The White House Wants Jimmy Kimmel Fired. A Free Press Is Watching.
The White House called Jimmy Kimmel a "shit human" and demanded Disney fire him over a widow joke. Disney's response: silence.
The White House called Jimmy Kimmel a "shit human" and demanded Disney fire him over a widow joke. Disney's response: silence.
Dr Ittai Gradel handed the British Museum a PayPal receipt bearing a curator's name and got a letter back saying his claims were unfounded. He has died aged 61, before any charges were brought.
Swift filed three trademark applications on April 24 — two for her voice, one for her image — in the most aggressive celebrity attempt yet to weaponize trademark law against AI cloning. No court has tested whether it actually works.
Critics called it 'bland and barely competent.' Audiences gave it $217 million in a single weekend. The Michael Jackson biopic just rewrote the rules on what sells.
Carol Guzy's image of two girls clinging to their detained father inside a New York federal building was chosen from 57,376 entries. The family has since vanished from contact.
After decades of melancholic male narrators, Haruki Murakami's upcoming "The Tale of Kaho" hands the story to a woman — and promises a return to the uncanny.
Millions followed Emily Hart's bikini-clad MAGA content. Thousands paid for exclusive photos. She was a medical student in India, built entirely from AI.
The satirical news site will pay $81,000 a month to lease Infowars' brand and domain, with comedian Tim Heidecker set to parody Alex Jones's entire operation from the inside.
Union Berlin's fans chanted 'Fußballgöttin!' Online, strangers had other ideas. The Bundesliga's first female coach got a milestone and a backlash on the same afternoon.
Deezer receives 75,000 AI-generated tracks every day — 44% of all uploads. They account for 1–3% of actual streams, and most of those are fake.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie just became the only 2026 release to top the box office three weeks running. The Illumination-Nintendo partnership has now cleared $2 billion globally — and Marvel's exhaustion problem is the contrast worth watching.
UE Cornellà has never played in La Liga. Its stands hold a few thousand. Its new owner scored 672 goals for Barcelona.
A dead man's face, reconstructed by algorithms, speaking lines he never recorded. The filmmakers had estate approval. The internet had other ideas.
A federal jury says Live Nation illegally monopolized live music. The company's own executives joked about "robbing" fans. But the $1.72-per-ticket finding tells you how long your wallet will have to wait.
Ticket number 94,715 cost €100. The Pablo Picasso original it unlocked is worth more than €1 million. The winner's first question: "How do I know this isn't a prank?"
The deal would leave America with just four major film studios. More than 1,000 industry professionals — including Oscar winners who work for the studios involved — signed an open letter Monday demanding regulators kill it.
She recorded 11,000 songs, sang in 20 languages, and cut her final track with the Gorillaz. Asha Bhosle — the most recorded artist in history — has died at 92, the same age as her legendary sister.
The world's most prestigious film festival unveiled its 2026 selection with barely a nod to American cinema. Pedro Almodóvar leads a lineup drawn from everywhere else.
Jasveen Sangha was told her ketamine killed a customer in 2019. She kept dealing. On Wednesday, a federal judge gave her 15 years — likely more than all other defendants in Matthew Perry's death combined.
Kanye West offered to sit down with British Jews and listen. The UK government revoked his travel authorisation instead, cancelling an entire music festival in the process.