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Entertainment
Off Campus’ Belmont Cameli Teases How Garrett and Hannah’s Romance Will Evolve in Season 2
‘Off Campus’ Stars Ella Bright, Belmont Cameli Shut Down Feud Rumors With Joint VideoGarrett Graham and Hannah Wells are doing more than Wellsy after their deal. Amid filming for...
Meghan Markle Shares First Life Update Since Returning to U.K. With Prince Harry and Kids Archie, Lilibet
Reflecting on Those Early DaysIn an October 2021 letter to then-House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Chuck Schumer explaining her support for mandatory paid parental leave in the...
These Game of Thrones Secrets Rule the Seven Kingdoms
Game of Thrones' premiere episode on April 17, 2011, was visually stunning and wildly intriguing—and it wasn't the original $10 million pilot that was shot to suck you into...
Nicole Kidman, Daughter Faith Margaret Serve Up Style at US Open 2026
Nicole Kidman and her daughter Faith Margaret are causing a racquet with their fashion. Indeed, the Oscar winner and her 15-year-old daughter—whom she shares with ex Keith Urban—served stylish...
Leadership
Substack Hires Former Roku Executive Dan Robbins to Lead Brand Sponsorships
Substack has hired Dan Robbins, a former executive at Roku, as its first head of brand sponsorships, the company confirmed June 15, marking the platform's most significant move yet...
Substack Hires Former Roku Executive Dan Robbins to Lead Brand Sponsorships
Substack has hired Dan Robbins, a former executive at Roku, as its first head of brand sponsorships, the company confirmed June 15, marking the platform's most significant move yet...
Toshifumi Suzuki, Founder of 7 Eleven Japan and ‘God of Retail’, Dies at 93
Toshifumi Suzuki, the founder of 7-Eleven Japan in 1973 and widely considered as the father of Japan's 7 Eleven convenience store industry, died of heart failure at the age...
Momentum Peak Trade Seeks to Bring Structure and Support to Online Trading
Momentum Peak Trade is presenting itself as a brokerage platform for traders who want access to global markets without losing the guidance and clarity often missing from digital investing...
Lifestyle
AI Guardrails Lag as 62% See Errors Reach Clients
Most teams bought AI tools long before they wrote down who checks the output, and a report published September 10 puts a number on the consequence. Macabacus polled its...
Founder CEO Sidelined as Automattic Board Votes Him Out
The most famous founder CEO in open-source software lost control of his own company on Wednesday. Automattic’s board voted in favor of putting Matt Mullenweg on paid leave. Mark...
AI Note Taker on Your Wrist: Apple Watch Now Listens
You have probably already sat in a meeting where someone’s laptop was quietly transcribing, and nobody said anything. Apple used Wednesday’s Surprise and Shine keynote to move that capability...
AI in the Workplace Stalls When Leaders Stay on the Sidelines
If you bought your team AI tools and then watched almost nobody touch them, Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index research suggests the problem is probably not the software. Adoption...
Money
JAY GOLDBERG: Time to open up domestic economy is now
Breadcrumb Trail LinksMoneyNewsOpinionColumnistsPublished Feb 01, 2026 • Last updated 2 hours ago • 3 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
ESMAIL and MOIR: Canada’s health-care system costs patients in many ways
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionColumnistsHealth-care costs for the average Canadian family have grown 1.6 times faster than the cost of housing, 2.2 times faster than the cost of food, and 1.6...
Calgary Sun Letters to the Editor, Jan. 26: ‘The problem with Smith’
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionLettersPublished Jan 26, 2026 • Last updated 58 minutes ago • 5 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
Calgary Sun Letters to the Editor, Jan. 24, 2026: ‘Trump’s insult’
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionLettersPublished Jan 24, 2026 • Last updated 3 hours ago • 2 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
Real Estate
Red Velvet’s Joy Opens Up About Beauty Pressure at 29: ‘People Might Stop Noticing Me’
Red Velvet's Joy has opened up about the pressure she once felt over her appearance and age, offering a surprisingly honest glimpse into the insecurities that can come with...
OpenAI IPO Will Not Happen in 2026, Sam Altman Says
OpenAI will not go public in 2026, Chief Executive Sam Altman said in an interview published Saturday, putting off a potential initial public offering as concerns about the risks...
Tasia Fortune: Man Arrested After Black Woman Found Hanging From Tree in Mississippi Last Month in Death Now Ruled Homicide
Police in Jackson, Mississippi, have arrested a man in connection with the death of Tasia Fortune, a 29-year-old Black woman who was found hanging from a tree behind a...
Madden NFL 27 And Many Games Are Free on Xbox Without Game Pass Through Sept 13
Madden NFL 27 is free to play on Xbox through September 13, and you do not need a Game Pass subscription to play it during the promotion."EA Sports Madden...
How Did Adrian Szymaniak Die? Married at First Sight Star’s Brain Cancer Battle Before Death at 39
Polish "Married at First Sight" star Adrian Szymaniak died at age 39 on September 5, 2026, after a more than one-year battle with an aggressive brain tumor. Szymaniak was...
iPhone Duo: Price, Release Date, 7.6-Inch Display, Cameras and Key Specs of Apple’s First Foldable and Everything to Know
Apple has entered the foldable smartphone market with the iPhone Duo, its first iPhone featuring a flexible display. Unveiled on Wednesday, the book-style device combines an outer screen with...
Technology
‘It’s going to be fine’: Trump rebuffs rising alarm over AI dangers, sparking outcry
WASHINGTON — President Trump is brushing aside growing concern among leading scientists and bipartisan lawmakers that artificial intelligence could soon pose an existential threat to humanity, fueling anxiety in Washington and...
California gig drivers secure collective bargaining power with new union
California regulators certified a union representing Uber and Lyft drivers, marking a milestone in a years-long fight by gig workers in the state. The California Gig Workers Union will...
California moves to rein in social media and AI chatbots to protect kids
California, home to the world’s largest tech companies, is placing more guardrails around social media and artificial intelligence as child safety concerns escalate. On Thursday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom...
Becerra backers with business in Sacramento spend tens of millions boosting his gubernatorial bid
Companies and special interest groups with some of the diciest issues expected to land on California’s next governor’s desk are among the top financial backers of Democrat Xavier Becerra,...
Special Edition
Top 10 Entrepreneurs Making Waves to Watch in 2024’s Business World
In a world driven by innovation and audacity, Forbes 40Under40 stands as a testament to the transformative power of youthful entrepreneurship. These dynamic visionaries are not just redefining success; they...
German, Dutch central banks post big losses, warn of more
THE German and Dutch central banks on Friday (Feb 23) posted multi-billion euro losses for 2023 and predicted more financial pain ahead, suggesting that they are unlikely to pay...
Maritime players ink 5 MOUs for digital innovation, collaboration in sector
A TOTAL of five memoranda of understanding (MOUs) were inked on Friday (Feb 23) by different players of the local maritime industry for the further digitalisation of the sector. ...
Basel watchdog urges banks to get on with implementing rules
LOBBYING by banks to water down agreed capital rules simply diverts them and their regulators from dealing with the day-to-day and emerging risks they face, a global banking watchdog...
