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TikTok suspends Musk documentary account over political content
Elon Musk’s name lights up screens from the launchpads of SpaceX to the dashboards of Tesla, but a new documentary has turned that glow into a spotlight of scrutiny. On a Friday evening, as audiences in nearly five hundred U.S.

Bette Midler Accepts 2026 Woody Guthrie Prize, Sings Protest Classic: 'My Small Contribution to the Resistance'
Bette Midler, a veteran of the stage, stepped onto the stage of Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa and handed the 2026 Woody Guthrie Prize while belting a new version of “All You Fascists (Bound to Lose).

Sennheiser Accentum Clip open earbuds are elite. There's just one major issue
Sennheiser’s new Accentum Clip earbuds arrive with a sound that feels like a passport to audio perfection, but the brand’s refusal to ship them in the United States turns that passport into a one‑way ticket.

How to watch Wisconsin vs. UCLA online for free
The clash that could launch Wisconsin into the rankings has already been sold to a global audience, and the only thing standing between the Badgers and the Bruins is a few dollars in your pocket.

How to watch Florida vs. Texas online for free
The clash between the Florida Gators and the Texas Longhorns isn’t just another Saturday game; it’s a pivot point for two programs teetering on the edge of the SEC’s upper tier. For the 4‑1 Longhorns, a win could cement their No.

Has Joe Lycett shot himself in the foot on Celebrity Traitors?
Joe Lycett, the comedian‑turned‑publican, stood in the dim kitchen of the Traitors’ castle, a glass of water in one hand and a fervent plea in the other. “I want to be recruited,” he declared, his voice echoing off stone walls.

Is that singer even real? Music streaming services are starting to tell you
When I was scrolling through my playlist on YouTube Music, I hit a track that felt oddly familiar yet off‑beat. I opened the artist page, andnothing. No bio, no photos, no social links.

Lawsuit alleges OpenAI stole childrens user data
A mother in Hawaii is suing OpenAI for allegedly stealing the private thoughts of her 12‑ and 16‑year‑old children.

Liquid Studios reveals strategy; visualises Podnews
Jeanine Wright, the CEO of Liquid Studios, just dropped a new website that reads like a playbook for turning podcast gold into visual gold.

Tinder hadnt updated most AI scam detection models in years, Senate report finds
The sting that has left millions of Tinder users feeling more vulnerable than ever is not a new plot twistit’s a decade‑old failure in algorithmic vigilance.

CNN Expands All Access Streaming to UK and Canada
CNN’s move to launch All Access in the United Kingdom and Canada is not just a geographic tick‑box; it’s a lifeline for the journalists who keep the network’s newsroom humming.

Why Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' Flatlined at the Box Office | Analysis
The Social Reckoning opened its doors to a crowd that was far from the eager, tech‑savvy audience that flocked to Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Network. On Friday night, the film earned a modest $5.

Comic conventions are becoming content studios. NYCC is embracing the shift
New York Comic Con is no longer just a fan fest; it has morphed into a full‑blown content studio.

If Sony change their PlayStation disc policy people will like them again: Reader's Feature
The battle over PlayStation’s no‑disc rule is not a corporate footnote; it is a fight for the everyday gamer who still buys a cartridge in a supermarket aisle.

Hurricane Isaias: See Gulf Coast webcams live, including Pensacola, Florida
Hurricane Isaias is not just a weather headline; it’s a looming threat to the Gulf Coast’s tourism lifeline and the livelihoods of the people who depend on it.

U.S. government will livestream Fort Hood shooters firing squad execution
The decision to stream the execution of Nidal Hasan has turned a tragic chapter in U.S. Military history into a televised spectacle. Hasan, the former Army major who killed 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009, will face a firing squad on Dec.

Patti Harrison is the (screaming) new face of The Onion's InfoWars takeover
Patti Harrison’s laugh‑cracked voice rings out in a cramped, neon‑lit studio, her eyes darting between a camera and a wall of scrolling headlines.

Megyn Kelly Slams Olivia Rodrigo for Supporting Jane Doe in Cornell Rape Suit: 'Shut Up & Stick to Singing'
Olivia Rodrigo, the 23‑year‑old Grammy‑winning singer, has found herself at the center of a cultural storm after she publicly backed a Jane Doe who has filed a gang‑rape lawsuit against Cornell University.

21 early October Prime Day tech deals, hand-picked by our gadget-obsessed experts
Prime’s early‑October tech bonanza is not just a flash sale; it’s a lifeline for the everyday Nigerian tech enthusiast who has watched prices spiral during the global memory crisis.

Great Job, Internet!: Let former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin walk you through his 12-years-and-running Minecraft city
When a man who spent nineteen seasons steering the Pittsburgh Steelers through a record‑setting run of wins and a Super Bowl title drops into a blocky world of pixelated bricks, the only thing that matters is how his kids see him.

Watch Panteón Rococó Bring Pro-Immigrant Struggle to Tiny Desk Concert
Panteón Rococó’s Tiny Desk set isn’t just another Latin‑music livestream; it’s a rallying cry for the people who feel invisible in the headlines. In a country where 133,000 names vanish every year, the band’s frontman, Dr.

Jordan Peele and Sam Raimi team up to terrorize Chase Infiniti
Chase Infiniti’s hands trembled as she lifted the brush‑stroked canvas, the paint‑stained surface of Portrait of God humming with a low, electric pulse.

Disney President Dana Walden Talks Jimmy Kimmel's Future on ABC: 'We're Trying to Make Sense of the Business'
When Dana Walden stepped onto the stage at Bloomberg’s Screentime conference, the lights flickered over a room of industry insiders and a single, unhurried smile. She was asked whether the future of Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Questlove on the History of Sampling, From Public Enemy to Today: 'I See AI as a Parallel to Sampling Culture'
Questlove’s take on sampling is less about nostalgia and more about the future of creativity. The drummer‑turned‑archaeologist of hip‑hop argues that the way we remix the past will shape how AI writes music tomorrow.

Meta's adorable AI is, predictably, a security nightmare
Meta’s new AI assistant, Muse, is a shiny toy that turns into a ticking time‑bomb for anyone who trusts it with their computer.

KATSEYE, Megan Thee Stallion, Tate McRae & Megan Moroney to Perform at 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
The night before the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, a group of friends in Los Angeles were buzzing about the lineup. One of them, a music‑lover who’s been following every tour, said, “I’m already counting the minutes till the show.

CNN teams with Jubilee to surround James Talarico
In a dimly lit studio on the outskirts of Dallas, a camera crew set up a stage that would soon become a battleground of ideas.

Here Are the Performers & Presenters for the 2026 VMAs
Madonna’s return to the VMAs after a 23‑year hiatus is not just a headline; it’s a lifeline for a generation that grew up watching her videos on MTV.

Youtube, Meta backtrack on paid ads for Musk documentary
The backlash over a film that questions the very man who owns the platform that should have amplified it is a bitter reminder that even the most powerful tech giants are still bound by the rules of the marketplace.

Now that they think about it, Meta and YouTube actually will take money to run Musk doc ads
The headline may sound like a headline‑shop joke, but the reality is that Meta and YouTube are now willing to bankroll ads for Alex Gibney’s documentary Musk.

YouTube, Meta Restore Ads for 'Musk' Documentary: 'This Was an Error'
Elon Musk’s four‑hour documentary Musk has finally cleared the digital gates that once barred its promotion.

Clavicular and the online culture that turns humiliating women into content
The rise of Clavicular is not a harmless trend in the looks‑maxing sub‑culture; it is a live‑streaming lesson in how misogyny sells.

Bill Maher Draws Big Response From Studio Audience After Calling Trump an 'Arch-Criminal'
Bill Maher’s latest monologue on Real Time turned a routine political skit into a headline‑making moment when he dubbed former President Donald Trump an “arch‑criminal.

Social media sites offer another look at future by refusing to run ads for Musk
Elon Musk’s new documentary, “Musk”, is set to hit theaters on October 9, but the film’s path to audiences has hit a roadblock that feels more like a mirror than a billboard.

Ms. Rachel's 'I'm So Happy': All 23 Tracks Ranked
Ms. Rachel’s bright blue avatar flickers across a toddler’s tablet, her voice soft and steady as she sings, “I’m so happy.” In the glow of the screen, a little hand waves in time, a small smile widening.

Dakota Johnson Says She and Taylor Swift 'Work Really Well Together' on 'Patient Zero' Video
Dakota Johnson’s newest cameo isn’t just a splash of Hollywood star power; it’s a calculated move that could redefine how friendships translate into box‑office and streaming dollars.

'America's Got Talent' Season 21 Winner Revealed: Who Took Home the $1 Million Prize?
Nene Royal’s triumph on America’s Got Talent is not just another headline; it is a seismic shift for an African‑born artist who has been grinding in the US music scene for years.

What's next for Netflix? This trailer for Norm: The Tale Of Norm Macdonald!
Netflix’s latest offering, Norm: The Tale Of Norm Macdonald, drops on October 16, promising an “intimate portrait” of the late comedian.

Trump TV Draws Ire Amid White House Press Shutout: 'State-Run Media'
The White House has just launched Trump TV, a 24‑hour livestream that showcases “top past moments, announcements and the latest and greatest from the administration.

Mental Lyrics by 2Baba Feat. Fave
The new single Mental drops a fresh dose of romance from 2Baba and Fave. The track is a declaration of deep attraction, a promise of commitment, and an invitation to share intimacy.

How to get into How To With John Wilson in five episodes
In a dimly lit cinema, a quiet chuckle rippled through the audience as the trailer for The History Of Concrete rolled.

What to Watch This Weekend: Efe Irele's Before Midnight Starring Timini Egbuson
The story begins with Derry, a woman whose daily reality is dictated by a cruel stepmother and a stepsister. Her life feels suffocated, a narrative of loss and lack of agency.

From December Launch to National Stage: The Full Story of FutureMakers by NASENI
From a single keynote in Abuja to a nation‑wide spotlight, FutureMakers by NASENI has turned a December launch into a cultural phenomenon for Nigeria’s youth.

Brendan Carr Cries, Calls Jimmy Kimmel Censorship A 'Hoax'
Jimmy Kimmel’s tear‑filled rant about “censorship” turned into a courtroom drama for the eyes of every American who still thinks the airwaves are free.

IAB: a new framework is "not needed" for measurement
The IAB has just dropped a new guide that tells podcasters they don’t need a brand‑new measurement standard. At first glance, it seems like a relief for a community drowning in metrics.

A new home for Kevin Roose and Casey Newton
The move of Kevin Roose and Casey Newton from the New York Times’ tech beat to NPR is not just a career shift; it is a signal to every creator who thinks the podcast world is a flat, unchanging landscape.

Suno admits using music from YouTube to train AI models
Suno’s latest confession came not from a press conference but from a court filing in Boston.

AJ Odudu claims 'nothing's confirmed' about why controversial Big Brother star was removed
Last week, George Gilbert’s sudden exit from the Big Brother house left fans scrambling for answers.

NYT Pips hints, answers for September 12, 2026
When the first tiles of Pips appear on a Sunday morning, a lone player sits at the kitchen table, a steaming cup of tea beside a screen that glows with the New York Times logo.

Digital creators are now on IMDb. Heres why
What happens when a platform that has long been the gatekeeper of Hollywood suddenly opens its doors to the very people who have been building careers outside the studio system?