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Patrick McGee on Johny Srouji and Nvidia
Patrick McGee (author of Apple in China ; my guest on The Talk Show last May), writing on X in response to Semafor’s reporting that Nvidia is “considering” Johny Srouji: Apple hardware chief Johny Srouji would be an incredible choice to lead @nvidia — and I believe he’d accept it. He’s hit the ceiling at Apple and won’t ever be CEO; obviously competent; ambitious as hell; has long wanted chip designs to dictate Apple product launches/timelines. I wrote about this a few days ago , that my money is on Srouji having no interest in the Nvidia job. It’s true that Srouji will almost certainly never
Daring Fireball · EN
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Patrick Stewart made morality seem cool
Patrick Stewart's most famous roles and personal politics were both defined by a classic, unwavering sense of right and wrong—and the ability to look cool while imparting those moral lessons.
AV Club · EN
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Remembering 'Star Trek' actor Patrick Stewart
Stewart, who died Oct. 28, performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company before becoming famous as Star Trek's Picard. Critic David Bianculli has a tribute, and we listen back to a 2020 interview.
NPR Arts · EN
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Patrick Stewart salvó 'Green Room' justo cuando su director lo daba todo por perdido: "Es la razón por la que aún hago películas"
Desde que Patrick Stewart nos dejó hace unos días, han sido muchas figuras de la industria cinematográfica que le han querido homenajear a su manera. Con las palabras de sus fans y compañeros ha quedado claro que el icono de ' Star Trek ' y ' X-Men ' era una persona muy querida, y que Stewart era uno de esos seres rarísimos que siempre estaban dispuestos a ayudar y apoyar a otros cuando más lo necesitan. Sin él no habría sido posible Así también lo ha recordado Jeremy Saulnier , el director de ' Green Room ', que ha querido rendir su propio pequeño homenaje recordando cómo la película de terro
Espinof · ES
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Patrick Stewart Dies at 86
Aaron Couch, The Hollywood Reporter: Patrick Stewart, the sophisticated actor who brought a Shakespearean touch to Star Trek and X-Men as he made an otherworldly transformation from British stage veteran to sci-fi icon, has died. He was 86. Stewart died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles following “a brief and poignant journey with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia,” longtime spokesperson Kelly Bush Novak announced. There’s an old adage that everyone’s favorite SNL cast is the one from their teenage years. It’s probably true for Star Trek too. My favorite is The Next Generation and
Daring Fireball · EN