Explore More NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” had Oscar fever in its opening segment, ahead of Tinseltown’s big night. Marcello Hernandez and Heidi Gardner portrayed “Access Hollywood’s” Mario Lopez and “either Maria Menounos or Kit Hoover, they haven’t told me yet,” Gardner cracked. Mike Tyson, played by Kenan Thompson, was on hand as a hired security guard tasked with preventing another dustup like the Will Smith assault on Chris Rock. “I should warn you, the following things will set me off,” the fake Tyson announced.

Over the last 15 years, the evolution of GPU computing – and now more broadly, various forms of highly parallel computing – has taken an interesting tack. While GPUs becoming more widely used as general purpose accelerators was widely predicted and has landed on target in a big way, how we got here has been an interesting path. CPU progression has sputtered, parallel architectures and whole companies have risen and fallen, the world’s most powerful supercomputers now include GPUs as the core of their computational throughput, and no one saw the deep learning revolution coming until it was already upon us.

Is Bindi Irwin vegan? In 2016, she made the headlines by revealing she hardly ever drinks caffeinated drinks — but what about dishes containing meat? Conservationist and media personality Bindi Irwin entered the spotlight at age 2 with an appearance on Crocodile Hunter Diaries, and there's been no way of stopping her ever since.  Bindi uses her platform to educate her followers about the importance of looking after wildlife. Her enthusiasm for saving animals knows no bounds — but some have wondered is she vegan?

Meghan Markle has always given back to charity, even before it became part of her job as a member of the royal family. In a heartwarming Instagram post, St. Felix Centre shared a photo of Meghan volunteering in their kitchen, after the Sussexes included the charity in their 12 Days of Christmas initiative. In the sweet snap, the actress is wearing a baseball cap to keep her visit low-key, but seems very happy to be there.

Explore More A brief, but mighty storm tour through the Big Apple Tuesday afternoon, flooding subway cars and toppling trees in Brooklyn. The powerful thunderstorm caused flash flooding and a “microburst” with winds reaching 60 to 70 miles per hour in Bensonhurst, according to the National Weather Service. The agency confirmed that a microburst — a localized column of sinking air within a thunderstorm that can cause extensive damage — leveled several trees and shattered windows of cars parked along Bay Ridge Avenue shortly before 4 p.