Brendan Fraser's Oscar felt like a comeback for the ages, yet the subsequent years haven't included any leading roles from ...

Gutt at CES 2025 Additionally, the glasses can connect to Google Maps to download routes and direct users to specific destinations or objects, like benches. A transformative impact for its users ...

The Mummy (1999) | Image via: Alphaville Films In Stephen Sommers’ The Mummy (1999), Brendan Fraser’s rough and charming Rick O’Connell brought adventure and humor to the big screen. But it was ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is partnering with Oakley to launch new artificial intelligence (AI) powered glasses, the tech giant announced Friday. The new smart glasse… ...

And just like that, Brendan Fraser boarded the ride of a lifetime, his O’Connell swaggered into The Mummy with a perfect mix of Indiana Jones charm and pulp action chaos. With Rachel Weisz, John ...

For the next 2 hours, I covered Apple's announcements wearing Xreal's display glasses, and they worked better than I expected. The One Pros projected my laptop monitor clearly, removed glare that ...

Landry said her glasses used to have some brown in them, but she's mostly used the clear ones she now wears pitching for the Volts. You might also wonder how she keeps them from sliding off her face - ...

[Update: June 30, 2025: The Andy Warhol Museum has invested in six pairs of EnChroma colorblind glasses. The glasses will be available to borrow at the museum starting on July 14.] Andy Warhol’s ...

An ancient mummy which archeologists identify as female and from the pre-Inca Chancay culture is partially excavated after being discovered by city workers digging a natural gas line for the company ...

Of course the glasses were a key part of why he was able to keep his identity a secret and, while the book doesn’t try to explain how it works as explicitly as others here, its creator has.

Meta teases Oakley AR glasses. “The next evolution is coming on June 20,” reads the caption to a teaser video republished by Meta CTO Andrew “Boz” Bosworth.