I was watching a political speech from 2020 and something about the mouth movements felt off, so I ran it through two different detection tools.

One was a free online checker that just gave a 'likely fake' percentage. The other was a forensic analysis plugin for DaVinci Resolve that my buddy let me use. The free tool said 87% fake, but the plugin showed me exactly why: inconsistent lighting reflections in the eyes and a weird blur pattern on the teeth that didn't match the rest of the face. Seeing the specific artifacts made it click for me. Has anyone else found that just getting a 'score' is way less useful than actually seeing the breakdown of flaws?

I keep seeing folks at the studio rush the cooling of their solid color rods, and it's causing cracks every time.

My old brick saw finally gave out on a job in Tacoma last Thursday.

The motor just seized up halfway through cutting a batch of pavers, and I had to finish the day with a hand chisel. What do you guys do for a backup when your main gear fails on site?

Overheard two stylists arguing about that viral Selena Gomez 'secret wedding' rumor

I was getting a coffee in West Hollywood yesterday and the people behind me were going back and forth about whether Selena Gomez actually got married in Italy last month. One stylist said she saw a private jet manifest with her name and a mystery guest, but the other said it was just for a brand shoot. I mean, the jet thing sounds real, but maybe it's just me but I think if there were real photos, we'd have seen them by now. Has anyone else found a solid source that actually proves or kills this story?