, you can watch all of “Broad City” on Hulu.

Reyez got us from the first line of this statement of romantic independence: “You don’t have to tell me ’bout your body count/ I don’t need to know your exes’ names.” Born in Canada to Colombian parents, Reyez explores all levels of emotion on her piercing acoustic jam. She posses a voice that can be defiant and caressing; a style that traverses rap, pop and R&B; and enough cross-over appeal to snag a coveted performance slot at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards. – LEILA COBO

If a music video can leave you with one indelible image, it’s done good work. The video for “Papi Pacify" is one of the most erotic clips in recent memory, opening with a silent shot of a tall, brawny man with one hand around twigs’ throat and the other curling at her mouth. “It’s meant to ask questions of the viewer,” co-director Tom Beard told The Guardian. “Who’s got the control in this relationship? Who’s got the power?” There’s no unbraiding the sexual charge from the discomfort, just as there’s no forgetting the shot at 2:23, when twigs holds your gaze as the man takes his fingers from her mouth and pulls her into his chest as she continues to stare, looking nothing if not serene. – ROSS SCARANO

According to a report released in late September, jihadist attacks have claimed 229 lives in the country since 2015.

According to James Colles, Hamilton Construction engineer, the project is extremely challenging due to the location.

Vale is the main source of income for the 37,000 people living in Brumadinho, but as the death toll rose, public anger boiled over at the company.

Hi, my hands are covered in Tellarite brain goo, but believe it or not, I’m here to lighten things up

Bound is an enthralling delight of a VR experience in which you control a ballet dancer weaving her way through intricate levels. It first released on standard displays, but the move to PSVR really brought the game’s beautiful world to life. Vivid colors and bar-setting animation are given hypnotic new meaning, as is the game’s touching story. If you’re into a much more experiential strand of VR then Bound is definitely something you should check out.

Tom Yulsman is Director of the Center for Environmental Journalism and a Professor of Journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He also continues to work as a science and environmental journalist with more than 30 years of experience producing content for major publications. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Audubon, Climate Central, Columbia Journalism Review, Discover, Nieman Reports, and many other publications. He has held a variety of editorial positions over the years, including a stint as editor-in-chief of Earth magazine. Yulsman has written one book: Origins: the Quest for Our Cosmic Roots, published by the Institute of Physics in 2003.

Yeah, so my original point still stands: Discovery’s biggest weakness lies in expository dialogue. However, it’s nowhere near as bad as the first minutes of “The Vulcan Hello”: “Hey Captain Philippa Georgiou, with whom I have a very cordial relationship, may I explain our mission to you, even though we have been on it for several hours by now?” – “Of course, ambitious Commander Michael Burnham, who has been serving under me for seven years now. I’d appreciate if you’d also reiterate the purpose of Starfleet for me (since it’s not a “peacekeeping and humanitarian Armada”, as that other guy once said in a different universe).”