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Sex, spies, and microchips

  • Nvidia is investigating reports involving its chief executive and an alleged Chinese intelligence agent.
  • Congress has requested a private briefing from Jensen Huang.
  • Nvidia’s importance to AI and markets gives the allegations wider significance.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang is being investigated over reports that Alice Huang, a former data centre executive with whom he had an affair, was recruited by Chinese intelligence. The allegations matter because Nvidia is central to the AI industry and the US economy, and any risk that…

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KERRY KING Announces ‘My War’, First Single From Upcoming Second Solo Album

  • “My War” is due on 17 November.
  • The single leads King’s second solo album.
  • A supporting tour is expected in early 2027.

Kerry King has announced that “My War”, the first single from his forthcoming second solo album, will be released on 17 November. The SLAYER guitarist describes the album as a forceful continuation of his 2024 debut, “From Hell I Rise”, and says he is looking forward to hearing…

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In 2006, Robin Williams revealed the one movie he’d tell his younger self not to make. He still called it a “great experience”

  • Williams would probably tell his younger self to skip *Popeye*.
  • He valued working with director Robert Altman.
  • The production was marked by drug use.

Robin Williams said in 2006 that, given the chance to advise his younger self, he would probably tell him not to make *Popeye*. The 1980 film was his first major starring role, but he still valued the opportunity to work with director Robert Altman. Williams called that collaboration…

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ROSÉ of BLACKPINK Covers ‘One of My Favorite Songs’ by The Killers at Star-Studded LACMA Gala

  • ROSÉ performed four songs at the 2026 LACMA gala.
  • Her set included a cover of The Killers’ “Read My Mind”.
  • The gala raised nearly $7 million for the museum.

ROSÉ of BLACKPINK performed four songs at the 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala, including a cover of The Killers’ “Read My Mind”, which she introduced as one of her favourite songs to cover. Her performance brought music to an evening honouring director Denis Villeneuve and artist Vija Celmins, while…

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Take-Two expects to make as much as $3.5 billion during the GTA 6 launch period

  • Take-Two forecasts up to $3.5 billion in GTA 6 launch-quarter bookings.
  • The estimate is just below analysts’ $3.51 billion projection.
  • Full-year net bookings are expected to reach up to $8.2 billion.

Take-Two expects net bookings of $3.35 billion to $3.5 billion in its current financial quarter, with the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 driving the forecast. The projection signals the scale of the release for the publisher, though it is slightly below analysts’ $3.51 billion estimate. CEO Strauss…

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GTA 6 pre-orders exceed expectations as Take-Two forecasts spending growth

  • GTA 6 pre-orders are tracking far above expectations.
  • Take-Two forecasts 12 per cent spending growth next quarter.
  • Most pre-orders are for the $100 Ultimate Edition.

Take-Two Interactive says pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6 are tracking “far above expectations”, with chief executive Strauss Zelnick describing the game as a potential new baseline for the company. The launch is expected to drive growth in spending next quarter, making GTA 6 central to Take-Two’s outlook…

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Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr to Reunite at Las Vegas Show in 2027

  • McCartney and Starr will reunite at VetsAid in Las Vegas.
  • The festival takes place on 29 January 2027.
  • Net proceeds will support veteran-related charities.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are due to reunite on stage at Joe Walsh’s VetsAid festival in Las Vegas on 29 January 2027. The appearance will bring the two surviving Beatles together again for a rare performance and support a festival raising money for veterans and their families.…

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Chicago’s Final No. 1 Single Almost Went to Another 80s Band Instead

  • Cheap Trick passed on “Look Away” for “The Flame”.
  • “Look Away” was Chicago’s final Hot 100 No. 1.
  • Both songs became major hits for their respective bands.

Chicago’s 1988 single “Look Away” almost went to Cheap Trick, after the band was offered a choice between it and “The Flame”. Cheap Trick chose “The Flame”, leaving Chicago with a song that became their final No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Written by Diane Warren, “Look…

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The four artists Little Richard thought stole his spotlight: “They’re going to always be in front”

  • Little Richard ranked eighth in Rolling Stone’s 2004 greatest artists list.
  • He named the Rolling Stones, Beatles, James Brown and Jimi Hendrix.
  • He questioned rankings but said he was glad to be part of rock and roll.

Little Richard said he did not feel he had received all the recognition he deserved, despite being ranked eighth in Rolling Stone’s 2004 list of the 100 greatest artists. He accepted the honour while questioning the value of ranking musicians, and named four artists he believed would always…

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Sony Music Publishing Sued Over Stevie Wonder Photo in Album Anniversary Instagram Post

  • Photographer Alan Satterwhite is suing Sony Music Publishing over a Stevie Wonder photo.
  • He alleges it was used in a 2023 Instagram post without a licence.
  • Satterwhite is seeking up to $150,000 in statutory damages.

Photographer Alan Satterwhite has sued Sony Music Publishing, alleging it posted one of his Stevie Wonder photographs on Instagram without a licence. The image appeared in a 2023 carousel marking the 50th anniversary of Wonder’s album *Innervisions*; the case matters because it concerns the photographer’s right to control…

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