On Wednesday June 5, cameras will begin rolling on Private Eyes West Coast, the light crime drama for Global that reunites Priestley and Sampson as quick-witted sleuths Matt Shade and Angie ...

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The European Union plans to step in to help save longtime media outlet Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) after United States President Donald Trump’s administration abruptly stopped ...

The camera of choice for the partnership is Polaroid’s Now Generation 3 (not the recently announced Polaroid Flip). Finished in a rich blue (not quite as dark as that equated with Yves Klein), the ...

Not only does Polaroid make some of the best instant cameras around, it also makes some of the coolest – and they don't get much cooler than its latest collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art ...

Extra teams with ID for an hourlong report on former talk show host Wendy Williams’ health woes and the #FreeWendy movement that’s rallying to get her released from a guardianship that has ...

American Experience is available to stream on pbs.org and the free ... camera. But turns out Andre 3000 and the rest of us got it wrong. Because the last thing you want to do with a Polaroid ...

It’s as simple to operate as you’d hope from such a camera, although connecting it to the Polaroid app (which ... tweak while leaving the main screen free of clutter. If the idea is to ...

The Impossible Project is releasing a new, old-timey instant camera on May 10th for people who want to be able to print their photos on the spot. It's called the I-1 , and it works like Polaroid ...

Edwin Land was always a dreamer. At 14, after a near-accident on a dark road, he made a plan to invent a solution for headlight glare. He later figured out that polarization would do the trick.

He thought that instant photography and the Polaroid camera, which first hit the market in 1948, would benefit mankind in exaggerated ways that have never quite played out. But Land was nothing if ...

Having recently launched in Australia, Polaroid describes the $399 point-and-shoot camera as its most powerful yet. If the Fujifilm we recently reviewed is too rich for your blood, the Polaroid Flip ...