Fri. 06/12 - CGI Crowds & Virtual Barbers: Our New Normal

With fans not allowed in stadiums, some sports leagues are using computer-generated crowds to fill the stands. If your hair has grown to a completely unmanageable length, this new site can help. Scientists have discovered massive unidentified structures deep beneath the earth’s surface. How to work out like a medieval night. And some video recommendations for your weekend queue.

Links:

• Spanish soccer returns with computer-generated crowds, and it actually works (The Verge)
• Artificial crowd noise available to UK viewers after use in Bundesliga (BBC)
• How to Cut Your Hair in Quarantine: Here's What I Did (Nick Gray)
• You Probably Need a Haircut
• Scientists Have Discovered Vast Unidentified Structures Deep Inside the Earth (Vice)
• To Work Out Like a Knight, Try Donning Armor and Extolling Virtue (Atlas Obscura)
• Astronaut.io
• Jurassic Park: Low-budget Remake (Cardboard Movie Co., YouTube)
• This Low-Budget Cardboard Reproduction Of 'Alien' Is Pure Gory Genius (Digg)
• Saxophonist Cleverly Plays Into Giant Piece of Pipeline to Accompany Himself With an Echo in Perfect Pitch (Neatorama)
• Jackson Bird on Twitter