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Why playing golf can make your love life go with a swing!
A Daily Mail lifestyle piece argues that taking up golf could benefit your romantic relationship, framing the sport as more than just a leisurely pastime for retirees. The article suggests that the qualities golf cultivates and the opportunities it creates translate into improved connections between couples, positioning it as a worthwhile activity for those looking…
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Cases of ‘scromiting’ condition tied to cannabis use spike among teens, young adults: New study
The syndrome has long been linked to chronic use of marijuana.
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Frontier AI labs still won’t say how they’d contain a rogue model
A study by AI safety group Guidelight AI Standards found that leading AI developers have published little detail about how they would contain a model that tried to evade human control. This matters as more autonomous AI systems are deployed within companies and gain the ability to take consequential actions, while US regulators begin requiring…
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Paramount accuses Mark Ruffalo of invoking ‘antisemitic tropes’ in Warner Bros. Discovery merger dispute
Paramount has criticised actor Mark Ruffalo after he referenced the Israel–Gaza war while opposing the Ellison family’s proposed merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The company accused him of using antisemitic tropes, turning a corporate media deal into a dispute over rhetoric about Jewish identity and influence. The available article text says Paramount issued its response…
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The Best New Card From Magic’s Hobbit Set Made My Dr. Eggman Deck Unstoppable
Polygon argues that Fateful Discovery, a new card from Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit-themed set, significantly strengthens a Commander deck led by Dr. Eggman. The five-mana blue enchantment draws a card whenever an artifact enters the battlefield, fitting a strategy built around deploying numerous machines and forcing opponents into unfavourable choices. Dr. Eggman is a five-mana…
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Michael Jackson movie sequel will address child abuse allegations from “his point of view” says Jaafar Jackson
Jaafar Jackson, who plays his uncle Michael Jackson in the record-breaking biopic “Michael”, has said the planned sequel will address the child sexual abuse allegations against the singer “from his point of view.” The original film omitted the allegations entirely after production discovered a settlement clause barring the Jackson estate from referencing accuser Jordan Chandler,…
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Paramount and State A.G. to Meet Monday to Discuss Settlement of Antitrust Case
Paramount Skydance and California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office are due to meet on Monday to discuss settling the state antitrust case blocking Paramount’s $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The deal is currently frozen pending a March trial in federal court in Oakland, and pressure to reach a negotiated settlement has been building…
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Clubbing helps middle-aged women stay happy and healthy, study finds
A study has found that middle-aged women who go clubbing and socialise regularly tend to report better mental and physical wellbeing than those who don’t. Researchers link the social interaction, physical activity and sense of community involved in nights out to improved mood and reduced feelings of isolation, a finding that challenges the assumption that…
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Pink-Slipped Exec Chris Aronson Sues Paramount For Millions Over “Broken Promise”
Chris Aronson, Paramount’s former president of Domestic Theatrical Distribution, is suing the studio for more than $4 million, alleging age discrimination and breach of contract after his exit in late 2025 following Skydance’s takeover led by David Ellison. The 69-year-old executive claims Paramount had signed him to a contract running through December 2028, only to…