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Watch Zara Larsson, Sexyy Red Perform ‘Lookin’ for the Hoes’ Live in Los Angeles
Zara Larsson brought Sexyy Red on stage at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, where they performed Red’s 2023 song “Lookin’ for the Hoes (Ain’t My Fault)”. The guest appearance added a joint performance to Larsson’s concert as she tours behind her album *Midnight Sun*. Larsson also performed “Crush (Girls Trip)” with her tour opener Eli, a…
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Burnham’s EU re-entry hint divides Labour over future policy
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has hinted during his conference speech that he might consider the UK rejoining the European Union, sparking internal Labour Party backlash. He said he wants to set out options for Britain’s future relationship with Europe at a summit with Brussels later this year, moving beyond the 2024 election manifesto commitments which…
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Karan Johar to End ‘Koffee With Karan’ After 22 Years With Final Season on JioHotstar: ‘The Decision Is Emotional and Personal’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Karan Johar says the ninth season of “Koffee With Karan” will be its last, ending the celebrity chat show’s 22-year run. It will stream on JioHotstar from 14 October. Johar said the decision was emotional and personal, and that he wants to spend the next decade directing more films and telling more stories. Since its…
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Trump secures voluntary AI safety pledges from six technology firms
The Trump Administration has brokered a non-binding White House Accord on Superintelligence signed by six major technology companies—Meta, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Nvidia and xAI—which outlines voluntary safety measures for artificial intelligence development. The accord represents Trump’s preference for industry self-regulation over stringent government oversight, permitting companies to establish their own internal safeguards rather than imposing…
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Chinese nationals vandalise Xi Jinping-named restaurant in South Korea
A Chinese restaurant in South Korea named after leader Xi Jinping has been vandalised by a group of Chinese nationals, who fled back to China after the attack. The incident highlights tensions surrounding the restaurant’s controversial name, which has drawn mounting pressure from both individuals and businesses in China demanding a change over the past…
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“It’s really fun for us”: the 1991 movie the Coen brothers knew would have a “limited audience”
The Coen brothers deliberately created “Barton Fink” in 1991 as a film they knew would appeal only to a limited audience, accepting that critical acclaim rather than commercial success was the realistic goal. The black comedy, featuring John Turturro as a New York playwright caught up in a murder investigation whilst writing scripts for Hollywood,…
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Trump gathers tech executives to discuss AI safety and expansion
President Trump hosted a high-profile meeting at the White House with leaders from major technology companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, SpaceX and Nvidia to discuss artificial intelligence safety. The gathering resulted in the signing of what Trump described as a “morally binding” agreement on AI safety, which he compared to a constitution. This meeting…
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Greens choose outspoken senator David Shoebridge as new leader
David Shoebridge has been elected leader of the Australian Greens following a parliamentary party vote, succeeding Larissa Waters who stepped down due to deteriorating health after 16 months in the role. Shoebridge, a NSW senator known for his outspoken positions on defence policy, artificial intelligence and the Middle East, defeated fellow senators Mehreen Faruqi and…
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It’s Officially the End of an Era for One of the ’90s’ Best Sci-Fi Shows
*Futurama* has reached what is being described as the end of its regular season run, with its Season 14 finale released on 28 September 2026. The series has repeatedly returned after cancellation, making the announcement uncertain rather than conclusive: creator Matt Groening says the team has more stories to tell and leaves open the possibility…
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Mariachi band’s national anthem at Bears vs. Eagles game ignites racism debate and US Senator response
A mariachi band’s performance of the US national anthem before the Chicago Bears–Philadelphia Eagles game prompted heated online debate, including accusations of racism and criticism of the NFL’s choice of performers. The article says the argument drew in Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, who defended the group. The Chicago-based, two-time Grammy-nominated Mariachi Herencia de México performed…