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3D modeling, 3D printing and virtual reality (VR) are becoming more and more useful in the visualization of complex congenital and structural heart anatomies, offering clinicians ways to move beyond traditional 2D imaging.

The last month, along with my health problems (my heart), has taken away my ability to actively participate in social and cultural life. It has placed me on the margins, in the last row of the stadium called life. From there, one may see the entire scene and the gathered audience quite clearly, but the…

Posted in: Books, Critical Role, Pop Culture | Tagged: Critical Role: The Mighty Nein—Children of Empire, Random House Worlds

Tom Pelphrey and Sabrina Carpenter took home hardware at the 2026 Emmys on Monday night, but it was otherwise a slow night for TV shows and stars with ties to the Philadelphia region. 

Dakota Johnson is leaning on her social network following her split from Role Model.

Sharib Hashmi reveals how he landed the bigger cop role in Haiwaan after initially being offered a smaller part. Though he assumed he had missed the opportunity when nobody contacted him for months, a call from casting director Amarbir Bajwa changed everything

André 3000 is set to appear in Netflix’s anticipated live-action series inspired by “Scooby-Doo.” The streaming service recently confirmed that the OutKast rapper and musician has been cast in “Scooby-Doo: Origins” alongside McKenna Grace, Maxwell Jenkins, Sara Gilbert, and Cathy Moriarty. His role has not yet been revealed, but he’s expected to appear in one…

Actor Anupam Kher is all set to be seen in a new avatar in one of his upcoming projects. For the character, the veteran actor had to bid goodbye to his signature moustache.

The BBC has opened a search for a Head of Multiplatform Commissioning, a newly created senior leadership position tasked with building the broadcaster’s presence on YouTube, TikTok, Roblox and other third-party platforms.

Maura Higgins will host Disney+’s ‘Blind Date’ reboot, bringing the iconic dating show to a new generation