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Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ Faces Global Backlash for Filming in Occupied Western Sahara
Pressure mounts on filmmaker as human rights groups and Sahrawi activists demand production halt Christopher Nolan has found himself in the middle of a storm — and it’s got nothing...
Google Urges Employees to Boost AI Skills as Internal Pressure Mounts
Executives push for sharper productivity and smarter use of AI as spending surges and rivals close in At an all-hands meeting last week, Google’s top brass delivered a clear message:...
Hulk Hogan’s Hollywood Dream Crashed with Suburban Commando — And Now It’s Streaming for Free
The 1991 sci-fi comedy that KO’d Hogan’s movie career is back in circulation — for better or worse Long before Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was headlining billion-dollar blockbusters, another wrestling...
Google Cracks the U.S. Smartphone Top 4, but Trade Tensions Are Doing the Heavy Lifting
Google’s leap into the top four smartphone shippers in the U.S. sounds impressive—until you peek behind the curtain. A closer look suggests it’s more about tariffs and less about tech...
South Africa’s Youth Shine on Track and Table as Global Sports Stage Takes Notice
From sprinting at the Diamond League to blackball glory in Gauteng, young South Africans are making their mark South Africa’s emerging athletes are showing no signs of slowing down —...
Robots, Satellites, and Sea Wrecks: The Dazzling Tech That Stole the Show at Goodwood’s Future Lab
From space manufacturing to AI-powered explorers, the UK’s most high-octane festival delivered a surprising twist — a glimpse into the future of humanity. Beneath the roar of V12 engines and...
Hagai Levi’s ‘Etty’ Brings Auschwitz Diaries to the Venice Big Screen
Israeli auteur’s six-part series draws from the haunting writings of Etty Hillesum, whose life ended in Auschwitz at 29 Eighty-two years after her death, Etty Hillesum is about to appear...
Chasing the Shiny Object: Why Uncle Sam’s AI Obsession Needs a Reality Check
Federal agencies are loading up on AI tools—but critics say it’s turning into a mess of alerts, cyber risks, and decision paralysis The federal government is on a tear with...
AI Slop Is So Bad, It Might Actually Save Us From the Internet
As chatbots flood the web with garbage, real people are stepping back—and logging off For years, we couldn’t quit the internet. We let it gobble up our hours, our focus,...