Georgina DiNardo
Emerging Technologies Beat Reporter at Inside Washington Publishers
@TODAYshow editorial intern and NYU grad student ৹ oxford comma cynic ৹ past: @InsideDefense @MilitaryTimes @ToTheContrary @TheEagleOnline
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today.com | Anna Kaplan |Georgina DiNardo
May 31, 2025, 1:25 PM EDT / Source: TODAYFour billionaire tech bros gather at a mountain mansion for a weekend retreat. What could go wrong? In “Mountainhead,” the new HBO dark comedy film from “Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong premiering May 31, almost everything manages to go completely off the walls when men behind the country’s largest tech companies get together for the weekend.
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today.com | Georgina DiNardo
May 28, 2025, 5:03 PM EDT / Source: TODAYWell, it's official. The cast of "Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans" has been announced and features a wealth of familiar faces. In celebration of half of decade of outwitting, outplaying and outlasting on a desolate island, "Survivor" Season 50's castaways are all former contestants.
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today.com | Georgina DiNardo
May 28, 2025, 4:58 PM EDT / Source: TODAY"F1: The Academy" hit Netflix May 28, highlighting the efforts of managing director Susie Wolff to get women more involved in all levels of motorsport, including getting a female onto the F1 grid. Yet the seven-episode docuseries explores more than just the fight for equality within racing, F1 Academy drivers also give viewers an inside look into their personal lives and what pushes them towards their dreams.
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today.com | Georgina DiNardo
May 27, 2025, 4:23 PM EDT / Source: TODAYJust like the rest of the world, it seems like Netflix is equally as obsessed with Formula 1. From the streamer's incredibly successful seven season docuseries "Drive to Survive" to a documentary about rookie Kimi Antonelli, Netflix has been showcasing all the F1 action. Now, a new docuseries called "F1: The Academy" from Hello Sunshine — Reese Witherspoon’s production company — is hitting the streaming giant, this time, highlighting women in motorsport.
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today.com | Georgina DiNardo
Although "Sirens," a new show starring Meghann Fahy, Julianne Moore and Milly Alcock, isn’t about mermaids, there sure are a lot of coastal views. “Sirens” is set on the fictional island of Port Haven, where a billionaire’s wife and her assistant have a charged relationship. The isolated setting is important to the plot, especially when outsiders burst into the elite enclave. The images are enough to make audiences long for summer. But where is the fictional island?
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