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Actor Okada Junichi will host the Japanese version of 'The Floor', a global quiz show debuting in Asia featuring an all-celebrity cast.
Netflix's new horror series 'Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen' has a promising hook, but its slow pacing might frustrate some viewers.
Timothée Chalamet's remarks on ballet ignite a discussion about its cultural relevance and the internal practices of the dance world.
Former President Trump issued mixed signals about the war with Iran, suggesting a possible end while vowing to continue military pressure.
Meta launches a new initiative, Meta Small Business, to support entrepreneurs and accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence.
Granola, the AI-powered meeting note-taking startup, secures $125 million in Series C funding, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation.
AI-powered legal tech startup Harvey confirms an $11 billion valuation, with Sequoia leading a new funding round.
Reddit is implementing new measures to combat bots and verify human authenticity, aiming to preserve transparency and anonymity on the platform.
Russian authorities arrested the alleged administrator of LeakBase, a notorious cybercrime forum that hosted hacking tools and stolen data.
Google redefines music creation with Lyria 3 Pro, offering tracks up to three minutes long and unprecedented creative control.
DeleteMe, the personal data removal service, acquires Block Party, the social media security tool, to offer a comprehensive solution against online harassment.
Senators Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez aim to halt data center expansion until comprehensive AI regulations are established.
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