Old Samsung used to show up to its own Unpacked smartphone launch events with a long list of software features that sounded good in a keynote, but were useless or easily forgotten in practice.

So imagine my surprise when I got to spend a few hours with the new Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra Android phones ahead of their announcement, and found myself genuinely amused by the Galaxy AI features. Samsung seems to have put some real thoughtfulness into the first batch of AI features. They’re actually useful as opposed to gimmicks, and seeing them in action made me feel more certain that generative AI will play a leading role in the next act for smartphones.

Ever since Billy Bob Thorton shambled onto the screen back in 2014, the best part of any season of the anthology series Fargo has been its inscrutable villains. Borrowing spiritually from an entirely different Coen Brothers movie, this series of Anton Chigurh-esque characters continue to float through Midwestern America doling out justice by their own moral codes. And Fargo Season 5 is no exception.

The show’s latest season features Sam Spruell as Ole Munch, a hired gun who plays by his own archaic rules and may or may not be a centuries-old Welsh supernatural being called the Sin Eater.

“Part way through the season we decided maybe it is Munch and that he could be 500 years old,” director Thomas Bezucha tells Inverse. “And if he's 500 years old, he can't die and he is cursed.”