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The Iran war and its geopolitical fallout dominate today's news, with the US withdrawing troops from Germany, fast-tracking arms sales to Mideast allies, and tensions over peace talks. Domestically, Spirit Airlines shuts down, stranding passengers, while AI reshapes China's entertainment industry and Australia faces political and crime stories.
The US-Iran war continues with stalled peace talks, Trump rejecting Iran's latest proposal and warning of more strikes. The conflict has led to US troop withdrawals from Germany, fast-tracked arms sales to allies, and growing impatience among Republicans in Congress.
Spirit Airlines ceased operations after rescue talks collapsed, stranding passengers and sparking political blame. The budget carrier's demise follows years of struggle and a failed JetBlue merger.
Trump announces withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany, drawing GOP concern and a measured response from Berlin. NATO seeks details, and the move is seen as a reminder for Europe to invest in its own defense.
The Supreme Court is asked to restore access to the abortion pill mifepristone by mail after a federal appeals court temporarily halted FDA regulations. The drug's maker warns of 'irreparable harm' if access is limited.
China blocks U.S. sanctions against five refineries, Mali probes soldiers over jihadi attacks and rebels take a key military camp, and Taiwan's president visits Eswatini amid tensions with China. These events highlight rising geopolitical frictions.
Thirteen killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon as fighting continues despite a ceasefire, and an oil tanker is hijacked off Yemen. Hezbollah supporters in Lebanon turn to the group for protection as Israel entrenches.
Trump's push for electoral retribution heads to the ballot box, with Republican primaries featuring his backed challengers. UK local elections loom, with the PM on the brink, and the Tories pledge to tighten benefit caps.
Trump's 'Garden of Heroes' statue park plan grows in size and cost, while Republican women push to name and shame lawmakers accused of sexual abuse. New video analysis suggests a suspect in a correspondents' dinner attack fired first.
Fuel shortages from the Iran war impact airlines and Japanese bathhouses, while the petrodollar is debated. The UK considers allowing airlines to cancel flights in advance over fuel concerns.
UK PM suggests stopping some protests over antisemitism concerns, and organizers challenge the threat to ban pro-Palestine marches. Zambia cancels a major human rights and tech summit, and an Iranian Nobel laureate's health deteriorates in prison.
Three dead and a man arrested in Sydney, a person found dead in a car crash in Portland, and a bomb hoax at a Peter Kay show in Birmingham. A drive-by shooting in Brixton leaves four injured.
A humpback whale is rescued off Germany, dragonflies decline in India's Western Ghats, and US vineyards battle spotted lanternflies. A German museum returns a dinosaur skull to Brazil, and ex-F1 driver Alex Zanardi dies.
The US-Iran war continues with stalled peace talks, Trump rejecting Iran's latest proposal, and the US fast-tracking $8.6 billion in arms sales to Mideast allies. Republicans grow impatient with Trump's handling of the conflict, while a ceasefire declaration sparks debate over congressional approval.
An oil tanker hijacking off Yemen raises fears of collaboration between Houthi rebels and Somali pirates, marking the second such incident in 10 days. The US threatens sanctions on shipping firms paying Iran tolls.
The US announced the withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany, drawing concern from Republicans and NATO allies. Germany calls the move 'foreseeable' but stresses the need for Europe to invest in its own defense.
The Supreme Court is asked to restore mail-order access to the abortion pill mifepristone after a lower court limited it. The case could have major implications for reproductive rights.
UK local elections loom with PM Starmer facing pressure over protests and antisemitism. The Tories pledge benefit cap changes, and Reform UK promotes JCBs after a donation.
Three dead in Sydney incident with a man arrested; Jefferson Lewis charged over murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby. Political figures debate plane donations and byelection results.
Israeli strikes kill 13 in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire, as Hezbollah supporters turn to the group for protection amid village demolitions.
Mali probes soldiers over jihadi attacks, rebels take key Tessalit military camp, and questions arise over the country's potential collapse.
Trump's plan for a D.C. statue park with 250 notable Americans grows in size and cost, with potential honorees sparking debate.
The Iran war affects fuel supplies, leading to airline cancellation plans and threatening Japanese bathhouses. The petrodollar myth is debated amid the conflict.
Norway's northern lights tourism boom attracts scammers. Taiwan's president visits Eswatini amid tensions with China. A Mexican governor accused of aiding a drug cartel steps down.
The Iran war continues to dominate headlines, with President Trump reviewing but rejecting Iran's latest peace proposal, while the US fast-tracks $8.6 billion in arms sales to Mideast allies. The conflict has also led to oil tanker hijackings and fuel shortages affecting global travel.
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations after rescue talks collapsed, stranding passengers and sparking political blame over fuel price surges linked to the Iran war. The US transportation secretary has announced measures to help affected travelers.
Australia's political scene is active with the Nepean byelection result boosting the Liberals, while Barnaby Joyce blames campaign pressure for a candidate's immigration stance. A tragic triple murder in Sydney also makes headlines.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces pressure over pro-Palestine marches and antisemitism, while local elections loom with implications for his leadership. The Tories pledge to tighten benefit caps, and Reform UK promotes JCB machines after a donation.
The Supreme Court is asked to restore mail-order access to the abortion pill mifepristone, while Republican women push for accountability on sexual misconduct in Congress. Trump's 'Garden of Heroes' statue park plan also draws attention.
Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon kill 13, including women and children, as the ceasefire with Hezbollah frays. Frustration with Hezbollah turns to support among some Lebanese as Israel entrenches.
An oil tanker hijacked off Yemen's coast raises fears of links between Houthi rebels and Somali pirates, marking the second such incident in 10 days. The US threatens sanctions on shipping firms paying Iran tolls.
Fuel shortages from the Iran war impact airlines and even Japanese bathhouses, with new plans allowing airlines to cancel flights in advance. The petrodollar's role is questioned amid the conflict.
Mali probes soldiers over jihadi attacks, rebels take a key military camp, and the country faces potential collapse. Zambia cancels a major human rights and tech summit.
A stranded humpback whale is rescued off Germany, a German museum returns a dinosaur skull to Brazil, and a bomb hoax at a Peter Kay show leads to charges. The Kentucky Derby's commercialization also draws criticism.
Taiwan's president visits Eswatini amid tensions with China, a Mexican governor steps down over drug cartel accusations, and Canada debates MAID access for mental illness. A new video analysis suggests a suspect fired first at a Secret Service officer.
Australia sees political developments including the Victorian Liberal leader refusing to rule out a One Nation deal, a murder charge in a girl's death, and a byelection win for the Liberals.
Trump's 'Garden of Heroes' statue park plans grow in cost and scope, while GOP women push to hold lawmakers accountable for sexual misconduct. The Supreme Court is asked to restore abortion pill access, and Louisiana primaries face confusion after a major ruling.
AI-generated microdramas transform China's entertainment industry, sparking legal threats from celebrities and job losses for actors. China's Commerce Ministry blocks U.S. sanctions on refineries, rejecting secondary sanctions authority.
Baloch Liberation Army attacks threaten U.S. mining ambitions in Pakistan, potentially derailing a billion-dollar deal. A perilous train ride on the Jaffer Express highlights the region's security challenges.
Israeli strikes kill 13 in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire, while an oil tanker hijacking off Yemen raises fears of Houthi-Somali pirate links. The U.S. threatens shipping firms with sanctions for paying Iran tolls.
PM Starmer suggests banning some pro-Palestine marches, sparking free speech debates. The Tories pledge to tighten household benefit caps, and local elections loom with a PM on the brink.
A humpback whale stranded off Germany is rescued and released, while dragonfly decline in India's Western Ghats alarms scientists. US vineyards battle invasive spotted lanternflies.
AI-generated microdramas are transforming China's entertainment industry, leading to job losses for actors and legal threats over unauthorized use of likenesses.
An oil tanker hijacked off Yemen raises fears of links between Houthi rebels and Somali pirates, with a second hijacking in 10 days. The US threatens sanctions on shipping firms paying Iran tolls.
Trump's 'Garden of Heroes' statue park plan grows in cost, while Republican women push to name sexual abusers in Congress. The Supreme Court is asked to restore abortion pill access, and Louisiana primaries cause confusion.
The US fast-tracks $8.6 billion in arms sales to Mideast allies amid Iranian attacks, while Israeli strikes kill 13 in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire. Israel reportedly deployed a laser system in the UAE.
UK politics sees a bomb hoax at a Peter Kay show, a drive-by shooting in Brixton, and Kemi Badenoch apologizing over Bloody Sunday footage. NATO meetings with film-makers spark propaganda claims.
Taiwan's president visits Eswatini amid China criticism, a Mexican governor accused of aiding a drug cartel steps down, and Canada debates MAID access for mental illness.
Today's top stories span AI breakthroughs in coding and diagnostics, regulatory actions on autonomous vehicles and AI-generated content, and major tech industry shifts including Meta's legal loss and the shutdown of Ask.com. Emerging themes include AI safety, open-source community dynamics, and the growing tension between innovation and regulation.
The Oscars have banned AI-generated actors and scripts from winning awards, reflecting a broader pushback against AI in creative fields. Meanwhile, California is set to ticket driverless cars that violate traffic laws, and Minnesota passed a ban on fake AI nudes, highlighting increasing regulatory scrutiny of AI applications.
Waymo vehicles continue to face problems, including a luggage theft incident at San Jose airport and complaints from emergency responders that Waymos are getting worse. California's new ticketing policy for driverless cars adds to the regulatory pressure on autonomous vehicle companies.
Reports reveal police using surveillance tech like Flock cameras for personal stalking, while the FCC bans Chinese labs from certifying electronics over security concerns. The NSA is also testing AI for vulnerability detection, underscoring the dual-use nature of AI in surveillance.
Richard Dawkins believes his AI chatbot is conscious, sparking debate on AI sentience. New papers propose metrics like the Cognition Inhabitance Index and explore consciousness as substrate-independent architecture, pushing philosophical boundaries.
The Oscars ban AI from winning acting and writing awards, while the AI revolution in Hollywood is already underway. Netflix delays 'Narnia' for a theatrical push, and AI-generated content continues to disrupt traditional filmmaking.
Meta faces a historic $375 million loss in a child safety case, with potential for more costs. Tesla is fighting a court ruling over FSD lies, and Spirit Airlines shuts down due to fuel price spikes from geopolitical tensions.
Open-source communities thrive with releases like NetHack 5.0.0, Ladybird browser updates, and Clojurist Together funding. Debates emerge over VS Code inserting 'Co-Authored-by Copilot' and the proper place for agent harnesses.
Research shows AI self-preferencing in algorithmic hiring, raising ethical concerns. Uber burned through its entire 2026 AI coding budget in four months due to rapid adoption of tools like Claude Code.
Apple's MacBook Neo sees 'off the charts' demand, and Ask.com shuts down after nearly 30 years. Other consumer tech news includes Aura's photo frame sale and Anker's discounted USB-C cable.
The Mournes could take centuries to recover from wildfires, and dragonfly populations are declining in India's Western Ghats. A giant redox flow battery in Switzerland and Neanderthal 'fat factories' also make headlines.
Neanderthals ran 'fat factories' 125,000 years ago, and a research roundup covers six cool science stories. Infrasound waves show promise for fire suppression, and running shoe evolution is traced from ancient Greece to modern records.
Deepfakes threaten bank accounts, Russia poisons Wikipedia, and a developer re-enables 3D printer features only to face legal threats. The FCC bans Chinese labs from certifying electronics.
Maryland becomes the first state to ban AI-driven price increases in grocery stores, while California will start ticketing driverless cars that violate traffic laws. The Oscars also ban AI-generated actors and scripts from winning awards, reflecting growing regulatory scrutiny of AI across sectors.
AI continues to make strides in healthcare, with studies showing it can outperform doctors in making correct diagnoses. Meanwhile, a new antibody for a virus infecting 95% of people has been developed, and rare compounds in cannabis leaves show medical potential.
Reports reveal police using surveillance tech to stalk love interests, and America's domestic surveillance is expanding. A new 'do_not_track' site and concerns over AI self-preferencing in hiring highlight privacy risks.
Meta faces a historic $375 million loss in a child safety case, with potential for even greater costs in a New Mexico trial that could force changes to Facebook. The case underscores ongoing legal challenges for social media platforms.
Waymo vehicles continue to face issues: a passenger's luggage was driven off at an airport, and emergency first responders report worsening behavior. California's new ticketing policy for driverless cars adds to the regulatory landscape.
NASA successfully tested an electromagnetic thruster at 120 kilowatts, the highest power level achieved in US electric propulsion tests, marking a significant step forward for space travel technology.
Wildfires in the Mournes could take centuries to recover, dragonfly populations decline in India's Western Ghats, and sewage pollution impacts UK seagrass meadows. These stories highlight ongoing environmental challenges.
Ask.com shuts down after nearly 30 years, Spirit Airlines ceases operations due to jet fuel price hikes, and Apple was caught off guard by high demand for the MacBook Neo. These events mark significant shifts in the tech and transportation sectors.
The AI revolution in Hollywood is already underway, with AI-generated actors and scripts banned from Oscars. In gaming, a developer created a fully generative game demo, and NetHack 5.0.0 was released, showcasing AI's growing role in creative fields.
Open-source tools for managing AI agent configurations gain traction, with Caliber reaching 888 stars. Developers are building runtime layers to prevent overspending and memory systems for agent persistence, reflecting the rapid evolution of AI agent infrastructure.
A Finnish teen is charged over the Scattered Spider hacking spree, and the NSA tests Anthropic's Mythos Preview to find vulnerabilities. These stories highlight ongoing cybersecurity threats and responses.
Reviews of the Apple AirPods Max 2, Anker USB-C cables, and Tovala meal kits dominate consumer tech coverage. Additionally, guides on bike fitting and travel adapters provide practical advice for tech-savvy consumers.
Meta faces a historic $375 million loss in a child safety case, while Roblox shares plummet 18% as child safety measures weigh on bookings. These events highlight the growing legal and financial risks for tech companies over child safety issues.
AI is starting to outperform doctors at making correct diagnoses, and scientists have developed a new antibody for a virus that infects 95% of people, showcasing AI's growing role in medical research.
Several open-source projects are making news, including the release of NetHack 5.0.0, the Ladybird browser's April update, and Clojurists Together's Q2 2026 funding announcement. These stories reflect the ongoing vitality of the open-source community.
The AI revolution Hollywood feared is already happening, with generative games and AI dictation apps advancing. Netflix delays Greta Gerwig's 'Narnia' for a theatrical push, and Claude creates a game jam entry.
The FCC votes to ban Chinese labs from certifying electronics sold in the US, and a DOGE affiliate takes charge of the US government's ID platform. These moves reflect increasing geopolitical tensions in the tech sector.
Scientists develop a new antibody for a virus that infects 95% of people, and research roundups highlight cool science stories like dolphin speed and mushroom communication. Neanderthals are found to have run 'fat factories' 125,000 years ago.
Developers are building open-source tools for managing AI agent configs and runtime layers to prevent overspending. The rise of AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor is creating new infrastructure needs.
Reports highlight expanding domestic surveillance, including police using Flock cameras to stalk love interests and the FCC banning Chinese labs from certifying electronics. A new 'do_not_track' site and concerns about foreign-made routers underscore privacy battles.
AI is increasingly outperforming doctors in making correct diagnoses, and scientists have developed a new antibody for a virus that infects 95% of people. These advances underscore AI's growing role in medical research and diagnostics.
Waymo faces backlash: a passenger's luggage was driven off, emergency responders say Waymos are getting worse, and delivery robots are widely hated. California will ticket driverless cars for violations.
Ask.com shuts down after nearly 30 years, Spirit Airlines ceases operations due to fuel costs, and Roblox shares plummet 18% over child safety measures. Meta faces a historic $375M loss in a child safety case.
The Oscars ban AI from acting and writing awards, and the AI revolution Hollywood feared is already happening. Netflix delays Greta Gerwig's 'Narnia' for a theatrical push, and a new CRPG 'Esoteric Ebb' gains attention.
Apple's MacBook Neo sees 'off the charts' demand, and Nintendo faces investor concerns over Switch 2 memory costs. Anker's discounted USB-C cable and Aura's photo frame are highlighted, while delivery robots face backlash.
Neanderthals ran 'fat factories' 125,000 years ago, and dragonflies are in distress in India's Western Ghats. The Mournes could take centuries to recover from wildfires, and cool science stories include dolphin speed and mushroom communication.
AI agents are increasingly used for coding, with tools like Caliber for config files and heurchain for memory. A curated learning path for voice AI and a state-of-the-art coding models survey emerge.
A clandestine network smuggles Starlink into Iran, China replaces maintenance crews with 8,500 AI robots, and the Trump administration fast-tracks $8.6bn in arms sales. FCC bans Chinese labs.
A Chinese open-weights model, Kimi K2.6, has outperformed major competitors in a coding challenge, while VS Code faces backlash for inserting Copilot co-authorship credits into commits. The rise of AI coding assistants continues to reshape developer workflows and spark debates about attribution and tooling.
Maryland becomes the first state to ban AI-driven price increases in grocery stores, while Minnesota passes a ban on fake AI nudes. The Oscars also ruled that AI-generated actors and scripts are ineligible for awards, reflecting growing regulatory scrutiny.
California will begin ticketing driverless cars that violate traffic laws, and emergency responders report Waymos are getting worse. A passenger also claimed a Waymo drove off with his luggage, highlighting ongoing safety and reliability concerns.
Ask.com shuts down after nearly 30 years, marking the end of Ask Jeeves, while Spirit Airlines shuts down due to rising jet fuel prices from geopolitical tensions. IFS gears up for an IPO amid AI unease.
Discussions highlight that open source does not imply open community, and projects like Ladybird and NetHack 5.0.0 see significant updates. Clojurists Together announces Q2 2026 funding, and a developer re-enables 3D printer features despite legal threats.
Research shows refusal in language models is mediated by a single direction, and philosophical concepts are being reexamined for AI safety. The scaling bandaid is wearing thin, and new metrics like the Cognition Inhabitance Index are proposed.
The FCC votes to ban Chinese labs from certifying electronics sold in the US, and a DOGE affiliate now runs the US government's ID platform. Russia is poisoning Wikipedia, and a Dutch group seeks to block a US takeover of DigiD provider.
Police can ticket driverless cars in California starting July, and a Waymo incident at San Jose airport highlights ongoing challenges. Meanwhile, reports reveal police misuse of surveillance tech from Flock for stalking, and the FCC votes to ban Chinese labs from certifying electronics over security concerns.
Meta faces a historic $375 million loss in a child safety case, with potential for even larger consequences. Spirit Airlines shuts down due to rising jet fuel prices from geopolitical tensions, and Ask.com ends its nearly 30-year run.
A post arguing that open source does not imply open community gains traction, while Clojurists Together announces Q2 2026 funding. The Ladybird browser and NetHack 5.0.0 releases highlight ongoing open-source development.
Developers are building open-source runtime layers to prevent AI agents from overspending or taking risky actions, and a new registry for AI agent config files emerges. The debate over agent harness placement continues, with a call for them to be outside the sandbox.
Multiple promo codes for Ulta, Skullcandy, TurboTax, Rover, Castlery, and Shark are featured, alongside a sale on Aura's digital photo frame. These reflect ongoing consumer tech deals and seasonal shopping trends.
The AI revolution in Hollywood is already underway, with the Oscars banning AI-generated content from acting and writing awards. Netflix delays Greta Gerwig's Narnia film for a theatrical push, signaling industry shifts.
A clandestine network smuggles Starlink tech into Iran to bypass internet blackouts, and the Trump administration fast-tracks $8.6bn in arms sales to Middle East allies. China deploys 8,500 AI robots for maintenance, and a Dutch group seeks to block a U.S. takeover of DigiD provider.
A couple million lines of Haskell at Mercury, the Windows API as a cross-platform success, and unsigned sizes in C3 language spark discussion. VS Code's Copilot co-authorship issue and the state-of-the-art coding models roundup are also key.
This week in entertainment, 'Saturday Night Live' dominated with Olivia Rodrigo's new song debut and Aziz Ansari's political cold open, while the SAG-AFTRA tentative deal with studios was a major industry story. Box office buzz surrounds 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' with a strong opening, and notable deaths include actor Beau Starr.
SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a tentative four-year deal, avoiding a repeat of past strikes. The agreement includes new generative AI protections and compensation increases.
'The Devil Wears Prada 2' is a box office hit, opening to $75M-$80M in the U.S. and over $115M worldwide, marking the first female-led property to kick off summer. The sequel reunites original stars and has sparked discussions about AI-generated memes and fan service.
Actor Beau Starr, known for 'Goodfellas' and the 'Halloween' franchise, has died at 81. Additionally, entertainment publicist Audrey Beth Davis passed away at 82.
Zayn Malik canceled U.S. tour dates due to an undisclosed medical condition, while Post Malone postponed shows to finish new music. Both artists cited health and creative reasons for the changes.
Ralph Fiennes, Colin Farrell, and Wagner Moura will star in the comedy 'Art' from director Fernando Meirelles. 'The Celebrity Traitors' announced a star-studded cast for its second season, including Bella Ramsey and Michael Sheen.
The Oscars issued new rules barring AI-generated actors and writing from winning awards. Meanwhile, 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' faced controversy over an AI-generated meme, and Meryl Streep criticized 'Marvel-ized' movies for formulaic storytelling.
Barry Manilow postponed Las Vegas shows due to recovery from lung cancer, while Lily Allen's one-woman show is praised as a unique pop tour. Kid Rock's Freedom 250 Tour featured a hype video with Pete Hegseth.
Diablo 4's 'Lord of Hatred' DLC ending explained, Subnautica 2 revives a cut feature, and Crimson Desert gets a major patch. GameStop reportedly prepares to buy eBay, and Marvel Snap studio addresses layoff concerns.
NBC canceled 'Brilliant Minds' and 'Stumble', while the fate of 'Law & Order' and other shows remains unclear. 'For All Mankind' Season 5 introduces a new character continuing the Stevens family legacy.
Meryl Streep praised Stanley Tucci at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, highlighting his elegance. She also criticized the 'Marvel-ized' film formula in a separate interview.
A Magic: The Gathering illustrator admitted to reusing art for The One Ring in an upcoming Hobbit set, sparking controversy among fans.
SNL UK featured jokes about Trump and hosts like Aimee Lou Wood. The Met Gala preview highlighted boycotts and a missing Meryl Streep. A missing David Bowie photo was found after 56 years.
The sequel opens to $75-80M domestically and over $115M globally, becoming a summer hit. The film also sparks controversy for commissioning a human artist to create an AI-generated meme, drawing both praise and criticism.
Meryl Streep calls out the trend of flattening characters into tropes in 'Marvel-ized' movies, saying it's 'so boring.' She also praises Stanley Tucci's 'elegance to his heterosexuality' at his Walk of Fame ceremony.
The BBC reality series announces its star-studded Season 2 cast, including Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Richard E. Grant, and Maya Jama. The show will air later this year.
Beau Starr, known for roles in 'Goodfellas' and the 'Halloween' franchise, has died at age 81. His brother Mike Starr and co-star Christopher Serrone paid tribute.
Zayn Malik canceled his U.S. tour dates due to an undisclosed medical condition, while Post Malone pushed back his Big Ass Stadium Tour to finish a new album.
Aimee Lou Wood hosts 'SNL UK,' poking fun at 'Sex Education' and 'The White Lotus.' The show's Weekend Update also jokes about Trump allegedly soiling himself before a White House event.
Ralph Fiennes, Colin Farrell, and Wagner Moura will star in a comedy adaptation of Yasmina Reza's play 'Art,' directed by Fernando Meirelles. The project is launching at the Cannes market.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issues new eligibility rules barring AI-generated actors and writing from winning Oscars. The decision aims to preserve human creativity.
A longtime Magic: The Gathering illustrator admitted that Wizards of the Coast reused art for The One Ring in the upcoming Hobbit set, sparking controversy.
Leaked images from Invincible VS suggest DLC characters including a Spider-Man reference featuring J.K. Simmons. The leak points to fan-favorite additions.
GameStop is reportedly preparing an offer to acquire eBay, according to sources. The potential deal could reshape the gaming and retail landscape.
The sequel is a box office hit, heading for a $75M-$80M domestic opening and $115M worldwide, but also faces controversy for using AI-generated memes while commissioning a human artist. Meryl Streep and the cast discuss the film's resonance and changes since the original.
Olivia Rodrigo hosted and performed on SNL with a surprise cameo from Blondie's Debbie Harry, while Aziz Ansari played FBI Director Kash Patel in the cold open. The episode also featured a parody of her song 'Drivers License' referencing Jake Paul.
Meryl Streep called out the trend of flattening characters into tropes in 'Marvel-ized' films, saying it's 'so boring'. She also praised Stanley Tucci's 'elegance to his heterosexuality' at his Walk of Fame ceremony.
The BBC reality series 'Celebrity Traitors' revealed its star-studded season 2 cast, including Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Richard E. Grant, Maya Jama, and Miranda Hart.
The Academy issued new eligibility rules barring AI actors and writing from winning Oscars, and a feature on eight times Oscar trophies have gone missing.
NBC has canceled 'Brilliant Minds' and 'Stumble', while the fate of 'Law & Order', 'The Hunting Party', and 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins' remains uncertain.
GameStop is reportedly preparing to make an offer to buy eBay, according to a new report.
Subnautica 2's developers revived a cut feature from the original game for the sequel, aiming to give it a unique identity ahead of its May launch.
Olivia Rodrigo debuted a new song 'Begged' on SNL, introduced by Connor Storrie, and performed with Debbie Harry. Aziz Ansari appeared as FBI Director Kash Patel in a political cold open, while Aimee Lou Wood hosted SNL UK.
The sequel is heading for a $75M-$80M U.S. opening and $180M globally, with praise for its human-created AI meme. Meryl Streep discussed the film's resonance and criticized 'Marvel-ized' movies.
Beau Starr, known for roles in 'Goodfellas' and the 'Halloween' franchise, has passed away at 81. His brother Mike Starr and co-star Christopher Serrone paid tribute.
The BBC reality series announced its star-studded lineup for season 2, including Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Richard E. Grant, and Maya Jama.
Streep criticized the flattening of characters into tropes in 'Marvel-ized' films and praised Stanley Tucci for his elegance at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
Zayn Malik canceled U.S. tour dates, Post Malone pushed back his tour to finish a new album, and Barry Manilow postponed Las Vegas shows due to lung cancer recovery.
Invincible VS DLC roster leaks hint at Spider-Man references, while Crimson Desert gets a major patch for endgame players. Subnautica 2 revives a cut feature for co-op.
NBC canceled 'Brilliant Minds' and 'Stumble,' while other shows like 'Law & Order' remain in limbo. The most anticipated May TV shows were also highlighted.
A missing David Bowie photo was found after 56 years, and a man was charged with a bomb hoax at a Peter Kay show.
Curry Barker teased plans for a new 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' reboot, and Ralph Fiennes, Colin Farrell, and Wagner Moura are set for a comedy 'Art' from Fernando Meirelles.
Boxing headlines are dominated by David Benavidez's knockout victory over Zurdo Ramirez to become cruiserweight champion, with immediate calls for Canelo Alvarez. In the NBA, the Celtics' historic 3-1 series collapse against the 76ers has sparked analysis of their early exit. The Miami Grand Prix saw Kimi Antonelli claim pole position amid storm-related schedule changes, while the Kentucky Derby made history with Cherie DeVaux becoming the first female trainer to win.
Golden Tempo, a 23-1 longshot, won the 152nd Kentucky Derby, making Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win the race. Jockey Jose Ortiz beat his brother Irad for the victory, with Renegade finishing second. The race saw a late scratch of Great White and historic payouts.
The Miami Grand Prix start time was moved three hours earlier to avoid thunderstorms, with Kimi Antonelli taking pole position ahead of Max Verstappen. Lando Norris admitted a 'reality check' after qualifying fourth, while George Russell struggled with pace.
The NHL playoffs continue with second-round series, including Avalanche vs. Wild and Hurricanes vs. Flyers. Key injuries include Flyers' Owen Tippett and Hurricanes' Nikishin out for the opener. The full playoff schedule and bracket are available.
Arsenal went six points clear of Manchester City after a 3-0 win over Fulham, with Viktor Gyokeres reaching 20 goals. The pressure is now on Man City, while West Ham's survival fight suffered a blow with a 3-0 loss to Brentford.
Mark Allen missed a simple black to lose his semi-final to Wu Yize, who will face Shaun Murphy in the final. John Higgins also missed out after a thriller with Murphy. The match schedule and results are updated.
Christian Walker expects to play after being hit in the head by a fastball, while Gleyber Torres left a game early. Kenley Jansen suffered an injury, and the White Sox continue their hot streak. Justin Turner is expected to become a manager.
Shedeur Sanders graduated from Colorado, and the Chicago Bears are tracking undrafted free agents. Diego Pavia debuted at Ravens rookie mini-camp. Vikings storylines post-draft are discussed.
Auburn landed a commitment from wide receiver Brylan Oduor. BYU basketball's new Latter-day Saint players are analyzed, and Michigan State appears in early NCAA Tournament bracketology.
Cameron Young stretched his lead to six shots at the Cadillac Championship, with Scottie Scheffler chasing. PGA Tour rookie Kristoffer Reitan had a 'whirlwind' week at Doral that could change his season.
Kyle Larson won at Texas, proving his GOAT status in NASCAR. The Miami GP qualifying highlights and storm-related schedule changes are covered.
Ronda Rousey will fight Gina Carano on Netflix, and Conah Walker won a thrilling stoppage over Sam Eggington. PFL Sioux Falls featured Logan Storley vs. Florim Zendeli.
Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and Leigh Leopards won in Super League. The Perth Bears and PNG Chiefs take different expansion routes in NRL. LexisNexis Dragons beat Nottingham Forest in netball.
The Miami Grand Prix start time was moved three hours earlier to avoid thunderstorms. Kimi Antonelli claimed pole position, narrowly beating Max Verstappen, while Lando Norris admitted a 'reality check' after qualifying fourth.
Golden Tempo, ridden by Jose Ortiz, won the Kentucky Derby from last to first, making Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win the race. NBC's abrupt cut of coverage sparked fan outrage.
Arsenal went six points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 3-0 win over Fulham, with Viktor Gyokeres scoring his 20th goal. The pressure is now on Manchester City in the title race.
Mark Allen missed a simple black to lose 17-16 to Wu Yize, who will face Shaun Murphy in the final. John Higgins also lost a thriller to Murphy 17-15.
Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. left Saturday's game against the Rockies with left hamstring tightness, raising concerns about his availability.
Oklahoma swept Texas A&M to win the SEC regular season title. Other MLB news includes the Rays beating the Giants, and Ildemaro Vargas' hit streak ending at 27 games.
Raiders rookie Fernando Mendoza was non-committal about a White House visit, while all rookies attended minicamp. The Saints face a decision on Alvin Kamara's future.
The NBA confirmed a controversial late call in the Cavs' Game 6 loss to the Raptors, setting up Game 7. The Brooklyn Nets are considering their options for the No. 2 pick in the 2026 draft.
David Benavidez moved up to cruiserweight to face Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez, while Conah Walker secured a thrilling stoppage win over Sam Eggington.
Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and Leigh Leopards all registered comprehensive Super League victories on Saturday.
Sunderland's Dan Ballard became the third player sent off for hair pulling in the Premier League this season, sparking debate over whether the rule should change.
Cameron Young stretched his lead to six shots at the Cadillac Championship, with Scottie Scheffler chasing. Concerns about a 'meltdown' at Trump Doral were noted.
The Philadelphia 76ers completed a 3-1 series comeback to defeat the Boston Celtics 109-100 in Game 7, with rookie V.J. Edgecombe making history. Jaylen Brown criticized Joel Embiid for flopping, while former GM Sam Hinkie reacted to the win. The Celtics' early exit sparked debate over coach Joe Mazzulla's lineup changes.
The Celtics' 3-1 series lead collapse is analyzed, with criticism of their reliance on three-point shooting and Joe Mazzulla's tactics. Injuries to Jayson Tatum and other key players also contributed to their downfall, raising questions about the team's future.
The Miami Grand Prix start time was moved three hours earlier due to the threat of thunderstorms. Kimi Antonelli secured pole position ahead of Max Verstappen, while Lando Norris admitted to a 'reality check' after qualifying fourth.
Golden Tempo won the 152nd Kentucky Derby, making trainer Cherie DeVaux the first woman to train a Derby winner. The race also saw a scratch and emotional moments, including a billionaire's failed attempt to comfort a jockey.
Mark Allen missed a simple black to lose his semi-final 17-16 to Wu Yize, who will face Shaun Murphy in the final. John Higgins also fell short against Murphy in a thriller, missing out on a ninth final.
Arsenal went six points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 3-0 win over Fulham, thanks to Viktor Gyokeres' 20th goal. Pundits say Arsenal have 'flipped the pressure' onto Manchester City, while Newcastle's William Osula repaid faith in a crucial win.
Raiders defensive end Keyron Crawford sat out the second day of rookie minicamp after a heavy workload on Friday. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza also skipped a White House visit to focus on work.
The NBA playoffs bracket is updated with the 76ers advancing to face the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Thunder also prepare to face the Lakers, with Luka Doncic reportedly not close to returning.
Dillon Dingler hit a three-run homer and Keider Montero pitched efficiently as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Texas Rangers 5-1. The win helped the Tigers bounce back after a previous loss.
Sunderland's Dan Ballard became the third Premier League player sent off for hair pulling this season, sparking debate over whether the law should change. Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart discussed the issue on Match of the Day.
Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and Leigh Leopards secured dominant Super League victories. In netball, the Dragons beat Nottingham Forest for their third win of the season.
Cameron Young stretched his lead at the Cadillac Championship to six shots, while Conah Walker produced a thrilling stoppage win over Sam Eggington in boxing.
The Miami Grand Prix start time was brought forward by three hours to avoid thunderstorms, with Kimi Antonelli securing pole position ahead of Max Verstappen. Lando Norris admitted a 'reality check' for McLaren, while George Russell struggled with his driving style.
The Knicks and 76ers are set for a playoff series, with schedules and broadcast details released. Meanwhile, Franz Wagner was ruled out for Game 7 with a calf strain, and the Pistons' Game 7 faced viewing issues for Xfinity customers.
Cody Bellinger hit two homers as the Yankees beat the Orioles 9-4, while the Braves routed the Rockies 9-1 behind Chris Sale's dominance. The White Sox blanked the Padres 4-0 for their fifth straight win, and the Dodgers are in a historic power slump.
The Golden Knights and Ducks begin their Stanley Cup Playoffs series, with schedule and broadcast details announced. The Flyers were blanked 3-0 by the Hurricanes in Round 2, and the Wolves beat the Stars in Calder Cup action.
Inter Miami squandered a 3-0 lead to lose 4-3 to Orlando City, despite Lionel Messi's brilliant strike. Tigres beat Chivas 3-1 in the Clausura quarter-finals, and Wrexham's season ended with a seventh-place finish in the Championship.
Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and Leigh Leopards won in Super League, with Warrington going third. The LexisNexis Dragons beat Nottingham Forest 65-64 in netball for their third win of the season.
David Benavidez faced Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez for cruiserweight titles, while Conah Walker stopped Sam Eggington in a thrilling bout. The results highlight key fights in the boxing world.
Kimi Antonelli took pole for the Miami Grand Prix, narrowly beating Max Verstappen, as the race start was moved three hours earlier due to storm threats. Lando Norris admitted a 'reality check' after qualifying fourth.
Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey led the 76ers to a 109-100 Game 7 win over the Celtics, sparking criticism from Jaylen Brown about Embiid's flopping. Boston fans called for coach Joe Mazzulla to be fired after blowing a 3-1 lead.
Mark Allen missed a simple black to lose 17-16 to Wu Yize, who will face Shaun Murphy in the final. Murphy rallied from 15-13 down to beat John Higgins 17-15.
Arsenal went six points clear of Manchester City with a 3-0 win over Fulham, with Viktor Gyokeres reaching 20 goals. Pundits say Arsenal have 'flipped the pressure' onto City.
Logan Stankoven scored twice and Frederik Andersen made 30 saves as the Hurricanes beat the Flyers 3-0 in Game 1 of their second-round series.
Ronald Acuna Jr. exited a game with a hamstring injury, and Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos spoke about the situation. No. 1 UCLA baseball beat Michigan State.
Logan Storley dominated Florim Zendeli in a lopsided decision, improving to 8-0 in his home state of South Dakota.
Sunderland's Dan Ballard became the third Premier League player sent off for hair-pulling this season, sparking debate over the rule. Wayne Rooney called for a change.
Recaps of high school baseball and softball district tournaments, including Choctaw baseball advancing and John Curtis advancing in Louisiana.
David Benavidez faced Gilberto Ramirez for cruiserweight titles, while Conah Walker stopped Sam Eggington in a thrilling bout.
David Benavidez dominated and knocked out Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez in the sixth round to win the WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles, becoming the first boxer to win championships at 168, 175, and 200 pounds. He immediately called out Canelo Alvarez and Dmitry Bivol for his next fight.
The Boston Celtics became the 14th NBA team to blow a 3-1 playoff series lead, losing Game 7 to the Philadelphia 76ers due to poor shooting and missed opportunities. Despite the historic collapse, the team remains unfazed and focused on the process.
Kimi Antonelli took pole position for the Miami Grand Prix, narrowly beating Max Verstappen, as the race start was moved three hours earlier due to thunderstorm threats. George Russell and Lando Norris struggled, with Norris calling it a 'reality check' for McLaren.
Emerson Hancock struck out 14 batters in a dominant start on Randy Johnson jersey retirement night, but the Mariners lost 3-2 in extra innings to the Royals. Mistakes and a lack of offense spoiled the historic pitching performance.
Arsenal went six points clear of Manchester City with a 3-0 win over Fulham, fueled by Viktor Gyokeres' 20th goal of the season. Pundits say the Gunners have 'flipped the pressure' onto City in the title race.
Mark Allen missed a simple match-winning black in the World Championship semi-final, allowing Wu Yize to win 17-16 and advance to the final. Shaun Murphy also reached the final after beating John Higgins 17-15.
Sunderland's Dan Ballard was sent off for pulling an opponent's hair, the third such red card in the Premier League this season. Wayne Rooney and others argue the rule should be changed.
Jaime Munguia dominated Jose Resendiz to capture the WBA super middleweight title, looking world class in a career renaissance performance in Las Vegas.
The WNBA preseason game between the Dallas Wings and Las Vegas Aces features Paige Bueckers and A'ja Wilson, with details on TV channel and streaming options.
Chelsea fans are reportedly against hiring Marco Silva as their next manager, with the club having sacked Liam Rosenior. The team faces Nottingham Forest in a Premier League match.
The Professional Fighters League continued its spring season with PFL Sioux Falls, featuring several matchups and outcomes.