From diamonds to pearls and everything in between, these stunning 2025 Met Gala jewels lit up the red carpet with elegance, ...

Elton John and Brandi Carlile today celebrate their first collaborative Number 1 album with Who Believes In Angels? Joining forces for the first time on record, the LP earns Elton a landmark 10th ...

Concern is growing worldwide over the use of AI for malicious purposes Japanese police have arrested four people for selling obscene images created using generative AI in the first crackdown of ...

Labour Day, celebrated annually on May 1st, honors the contributions and struggles of workers worldwide. Originating from the 1886 Haymarket event, it acknowledges the labor movement's fight for ...

Following the popularity of the AI-generated images in Studio Ghibli-style that took over the internet a few weeks ago, Japanese lawmakers are considering making them illegal. The images ...

The recently announced GPT-4o model demonstrates noteworthy abilities of interpreting images with high accuracy ... OpenAI’s recent launch of the GPT-4.1 class of models, which brings faster ...

On Christmas Eve 1894, Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), a Czech junior designer working alone in a Parisian print shop, received a rush order from actress Sarah Bernhardt for a poster advertising her ...

“This is her first ever No. 1 album, and to have achieved this honor with her absolute hero and friend Elton John makes this accomplishment even more profound.” Trending on Billboard In the U ...

To discuss what it could mean, film and television producer and former South Pacific Pictures boss John Barnett joined Nick Mills.

Jared Polis signed the $44 billion budget for 2025-2026 into law ... state's financial woes were just beginning. The JBC faced a $1.2 billion funding shortfall, driven by higher-than-expected ...

with detractors asserting that removing the human element from the creative process disqualifies the pictures produced from being actual art. Add in the deep reverence for Studio Ghibli among not just ...

ST. LOUIS — John Viviano & Sons, an Italian grocery store on the Hill, is closing. The grocery store’s final day of operations will be May 3, a store employee confirmed. John Viviano Sr.