Angelina Jolie preparing to ditch US in July, says ‘I don’t recognize my country’
Angelina Jolie’s next chaptercould unfold far from Hollywood. Jolie has been waiting for her twins, Vivienne and Knox, to reach adulthood...
The founder of a huge boba chain said he opened stores next to Starbucks to get a fraction of its customers
Gong Cha's founder said he opened his first few stores in strategic locations. Smith Collection/Gado/Getty ImagesBubble tea chain Gong Cha's...
‘Train Dreams’ Triumphs at Independent Spirit Awards
Clint Bentley’s “Train Dreams” took home three awards – Best Feature, Best Director and Best Cinematography – at the 41st...
Snowflake’s CEO says software giants risk becoming a ‘dumb data pipe’ to AI models
Sridhar Ramaswamy shares the interview question he knows candidates cannot prepare for. Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesSnowflake's CEO warned that software companies...
Investigators believe Nancy Guthrie’s abduction could have been a botched robbery: report
Investigators believe that Nancy Guthrie’s abduction could have been the result of a botched robbery instead of a planned kidnapping,...
Paramount Insists ByteDance Stop Use of Copyrighted Material to Train AI Models in Cease-and-Desist: ‘Blatant Infringement’
Paramount Skydance has become the latest major Hollywood studio to accuse ByteDance of illegally exploiting copyrighted material to train and...
Jacob Elordi, 28, says he has ‘no relationship’ with social media
Jacob Elordi Olivia Wong/WireImageJacob Elordi, 28, says he has no relationship with social media."I have a pretty strong refusal to...
Ego Nwodim Dunks on Cher, Belatedly Celebrates ‘The Town’ in Spirit Awards Monologue
Ego Nwodim made her debut as host of 43rd Spirit Awards Sunday, and while she steered clear of politics, there...
Daily Horoscope: February 16, 2026
Some days feel like the universe is running three tabs at once, and one of them is definitely buffering. The...
‘Rose’ Review: Sandra Hüller Is a 17th Century Woman Passing as a Man in Intellectually Gripping Drama
Given the narrative overlaps and echoes, we might as well state the obvious: Markus Schleinzer’s “Rose” plays, in a sense,...
