Silicon Valley runs out of perks, Hollywood comes for Fortnite, and SpaceX could make a city
Line standing becomes a job, international films get an AI translation, and Meta enters its robot era
BuzzFeed serves up First We Feast, teens are online too much, and Love Is Blind contestants have rights
An insurance agency protects against getting canceled, Graze lets users make custom feeds, and Jelly Roll now lives at American Idol
The Kansas City Chiefs go Hollywood, Barnes & Noble is the place to be, and X wants to be a bank
Indie bookshops suspect an unexpected sales surge is being driven by AI developers buying up print volumes for training models. If rare copies are indeed being destroyed for data, it raises tough questions about the cost of digital progress.
Drake is handing over control of his OVO clothing line to Authentic Brands Group. This major acquisition highlights how celebrity-led brands are turning into a lucrative industry.
Business leader Bill Gates is issuing a stark warning: society is dangerously unprepared for upcoming AI shifts. As Silicon Valley rushes forward, his call for proactive regulation serves as an urgent wake-up call for lawmakers.
Faced with relentless lawsuits over youth screen addiction, Meta is agreeing to an $18 billion settlement. The landmark case forces deep product changes that will likely trigger a broader industry-wide crackdown on social media.
To keep top creators from drifting to streaming platforms, YouTube is leaning into a traditional TV style. The platform is expanding its channels across new genres to protect its role as the premier media hub.
Leisure travel is being reshaped by a surge in educational getaways. Rather than simply unwinding at upscale resorts, vacationers are investing in memorable trips that teach them creative trades or adventurous new pursuits.
To combat digital fatigue, younger users are turning to platforms that deliberately slow down text delivery. By ditching instant gratification, this trend encourages thoughtful notes that make modern conversations feel meaningful again.
Plans for LA's first air taxi hub are officially underway, bringing on-demand air travel closer to reality. Following extensive trial runs, leading startups are battling to service the country’s premier route.
Vintage tees have evolved from thrift store finds into prized investment pieces. Fueled by youth culture, relaxed casual wear is redefining what it means to look expensive.
Early movie leaks cost studios staggering sums each year, but high-quality copies can also build unexpected hype for big releases. Film executives are caught balancing severe financial loss against the power of digital virality.
A new tool empowers businesses to create role-designated AI coworkers. As companies embrace AI agents to streamline operations, the market is poised for explosive growth.
YouTube is fighting back against Netflix’s push to recruit top video creators. By offering special perks to keep content exclusive, the platform is defending its turf in what has become a head-to-head battle between media titans.
Video used to be the only way for creators to grow online, but comedians are pivoting back to picture posts. With attention spans shrinking, still photos delivering instant humor are taking over social feeds again.
The box office is thriving again, putting old fears of a streaming takeover to rest. From giant blockbusters to breakout indie films, going to the movies remains the best way to turn a film into a major cultural event.
Tired of digital disconnect, young people are embracing simple group hobbies. By swapping screen time for classic offline activities, Gen Z is actively taking steps to cure loneliness and rebuild a genuine sense of community.
An indie studio is bringing AI-generated films straight to movie theaters. While major Hollywood studios argue over how to use the tech ethically, this bold move will test whether moviegoers are actually willing to buy tickets for AI movies.
Merging social spaces with retail, a new joint project brings authentic local connection back to physical shopping. This communal space motivates visitors to connect, stay, and purchase items.
Linking a real-world attraction with virtual gaming, Disney is putting its massive interactive partnership to work. The cross-platform experience marks a major leap toward making streaming the central anchor for all its experiences.
Brand mascots build stronger customer bonds than celebrity endorsements, giving companies total control over their image. But patience is key—experts say it takes three years of consistent use to see the biggest payoff.
Replacing real journalists with AI avatars is getting simpler, but earning audience trust is much harder. As startups roll out AI-generated broadcasts, gaining public credibility for accurate reporting remains the bigger question.
