Jeremy Clarkson's advertisement for his Hawkstone beer brand, featuring a choir of farmers singing 'Jerusalem', was banned by UK advertising regulators for portraying farmers as 'heroic' and implying the beer is made from British ingredients, which the regulator deemed misleading as the beer is brewed in Belgium using some imported ingredients.
This article traces the origins of Planescape: Torment by examining the tabletop Dungeons & Dragons settings that inspired it, particularly the Planescape campaign setting and its philosophical themes. It covers how the Infinity Engine games evolved from earlier titles and how the game's focus on story and dialogue diverged from traditional fantasy RPGs.
Simon Tatham closely examines a shell history screenshot from the movie *Tron: Legacy*, identifying plausible and implausible command-line details (e.g., `./cMech`, `make` runs, typos) and using the scene as a fun, educational exercise in realistic versus Hollywood-style terminal use.