• It's really easy to check if you're buying a stolen phone

    It's really easy to check if you're buying a stolen phone
    If you’re buying a used phone, there’s always been one critical thing to look out for: whether the device is stolen. And finding that out is getting a bit easier today. The US wireless industry, through its trade group the CTIA, has launched a tool called the Stolen Phone Checker, which lets you look up whether a phone has been reported lost or stolen.
    The site works by looking up a device’s IMEI, MEID, or ESN — unique codes that get assigned to every phone. These are som
  • 6 ways to survive bullying and feel good about yourself

    6 ways to survive bullying and feel good about yourself
    People once routinely brushed off bullying as a normal part of childhood that built character. Now we know with certainty that it actually tears people down in devastating ways. 
    The longterm risks of bullying, however, don't have to shape the rest of your life. While the research on protecting yourself from those effects is still limited, there are some important steps you can take to boost your resiliency and improve your coping skills. 
    SEE ALSO: How to protect yourself when live vi
  • I tried Microsoft’s first Mixed Reality headset and it was just like VR

    I tried Microsoft’s first Mixed Reality headset and it was just like VR
    Microsoft is planning to introduce a number of what it calls Mixed Reality headsets later this year. While the software maker first unveiled HoloLens as its answer to augmented reality, it has expanded its plans with a larger “Mixed Reality” focus. I got a chance at Microsoft’s Build developer conference to try out Acer’s Mixed Reality headset.
    The hardware itself felt comfortable on my head, and I was able to quickly adjust it for a tighter fit. It didn’t feel part
  • Become your mom's favorite child with the gift of a flower doughnut

    Become your mom's favorite child with the gift of a flower doughnut
    There has been talk on the internet of doughnuts going too far. A recent article argued that purveyors of fried dough have overreached with their unorthodox takes on the original treat. 
    But wary as I am of doughnuts made from fried spaghetti, Doughnut Plant's pretty "Doughflowers" make a strong case for the unusual.
    SEE ALSO: This craft beer company tackles food waste in a very real, delicious wayImage:lili sams/mashablePer the New York Times, the doughnut shop is selling pastries formed i
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  • Snapchat is testing a new way to make money — with Hello Kitty

    Snapchat is testing a new way to make money — with Hello Kitty
    Snapchat may soon be introducing a new way for it to make money — with a little help from some furry friends. 
    SEE ALSO: I'm starting to love Instagram Stories more than Snapchat because I'm incredibly thirsty
    A tipster sent us a snap taken by Gabe Lehrman, a partnership associate at Snap, that shows a selfie of him surrounded by a bunch of virtual stickers. The stickers are of characters in Sanrio, including Hello Kitty and Badtz-Maru.
    Text over the snap reads: "First partnered stick
  • 'Wonder Woman' box office predictions are all over the place. It's complicated.

    'Wonder Woman' box office predictions are all over the place. It's complicated.
    Box office early tracking is like a broken clock — there are times when either can be right. 
    So take this with a cinematic universe-sized grain of salt: Wonder Woman predictions for opening weekend in North America, which just started coming online this week, range from $65 million (modest, but acceptable) to over $100 million (still a bit soft, in my humble estimation).
    SEE ALSO: Did the 'Wonder Woman' sneak peek just reveal a major new character?
    The numbers come from a variety of
  • What to bring on a plane if your laptop is banned

    What to bring on a plane if your laptop is banned
    Life may soon get more complicated for anyone flying from Europe to the U.S.
    The U.S. is reportedly considering an expansion of the March electronics ban, which forbids anyone from carrying a laptop into a plane cabin if they're flying from eight Middle Eastern and African countries. If the U.S. Department of Homeland Security does what's expected, that same ban may soon apply to select countries in Europe as well.
    SEE ALSO: Confused? Here's how to get your laptop to your destination
    The reason
  • Bill Clinton has two ant farms, in case you were wondering

    Bill Clinton has two ant farms, in case you were wondering
    Bill Clinton loves ants.
    Yeah, you read that correctly. He loves 'em. In fact, Clinton loves the tiny insects so much that he is the very proud owner of two ant farms. Not just one. Two.
    On Thursday during a speech at the Partnership for a Healthier America Summit — an organization dedicated to fighting childhood obesity, chaired by former FLOTUS Michelle Obama — the former president revealed he is now the father of many cute little ants.
    Aww. 🐜
    SEE ALSO: Bill Clinton is co-w
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  • Trump tweeted at Rosie O'Donnell about the FBI director and maybe reads r/The_Donald

    Trump tweeted at Rosie O'Donnell about the FBI director and maybe reads r/The_Donald
    It's 2017, and the television personality who lives in the White House and gets to play with bombs over chocolate cake just tweeted at a rival television personality about an apparent (and rare) agreement over the firing of the FBI director.
    Also, does President Donald Trump read r/The_Donald?
    SEE ALSO: Trumpniks have no defense for the James Comey mess, so duh, they're blaming the media
    Trump dug up a tweet from last year from rival and comedian/actress/television personality Rosie O'Donnell on
  • WTF is Apple doing with a secret, car-focused office in Berlin?

    WTF is Apple doing with a secret, car-focused office in Berlin?
    Hey Apple: WTF is going on in Germany?
    The Cupertino company might be up to something on the down low in Deutschland, according to Business Insider's Sam Shead. The reporter investigated rumors of a secret Apple office focused on automotive development in Berlin, following an initial leak last year that Apple was snatching up German engineering talent in the wake of Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia.  
    It took almost half a year, but Shead's tenacity appears to have paid off. He claims to ha
  • Spring raises $65 million to fund a shopping mall on your smartphone

    Spring raises $65 million to fund a shopping mall on your smartphone
    As brick-and-mortar retailers flounder, investors are pouring money into new ways to shop on your phone.
    Shopping app Spring just raised $65 million to grow its online market of more than 2,000 clothing brands. 
    SEE ALSO: Venmo's in-app purchases are now available to everyone
    Fidelity Investments led the cash infusion with support from previous backers like Thrive Capital and Russian billionaire Yuri Milner. With the latest round, Spring has raised $100 million to date.
    Spring CEO Alan Tisc
  • Apple might reveal a new iPad next month

    Apple might reveal a new iPad next month
    A redesigned iPad Pro might be announced next month.
    9to5Mac has obtained an image of what it claims is an inventory listing for cases for an iPad Pro with a 10.5-inch screen — an iPad that doesn't exist yet.
    SEE ALSO: Apple sends out press invites for June 5 WWDC keynote
    According to the listing, Urban Armor Gear (UAG) is preparing to ship folio cases made for a 10.5-inch iPad Pro in June. 
    Case leaks are a dime a dozen and nothing new when it comes to revealing unannounced products,
  • Improbable grabs $502M led by Softbank at a $1B+ valuation for its virtual world Spatial OS

    Improbable grabs $502M led by Softbank at a $1B+ valuation for its virtual world Spatial OS
     Improbable, the London startup that has developed a platform for third parties to build vast virtual and simulated worlds, has landed a stratospheric round of funding to double down on its product and expand its ecosystem of developers. The company, which also has offices in San Francisco, has raised $502 million in funding led by SoftBank, with previous investors Andreessen Horowitz and… Read More
  • NES Classic is dead, but there's a new way to play Nintendo in HD

    NES Classic is dead, but there's a new way to play Nintendo in HD
    If you're still puzzled over Nintendo's baffling decision to discontinue the extremely popular NES Classic, I have some good news: Hyperkin's got your back.
    The hardware maker's latest creation — out May 25 — is the RetroN HD. It's basically a Nintendo Entertainment System, only it can play your old cartridges in HD.
    SEE ALSO: 'Minecraft' is now on Nintendo Switch. The good news is: It's still great.
    While you'll need to actually own copies of the games you want to play — unlik
  • Drug-resistant 'superbugs' thrived long before dinosaurs roamed the Earth

    Drug-resistant 'superbugs' thrived long before dinosaurs roamed the Earth
    Stealthy "superbugs" that cause dangerous infections are one of the world's biggest public health concerns. Yet these antibiotic-resistant microbes, which are spreading fast in hospitals, aren't a new phenomenon.
    Today's "enterococci" superbugs likely arose from ancestors dating back 450 million years ago, according to a new study in the journal Cell. That's around the time animals first emerged from the ocean and began crawling on land, and it's well before the age of dinosaurs.
    Scientists said
  • The 'Love Actually' reunion trailer is here to remind you that everyone is older now, including you

    The 'Love Actually' reunion trailer is here to remind you that everyone is older now, including you
    A lot has changed in the past 14 years. Our big ol' soft spot for Love Actually isn't one of them. 
    And NBC knows this, which is why they've just dropped a brand-new trailer for Red Nose Day Actually – the reunion special that brings the entire gang back together for a good cause (a version of which already aired in the U.K.).
    SEE ALSO: The U.S. version of the 'Love Actually' sequel will have one huge difference
    Everyone looks older and wiser, especially little Sam. Nowadays, he's a
  • Apple and Amazon: Rivals that are maybe starting to play nice

    Apple and Amazon: Rivals that are maybe starting to play nice
    When it comes to tech giants, Apple and Amazon have one of the better rivalries. 
    Both are trying to be the living-room platform of the future. Apple is doing that through Apple TV; Amazon is doing that through its Fire sticks and boxes. Neither wants to cede ground to the other, which has meant they haven't been playing nice.
    The result? No Amazon Prime Video app for Apple TV owners, and no Apple TVs available on Amazon.com. For now. 
    Amazon and Apple reportedly have a deal to end thi
  • Never be stuck in traffic again with this badass ride

    Never be stuck in traffic again with this badass ride
    The 'Hum Rider' is probably one of the coolest marketing ploys we have seen in a while. 
    Imagine being able to bypass traffic...while turning heads at the same time.  Read more...More about Cars, Transportation, Future, Truck, and Transportation Security Administration
  • Even experts think some pa$$w0rd-strength requirements are dumb

    Even experts think some pa$$w0rd-strength requirements are dumb
    You must use at least one uppercase letter, a symbol, and a number. Or, wait, maybe not. 
    According to the experts at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), some of the password-strength requirements drilled into our skulls over the years are actually not that helpful. 
    What's worse, they may be counterproductive. 
    SEE ALSO: New tool teaches you how to set stronger passwords
    As such, the institute issued a new draft of security guidelines on May 11, 2017, aimed
  • Woman almost rents the devil's house because it has a great bathtub

    Woman almost rents the devil's house because it has a great bathtub
    From what we've seen on the internet lately, house hunting feels less like you're making a huge, happy life decision and more like WTF is happening.
    Don't believe us? Well, there was that one house with what looked like a grave in the backyard and came with a mysterious upstairs tenant that will never pay rent. Or how about that other very quaint two-bedroom that we'd describe as cozy with a heaping spoonful of clowns?
    SEE ALSO: Well, it's come to this: Buy this house to get free avocado toast f
  • This Blade Runner 2049 trailer mash-up shows how much the new film respects the original

    This Blade Runner 2049 trailer mash-up shows how much the new film respects the original
    IMDb has put together a video that runs the latest trailer from Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 alongside scenes from Ridley Scott’s original film, showing that sequel is borrowing not only from the design and feel of the world, but its visuals as well.Our first glimpses of the film have seen a world that looks incredibly familiar, from the moody dystopian atmosphere and haunting music, but IMDb’s mash-up shows that the attention to detail lines up visually, too. The posit
  • Google Allo can now turn your selfies into cartoon stickers

    Google Allo can now turn your selfies into cartoon stickers
    Emoji and stickers are becoming more and more a part of how we communicate on a daily basis, and Google is getting in on the action with a new Allo feature that generates custom cartoon stickers out of selfies of you, according to Fast Co Design.Google being Google, though, generating your emoji avatar isn’t just a customizable tool, like Nintendo’s Miis or Snapchat’s Bitmoji. Instead, Google’s version implements machine learning and neural networks to map your facial fea
  • Saving the world can be profitable, and a new tool is showing how

    Saving the world can be profitable, and a new tool is showing how
    With their dollars and reach, entrepreneurs and investors have significant leverage to tackle the world's most pressing problems. A new tool shows them how — and that it's good for business, too.
    The Global Opportunity Explorer details out 300 ways companies can engage in "sustainable innovation," leading to better societies as well as new business opportunities.
    The platform's purpose is to inspire entrepreneurs and investors around the world to see big challenges — like world hunge
  • 'Minecraft' is now on Nintendo Switch. The good news is: It's still great.

    'Minecraft' is now on Nintendo Switch. The good news is: It's still great.
    Minecraft, the game that was released in 2011 but you could buy as far back as 2009, came out — again — on Wednesday, May 11.
    The Nintendo Switch version of the game is actually a repackaged version of the Wii U release, with some extra bits thrown in that were originally released as add-ons. If you're looking for something wholly new, look elsewhere.
    SEE ALSO: Nintendo games were used to smuggle spiders. Sweet dreams, gamers.
    If, on the other hand, you're looking for a way to play
  • 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword' is two movies in one, and one is way better than the other

    'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword' is two movies in one, and one is way better than the other
    The pitch for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is "Guy Ritchie does medieval fantasy." Or so it would seem based on the marketing, which tries very hard to convince you that it is cool and different and Not Your Father's King Arthur Movie. 
    SEE ALSO: The new King Arthur mobile game gives you the power of Excalibur
    The trailers are set to pop songs, and emphasize Arthur's upbringing in the mean streets of Londinium. Arthur himself has the body of a superhero (and the camera spends plenty of
  • Forget alligators, here is a giant python on a golf course

    Forget alligators, here is a giant python on a golf course
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  • Microsoft’s design video features a completely redesigned desktop and email app

    Microsoft’s design video features a completely redesigned desktop and email app
    Microsoft introduced its new Fluent Design System today at Build, which it believes will usher the company into the future with a whole new look and feel for its products. The design language focuses on five areas: light, depth, motion, material, and scale. In between talk of what all these choices mean and why they’re important, the company gave us previews of how we can expect to see it executed. From the looks of it, Microsoft is experimenting with the design of a new email client, file
  • Amazon Video for Apple TV will reportedly be announced next month

    Amazon Video for Apple TV will reportedly be announced next month
    The long wait to be able to stream TV shows and movies from Amazon on the Apple TV is nearly over. BuzzFeed News is reporting that an Amazon Video app designed for Apple’s set-top box will be announced at next month’s WWDC keynote. Recode revealed last week that Amazon and Apple were nearing an agreement that would bring to rest their years-long living room standoff. The Amazon app is likely to launch sometime this summer, though BuzzFeed News notes that the release timeframe could c
  • Magic Leap might finally be ready to put its platform in people's hands

    Magic Leap might finally be ready to put its platform in people's hands
    Magic Leap might finally be closer to its long-awaited launch — so it needs more developers to help prep the software that will run on the mysterious augmented reality platform. 
    The much-hyped company has been largely under wraps since its founding in 2011, minus some seriously impressive demo videos and massive rounds of funding from giants like Google and Alibaba.
    But unless you're Beyoncé (you're not), few in the public have seen any evidence that the platform actually exis
  • The anti-net neutrality bot spamming the FCC is pulling names from leaked databases

    The anti-net neutrality bot spamming the FCC is pulling names from leaked databases
    In March, security researcher Chris Vickery made a remarkable discovery. In one of the most notable operations of its kind, he said in a blog post, a group called River City Media had collected about 1.4 billion personal information records, and was using them for spam. “Chances are that you, or at least someone you know, is affected,” Vickery wrote. RCM said it had used legitimate marketing practices to collect the data, but regardless, the scope of the program was massive, and when
  • American Gods was just renewed for a second season

    American Gods was just renewed for a second season
    American Gods, Starz’s new fantasy series about deities and their sex lives, has been renewed for a second season. The news comes just two weeks after the series premiered to rave reviews, and Deadline reports that the new season is expected to launch in mid-2018.
    “Bryan Fuller, Michael Green and Neil Gaiman have evolved the art form of television narratively, structurally and graphically with American Gods, and we’re thrilled to be working again with these artists as they cont
  • McLaren has a sweet job offer for the world's fastest gamer

    McLaren has a sweet job offer for the world's fastest gamer
    Trophies are nice, and money is great, but a job offer to work as an F1 simulator driver for McLaren? That's definitely the coolest prize offered for any esports competion.
    McLaren is looking for the world's fastest gamer, and will put 10 finalists through rigorous tests and interviews before choosing one to join their prestigious racing team. Read more...More about Gaming, Jobs, Games, Careers, and Racing
  • 'American Gods' is blessed with a Season 2 renewal after two episodes

    'American Gods' is blessed with a Season 2 renewal after two episodes
    The TV deities are smiling on American Gods — Starz has given a Season 2 renewal to Bryan Fuller and Michael Green's modern-day fable two weeks after the show premiered.
    Based on Neil Gaiman's beloved novel of the same name, American Gods has earned more than five million multiplatform viewers for its first two episodes to date, according to Starz, with the first episode setting a premiere record for the network in live-plus 7 ratings with 1.6 million viewers.
    SEE ALSO: 'American Gods' jus
  • 'Game of Thrones' stunt set 20 people on fire in a day

    'Game of Thrones' stunt set 20 people on fire in a day
    They say that in the game of thrones you either win or you die, but stakes on the show's set should never run that high. According to Game of Thrones stunt coordinator Rowley Irlan, Drogon's fiery antics in "The Dance of Dragons" (Season 5, Episode 9) burned up to 20 people (19, according to the show's art director) — but was completely safe.
    Irlam and his team used a 45-foot flamethrower on a crane to simulate the dragon's head while it shot flames at almost two dozen stunt people. 
  • First Hydra took Captain America, now they're taking the White House

    First Hydra took Captain America, now they're taking the White House
    "Are we doomed?"
    This is a question I'm sure will run through the minds of many Americans upon learning that a url praising Hydra, a fictional Nazi terrorist organization from Marvel's Captain America series, re-directs to the official White House website.
    Yep. Yep. This is real.
    SEE ALSO: Marvel Comics has taken this Nazi Captain America thing too far
    On Thursday, ComicBook.com reported that the website www.hail-hydra.com brings curious users straight to President Donald J. Trump's official Whi
  • The Corsair Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque is as over the top as its name

    The Corsair Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque is as over the top as its name
    Corsair is not exactly new to making absurd-looking RAM — the company describes itself as “a world leader in enthusiast memory,” and has released products like the illuminated Corsair Vengeance LED, which adds fancy aluminum detailing and glowing lights to computer memory.
    It lights up, too, because how could it not?
    But the company’s latest release takes things even farther, with a special edition color variant of Corsair’s Dominator Platinum RAM. The Corsair Domin
  • We are what we wear — and that matters a lot in job interviews

    Interviews can be high-pressure. The last thing you want is to arrive at an office feeling awkward about your outfit. After working in the recruiting industry for over a decade, I’ve witnessed and heard about too many of those moments. 
    Your business professional interview outfit should be a stress-free experience, for both you and the hiring manager. Leaving a lasting positive impression starts the moment you walk in, starting with your physical appearance.   
    When I gradua
  • Star Neuroscientist Tom Insel Leaves the Google-Spawned Verily for … a Startup?

    Star Neuroscientist Tom Insel Leaves the Google-Spawned Verily for … a Startup?
    What could be going on at Verily that would lead the former head of the National Institutes of Mental Health to bail on Google-sized money and data? The post Star Neuroscientist Tom Insel Leaves the Google-Spawned Verily for ... a Startup? appeared first on WIRED.
  • 17 ‘MOM-isms’ about love, friendship, and life

    17 ‘MOM-isms’ about love, friendship, and life
    Mom knows best. Whether she’s doling out advice on how to heal a broken heart, reminding you to take a jacket, or simply teaching you about life, one thing is for sure: She’s always looking out for you.   
    In honor of Mother’s Day on May 14, we interviewed people to learn about the “MOM-isms” they often heard while growing up and aren’t soon to forget.   #1 “You have to kiss a lot of frogs – and maybe a few toads – before
  • Mr. Mature America

    Mr. Mature America
    For a group of 10 older gentlemen in Jersey Shore, the day started off at 11 a.m. as they hopped into a series of convertibles led by the day’s Honorary Grand Marshall Regis Philbin (yes, that Regis). What followed behind them were furries, hundreds of basset hounds and a group of women with signs that read "The Real Housewives of the O.C. (NJ)."After driving down the boardwalk with smiles from ear to ear and pageant waves to adoring onlookers and family members, the day had only just begu
  • A lava-filled crater larger than Lake Ontario lurks on Jupiter's moon Io

    A lava-filled crater larger than Lake Ontario lurks on Jupiter's moon Io
    If you happen to find yourself on Jupiter's moon Io, you could be in for some trouble. 
    The moon is thought to be the most volcanic place in the solar system, with hundreds of volcanoes dotting its surface and lava spewing all over the moon. 
    And now, scientists think they've spotted waves of lava moving through a huge crater on Io.
    SEE ALSO: 5 solar system worlds that are probably more watery than Mars
    Observations taken in 2015 but published this week in the journal Nature show what
  • Why being in control is actually terrible for you

    Why being in control is actually terrible for you
    Tania Luna, a partner at LifeLabs Learning and the author of Surprise: Embrace the Unpredictable and Engineer the Unexpected, tells us why letting go of control and letting the unexpected happen can intensify emotion and improve your life. Read more...More about Science, Happiness, Emotion, Control, and Unexpected
  • Truepic fights photo fraud on apps like Tinder and Airbnb

    Truepic fights photo fraud on apps like Tinder and Airbnb
     “Is that what they really look like?” “Did they Photoshop the pics of the house we’re renting?” “Is this actually what I’m buying or just a photo ripped off the Internet?” These are the questions Truepic wants to answer with the startup’s photo verification technology. Today Truepic unveils its SDK for embedding its tech in other products… Read More
  • Want to Save the Trees? Unleash the Fungus!

    Where logging and burning and farming have leveled forests and sapped the soil of nutrients, scientists are shrooming in the most sober sense of the word. The post Want to Save the Trees? Unleash the Fungus! appeared first on WIRED.
  • Guy scares the crap out of a bear using a dancing clown doll

    Guy scares the crap out of a bear using a dancing clown doll
    To many people in the world, bears are majestic and mysterious beasts — the king of the forest. To others, bears are a trash-eating nuisance. 
    Considering bears are capable of ripping off your face, getting them to stop eating your trash once they've discovered the deliciousness of your leftover spaghetti isn't so simple. Bear-proof trash cans can help, but they're smart creatures, and they love to eat trash.
    YouTuber Jordan Ogle discovered a brand new way to protect his garbage from
  • Live out your childhood dream of pure destruction in this rage room

    Live out your childhood dream of pure destruction in this rage room
    Step inside Singapore's first "rage room" and let your inner Hulk go smash. 
    It's claimed the rage room therapy can actually help with stress. It's probably a case by case kind of thing, but either way, it's definitely a good workout. Read more...More about Singapore, Real Time, Real Time Video, Real Time, and Real Time Video
  • We're no closer to 'Winds of Winter,' but George R.R. Martin does have a new TV show in the works

    We're no closer to 'Winds of Winter,' but George R.R. Martin does have a new TV show in the works
    While Game of Thrones creator George R. R. Martin is hard at work (we hope) on the sixth novel in his A Song of Ice and Fire series, Syfy has announced that they're developing another one of the author's stories for television. 
    Sadly, it's not set in the GOT universe — although Martin is said to be working on at least two of the four Game of Thrones spinoffs currently in development at HBO — and is instead based on the author's 1980 space novella Nightflyers.
    Set in the future
  • This robotic spider looks freakishly real

    This robotic spider looks freakishly real
    Norwegian Engineer Kåre Halvorsen has designed several robots inspired by insects, including the creepy MX-Phoenix hexapod. Read more...More about Science, Technology, Robot, Spider, and Insects
  • Water vapor found in the atmosphere of a hot, Neptune-sized planet

    Water vapor found in the atmosphere of a hot, Neptune-sized planet
    Astronomers have found lots of water in the atmosphere of a Neptune-sized exoplanet — a planet far outside of our Solar System. It’s just one of a handful of times that scientists have been able to detect water in the atmosphere of an exoplanet of this size and mass. And they’re using these measurements to piece together how this world may have formed.
    The planet, dubbed HAT-P-26b, was first spotted in 2011 tightly orbiting a star 430 light-years away. It was found because it&r
  • Can you guess which TV show lit 20 people on fire in one day?

    Can you guess which TV show lit 20 people on fire in one day?
    Game of Thrones stunt coordinator Rowley Irlam won an Emmy for his work on season 5 of HBO’s hit show, and it should be obvious why. He successfully coordinated the barbecuing of 20 people, and none of them died. That’s award-worthy, if you ask me.In a recent interview dug up by Watchers on the Wall, Irlam discusses what he considered one of the most dangerous Game of Thrones stunts — a season 5 sequence where the most bonkers-looking of Daenerys’ dragons protects her fro