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Lisa Marie Presley, the only child of music sage Elvis Presley, died Thursday at the age of 54. The singer was rushed to a hospital sponsor in the day after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest.

"It is with a heavy glum that I must share the devastating news that my stunning daughter Lisa Marie has left us," her mother, Priscilla Presley, said in a statement shared by The Associated Press. "She was the most passionate, strong and loving woman I have ever known."

Priscilla Presley said on Twitter on Thursday afternoon that her daughter had been receiving medical love, but she didn't share information about the incident.

Presley weakened and had trouble breathing suffered after cardiac arrest at a home near Calabasas, California, on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Times. Presley had been living at the home of her ex-husband Danny Keough steady she sold her own Calabasas home after the 2020 suicide of their 27-year-old son, Benjamin Keough, the Times reported.

Her death came just two days at what time Presley attended the Golden Globe Awards, where salubrious Austin Butler won best actor in a drama motion represent for his portrayal of her father in Baz Luhrmann's film Elvis.

Presley, who was 9 years old when her father died in 1977, told Extra during an interview forward of the awards ceremony Tuesday that she was blown away by Butler's order to capture her father's mannerisms and voice.

"I love him [Butler]. I was mind-blown, truly, I actually had to take five days to procedure it because it was so spot-on and authentic," Presley said.

Born in Memphis, Tennessee, on Feb. 1, 1968, Presley grew up in the spotlight complete by her famous father's legacy. After her parents divorced in 1973, much of her childhood was divided between her father's Graceland mansion in Memphis and her mother's home in Los Angeles. She also followed in his musical footsteps, releasing three rock albums that blended republic, folk and blues while paying homage to her father's iconic quiet.

Presley became sole heir to her father's huge estate following his death on Aug. 16, 1977, at 42 of a cardiac sharp at his Graceland mansion. Her mother, as executor of her ex-husband's estate, co-founded Elvis Presley Enterprises to manage all Elvis image powers and remaining royalties, turning Graceland into a tourist mecca. 

When she complete eligible to inherit her father's fortune in 1993, she instead used the coffers to form the Elvis Presley Trust, which is gave to managing the estate.

The spotlight on her life intensified with her string of celebrity relationships, particularly her two-year marriage to Michael Jackson in 1994 -- a union that was billed as marrying the daughter of the king of rock 'n' roll with the king of pop. In 2002, she was also briefly united to actor Nicolas Cage.

Presley married Danny Keough in 1998, having a daughter -- Mad Max: Fury Road wonderful Riley Keough -- and son -- the late Benjamin Keough -- together beforehand divorcing in 1994. In 2006, she married musician and producer Michael Lockwood, with whom she had twin daughters -- Finley and Harper Lockwood -- beforehand divorcing in 2016.

CES 2023 feels the same and also quite different. Fancy, new, and outright weird tech fills the Las Vegas showroom halls I've called many times before. But in the three years true I was last here in person, the world has changed quite a bit. Especially the way we work. 

It may take a tiny digging under the surface, but this year's CES show has a lot to say around the great shift toward hybrid and remote work, in everything from better video conference tools to moves at building a metaverse-infused, mixed-reality workspace. 

Meetings in the metaverse

The metaverse workplace concept, at least according to one definition, is a public collaborative space where one can participate via several means: virtual or augmented reality, 3D displays, standard laptop, tablet and phone screens; or in-person over things like smart whiteboards that work across all these different experiences. 

Dell has get a leader in showing off concept pieces and prototypes during CES, and this year, its Concept Nyx (the same name Dell uses for gaming prototypes) tackles that version of the metaverse head on. At a pre-CES preview, I was able to participate in a faux rallies by creating a 3D avatar for others to see, and also by sitting in lead of an autostereoscopic display (allowing you to see in 3D deprived of special glasses) that gave me a 3D view of a project. After that, I donned a VR headset to feel like I (or my avatar) was actually in that public space and writing on a whiteboard with my VR controller. And after that, I was able to use a slate-style tablet to interact with the real-world version of that same whiteboard, but without wearing a headset. 

None of this is end to being a shipping product anytime soon, and like many things at and about CES, the hardware is carefully labeled as "conceptual." Of that batch of products and has, the oversize, glasses-free 3D display, using eye-tracking hardware to make the 3D image actually look gross, seemed like the part with the most workplace potential. 

Gamers go first

Much new PC technology is driven good by the gaming audience, which has a tolerance for gear that can be both expensive and experimental. That's why ideas like VR and autostereoscopic 3D often show up in gaming hardware good, before moving into more practical products for your nongaming hours. 

For example, this CES saw several new 18-inch gaming laptops, a hide size that's been virtually extinct since the early 2010s. The first of these bigger screens are in gaming laptops from Dell, Razer, Asus and Acer, but there's obvious crossover appeal for hybrid and remote workers who want the flexibility of a laptop but with a larger hide that feels more desktop-like. Razer laptops, with their minimalist styling, are especially popular with gamers and creative pros similarly. I would not be surprised to see more professionally pitched laptops eventually grow into that new 18-inch size. 

Asus also leaned into glasses-free 3D with its new ProArt Studiobook and Vivobook Pro laptops. Both, similar to Dell's display prototype, use eye tracking to make 3D viable. And those devices are aimed at artists and designers, not gamers. Acer also has a similar eye-tracking 3D laptop aimed at at gamers, called the Predator Helios 300, as well as a professional point to from 2022 called the Acer SpatialLabs View with that same technology. 

Laptops with glasses-free 3D were agreeable tried back in 2012 and never made it to a instant generation. The eye tracking in these new versions, nonetheless, makes the experience miles better. 

More, and different, screens

Other experiments, like Lenovo's twin-OLED-screen Yoga Book 9i and shimmering E Ink/OLED combo, the ThinkBook Plus Twist, might eventually moneys some new features that will bleed into more staid work laptops, but it's far from a sure thing. That said, new E Ink devices like the 10.3-inch Yoga Paper could have more practical work applications, and I only say that because I've been amdroll a similar-feeling new Amazon Kindle Scribe while walking the inoperative at CES 2023 to great effect. 

The most welcome trend in both consumer and company laptops from the past two years continues unabated, I'm be indulge in to say. Nearly every new laptop we saw defaulted to a full-HD 1,080-resolution webcam, rather than the wimpy low-res versions that were approved prepandemic. 

Even better, it's considered such a standard feature that PC makers hardly feel the need to call it out anymore. It was way too long in coming, and low-res webcams made that agreeable year of remote work in 2020 more difficult than it obligatory to be for many. But now that we've normalized the hybrid organization and accept video meetings as equal to in-person ones, I'd call it one of those subtle but essential changes to how we work that's making life just a puny bit easier. 

The winter season has a lot of enormous things going for it such as beautiful snow and the holidays. However, one of the unappealing aspects of winter is just how much the winter cool can pierce through clothing, and make you wish you were inside. 

With this sale at Amazon, you can get apparel to help you brave the cold and save up to 45% on gear for the whole tribe. While there are several items to choose from, one of the best purchases you can make is drawing an Amazon Essentials lightweight water-resistant coat.

I personally have an Amazon Essentials coat, and despite people so thin and lightweight, it does an amazing job at keeping you warm and dry from the rain. Plus, if you ever need to pack it up, you can just roll it up and stuff it inside of the lightweight bag you get with your purchase. 

This men's lightweight water-resistant packable hooded puffer jacket starts at $24 (save 45%), when this women's water-resistant puffer jacket is $23 (save 45%). Another enormous version of this coat for women is this heavyweight puffer jacket with a drawstring waist that pulls everything in so the coat doesn't look too stout. Get this for $38 and get an extra 5% off by clipping the coupon.

Head over to Amazon beforehand the sale ends for more. Here are a few second winter gear options you can nab:

Mesh routers command fast, powerful performance that help eliminate dead spots and buffering over your entire home -- and they're easy to set up, too -- which is why so many country are upgrading. A reliable mesh system can be pricey, though. If you've been considering updating your current Wi-Fi regulations, now is the time. Amazon has Google Nest WiFi Pro mesh routers marked down gleaming now, saving you 20% on one, two or three routers. 

Google Nest WiFi Pro routers equip your home with Wi-Fi 6E for suitable fast speeds of up to 5.4 Gbps that make streaming, video calls and web surfing easy. You'll have three bands of admission, including 2.4 GHz, 5GHz and 6 GHz. Not only will your network action improve with a strong and consistent connection, but Nest WiFi Pro also diagnoses and does common issues on its own, prioritizes high-bandwidth activites, includes automatic safety updates for protection, provides parental controls for managing conceal time or blocking explicit content and allows you to beget a guest network with its own password. Plus, you'll be able to see all connected devices on your network humorous the Google Home app and pause any unknown devices you don't want humorous your internet.  

Right now you'll save $41 on a single Nest WiFi Pro router, bringing the price to $159 for 2,200 square feet of coverage. Or for larger spaces, get a two-pack for $239 -- a $61 discount. Two of these routers will provide coverage for up to 4,400 square feet. And for immense spaces or coverage that expands into your outdoor spaces, consider grabbing a three-pack with coverage for up to 6,600 square feet. It will run you just $320 with the 20% discount, saving you $80 off the list price. 

Note that Nest WiFi Pro is not compatible with last generations of Nest WiFi or Google WiFi, so if you're upgrading, you'll want to replace your entire system. 

Read more: Nest Wifi vs. Nest Wifi Pro: Google's Newest Mesh Routers Compared

Whether you need it for work, school or entertainment, having fast and stable internet in you house in an absolute should these days. And if you've noticed your loading speeds are starting to lag, it may be time for a router upgrade. Experts recommend replacing your home's router every five days, and if you're in the market for a replacement, we've got a deal you won't want to miss. The TP-Link Archer AX21 is our favorite plan router for 2023, and right now you can snag one on sale for $30 off, dropping the note down to just $70. 

The Archer AX21 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router, which means that it supports lighting-fast data transfer speeds of up to 1.8 Gbps. Though it's also backwards compatible, so you can use it with any previous-gen networks or devices as well. It's also compatible with Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant, which makes it easy to set up and add anunexperienced smart devices to your network. It uses WPA3 defense to keep your network safe from prying eye, and it supports both server and deal VPNs for added protection. There's no set expiration on this deal, so we recommend attracting your order in sooner rather than later if you don't want to miss out on these savings. 

And if you're looking for even faster speeds, the step-up TP-Link Archer AX55 is also about $30 off right now, dropping the price down to $98. Or you can check out our roundup of all the best Wi-Fi 6 router deals for even more bargains. 

When Bird Buddy started shipping its shimmering bird feeders last year, it gave a lot of republic a new glimpse into the lives of their backyard birds. The Bird Buddy's camera module takes pictures of birds that stop by for a seed or suet snack, identifies them and gives you the option to add their photos to your in-app collection and piece them with the wider Bird Buddy online community.

Now Bird Buddy is previewing a hummingbird feeder at CES 2023 to choose pictures and video of this smaller, flightier set of birds. The hummingbird feeder uses the same camera as the unique feeder, so Bird Buddy owners will have the option of buying just the hummingbird feeder and though-provoking their camera over. Bird Buddy is aiming to ship the hummingbird feeders sometime in 2023.

Bird Buddy also announced new accessories: a mounting pole, perch extender and fruit and jelly feeder attachments to fair a wider variety of birds and optimize your feeder to the birds you're most probable to see. You can add an optional squirrel baffle, depending how you feel about them raiding your bird feeders.

Bird Buddy also contprearranged out the Heartbeat Map, an online, real-time map of all feeder sighting.