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OpenAI just lost a major discovery fight, one that could leave the company on the hook for billions of dollars in damages after allegedly pirating huge datasets of copyrighted books. In the latest twist in the escalating legal battle, a federal judge ordered OpenAI to hand over internal documents explaining why it deleted two massive […]
Billed as “the biggest comedy festival in the world,” the inaugural Riyadh Comedy Festival (September 26–October 9) boasts an all-star lineup: Dave Chappelle, Louis C.K., Bill Burr, Kevin Hart, Whitney Cummings, Pete Davidson, Aziz Ansari, Jo Koy, and more, all being paid directly by the Saudi government. The event is produced by Sela, a company
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An app created to anonymously report critics of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ended up exposing its own users, according to a new investigation by Straight Arrow News (SAN). The platform, called Cancel the Hate, was launched in the days following Kirk’s assassination on Sept. 10. It encouraged supporters to submit reports on individuals accused
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Bruce Springsteen has always sung about America in the raw — the broken dreams, the boarded-up towns, the heroes that go unnoticed. But now, at 74, the legendary rocker is doing more than chronicling the soul of a nation. He’s challenging its very direction — from center stage, on record, and in no uncertain terms.
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Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts is off to a promising start, grossing $11.5 million in Thursday night previews — a figure that places it almost on par with Marvel’s other offering this year, Captain America: Brave New World ($12M), and ahead of other recent MCU outings like Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings ($8.8M) and
Elon Musk, once revered as a tech visionary, now appears to be more interested in playing a far-right meme than delivering on his promises of self-driving cars and putting men on Mars. His latest antics—wielding a chainsaw on stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) while rambling incoherently about comedy, gold reserves, and government
Elon Musk expressed deep shock at the rising tide of vandalism and hostility directed at Tesla during a recent interview on Fox News. The Tesla and X chief, known for his polarizing public persona, denounced the attacks on Tesla dealerships and vehicles, which he claimed had reached unprecedented levels. During the “Hannity” segment on Tuesday,
During his recent visit to the Kennedy Center, President Donald Trump, now serving as the institution’s chairman of the board, made headlines with his blunt critique of the venue’s programming and physical design. Asked by a reporter why he was dedicating time to the arts center, Trump replied, “This represents a very important part of