Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Alix Earle turned heads on a Los Angeles photoshoot set with her lightest hair color yet: shoulder-length platinum curls styled in a 1940s wave. She paired the retro 'do with a floral Chloé micro-miniskirt, white platform heels, and '90s-inspired makeup. The influencer also opened up about an accidental punch in the face during a Monaco night out, recounting the story with her signature humor. From fashion risks to TikTok confessions, Earle continues to captivate fans with every move. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Zhang Ziyi traced her career at a masterclass during the 19th Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong. She spoke about the instinctive work of The Road Home, the physical ordeal of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and the three-year discipline of The Grandmaster. She also discussed the social weight of Love for Life and the physical grounding of She's Got No Name. Throughout, she argued that Asian actors must be bridges, not symbols, in global cinema. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum James Pond creator Chris Sorrell has spoken out against System 3's upcoming 'James Pond Legacy: The Pond is Not Enough' anthology. He claims the trailer and character art rely on generative AI, despite the publisher's denials. Sorrell says he was not consulted and wishes the rights holders 'choke on an AI-generated fishbone.' The controversy highlights ongoing tensions over classic IP and AI-generated content. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum The Trump administration is reportedly expanding its secretive AI safety framework to include advanced open-weight models. The move comes amid pressure from tech leaders who argue that restricting open weights would hurt U.S. competitiveness. Chinese open models have narrowed the gap with American closed systems. The framework remains classified except to model providers. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Google Cloud's global director for games, Jack Buser, has spent his career chasing tech that reshapes gaming. Now he's trying to convince developers and players that AI is the industry's best hope for survival. With game costs doubling and playtime locked in years-old titles, he argues AI can cut toil, speed iteration, and enable entirely new game experiences. But skepticism remains high, especially among Western players who distrust AI-generated content. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A U.S. Department of Energy lab is reportedly investigating Chinese-made lidar sensors for cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The review is funded by private companies in the electric and autonomous vehicle industry. The results could influence whether Chinese lidar is banned or restricted in American vehicles. Lawmakers have already proposed legislation to prohibit the technology. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A roundup of the latest privacy and security news, covering Flock license plate readers, Ring encryption, Apple spyware alerts, and more. These stories show how governments and corporations are expanding surveillance while also revealing new limits on data access. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Xiaomi has reached a remarkable milestone, delivering its 500,000th SU7 sedan just 28.5 months after production began. The achievement highlights an extraordinary manufacturing ramp, even as monthly delivery growth cools. This article explores the sales data, pricing strategy, and the regulatory barriers that keep the SU7 out of the U.S. market. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Bernard Arnault is the world’s richest person for the second straight year, with an estimated $233 billion fortune. The LVMH chairman’s wealth grew $22 billion from 2023, fueled by record revenues and profits at the luxury conglomerate. His lead over Elon Musk now stands at $38 billion. Arnault is also moving to secure family control of LVMH by adding two more sons to the board. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic in Northern California, accusing the AI company of using copyrighted song lyrics without permission. The complaint names CEO Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann personally and seeks statutory damages of up to $150,000 per composition. It references famous tracks and links training data to archives behind a $1.5 billion author settlement. A German court has already ruled that memorised lyrics inside an AI model can be illegal reproduction. View more
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