Family tapes to festival circuit Ben Stiller’s new documentary, “Stiller and Meara,” turns a director’s lens toward something intimate: life with two of America’s sharpest wits, Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller.
The PG-13 internet fantasy meets celebrity culture Vox’s latest culture column argues that America’s fixation on a “PG-13 internet” misunderstands how teens—including those orbiting teen celebrities and influencers—actually learn to navigate risk.
A legal line for a culture built on faces Japanese police have detained a man suspected of creating sexualized AI deepfakes of female celebrities—Japan’s first such crackdown.
What’s in the pact—and why it matters Spotify is partnering with Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music and others to develop new AI-powered music products, aiming to thread a needle between innovation and rights protection.
Safety, perception and the ridership gap A new analysis argues that U.S. public transit’s biggest hidden drag is passenger fear—of disorder, harassment and crime—which suppresses ridership far more than service frequency alone can fix.
Fresh capital, faster delivery math India’s quick-commerce upstart Zepto closed a $450 million round at a $7 billion valuation, signaling investors still see upside in ultrafast delivery despite consolidation and tighter unit economics.
The allegations and the response Britney Spears publicly challenged allegations made by ex-husband Kevin Federline in his new memoir, calling the assertions “extremely hurtful” and part of a longer pattern of gaslighting.