Month January 2026

Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang denied reports that he was unhappy with OpenAI and said his company still planned to make a “huge” investment in the ChatGPT firm. NVIDIA announced in September that it would invest up to $100 billion in… Continue Reading →

Steve Martin and Martin Short paid tribute to the late Catherine O’Hara Friday night, raising a glass to the star during their “The Best of Steve Martin and Martin Short” comedy show in Austin, Texas.  “Catherine O’Hara, I met when… Continue Reading →

Bella Hadid and Adan Banuelos might not be totally through like early reports indicated … because video captures the two cutting a rug in a Texas bar — just hours before Banuelos was arrested. We’ve obtained exclusive video from a… Continue Reading →

The image of Liam Conejo Ramos, wearing a blue winter hat and Spider-Man backpack while in the custody of immigration agents, fueled outrage across the country.

Sir Keir Starmer suggests Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should testify over his dealings with the convicted sex offender.

Brett Ratner makes an appearance in the latest dump of the infamous Epstein Files … sitting next to Jeffrey Epstein and two redacted women in newly released photos. The director — who helmed the new documentary “Melania” about First Lady… Continue Reading →

“The Last Resort,” directed by Maria Sødahl, won the Dragon Award for Best Nordic Film at the Göteborg Film Festival on Saturday night. The award comes with a whooping SEK 400,000 ($41,500) which, according to the organizers, makes it one… Continue Reading →

After Chelsea’s first comeback win from two goals down in a Premier League match, were Liam Rosenior’s substitutions against West Ham genius or obvious?

Kenan Thompson recently told People that he “definitely” thinks about leaving “Saturday Night Live” and fears saying goodbye is “gonna suck.” Thompson has been on “SNL” since 2003. “There’s just so many layers to it. It’s not just the on-screen… Continue Reading →

The president and the top Senate Democrat, who are often at each other’s throats, agreed to try to keep the government open and to start talks on new limits on federal immigration agents.