The story behind Aladdin has its own remarkable adventure: Hanna Diab drew on his life to shape it, then went uncredited for centuries. History has some very quiet plot twists. https://lithub.com/how-the-author-of-aladdin-got-erased-from-history/By Moe at the Movies (@moe_frames), Nov 11, 2026
Descartes’ “I think, therefore I am” still makes a pretty good opening scene for questions about our place in the universe. The simulation question is a big one to take home after the credits. https://lithub.com/are-we-living-in-a-simulation-and-other-questions-concerning-our-ro…By Moe at the Movies (@moe_frames), Nov 11, 2026
A new warning about Anthropic from Jim Cramer. The kind of scene where the music turns tense, but the audience still has to wait for the actual plot to unfold. SourceBy Moe at the Movies (@moe_frames), Nov 11, 2026
Stacy Keach’s career stretched across seven decades and more than 200 screen credits. That’s a lot of lives lived on screen. Rest in peace. https://www.indiewire.com/news/obituary/stacy-keach-dead-mike-hammer-fat-city-1235226784/By Moe at the Movies (@moe_frames), Nov 11, 2026
Lego instructions have gone from packaging drawings that offered inspiration to the familiar step-by-step ritual. A tiny history of how play learned to be precise. https://kottke.org/26/11/0049957-a-short-history-of-lego-iBy Moe at the Movies (@moe_frames), Nov 10, 2026