Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Boy George Splits With His Label Boss Over an AI-Made Song

The singer has parted ways with BGP label head Tony Pontius after a disagreement over an AI-generated track, and stepped away from a planned West End role in the process.

Why Hillary Walsh Says The PERM Process Could Solve Your Staffing Crisis

Across school districts and hospitals nationwide, administrators...

World Health Organization Declares Uganda Free of Ebola

The WHO declared Uganda free of Ebola after the 42-day threshold, as Congo's outbreak worsens.

Distinguishing Prejudice From Politics: The Urgent Need for Clarity in Addressing Anti-Semitism

Public discourse has grown increasingly tangled as debates surrounding Israel and Jewish identity intersect in ways that are often misunderstood or misrepresented. At the heart of this tension lies a critical question: how...

The Limited Series Becomes Television’s Prestige Format

Television has found its prestige format, and it is the limited series. The self-contained story told across a handful of episodes has become the vehicle of choice for ambitious television, drawing major talent...

ZEN.COM Eyes The UK: CEO On Building A Payment Ecosystem That Goes Beyond The Transaction

ZEN.COM has grown from a payment gateway serving e-commerce businesses in Central and Eastern Europe to a global platform operating across 32 markets, with more than 1.5 million individual customers and 10,000 business clients. The...

Physical Meets Digital: How Jellybean™ Is Transforming Traditional Publishing Into Interactive Experiences

The world of consumer products is in the midst of a seismic shift. Not long ago, a brand’s relationship with its customers ended at the checkout counter, with little more than a receipt...

Festival Season Opens the Race to the Year’s Biggest Films

The autumn film festivals are under way, and with them the annual ritual that sets the stage for the months ahead. These gatherings have become the launchpad for the year's most anticipated films,...

Faith, War, and Wonder: Inside the Cinema of Nicholas Rooney

On a wintry journey from the Carpathian Mountains to the blasted edges of Donetsk, a former diplomat walked away from the safety of conference rooms and talking points and stepped into a country at war with itself. He was not there as an emissary anymore. He was there with a camera, with questions, and with the uneasy knowledge that the stories being told in the corridors of power did not match what was happening in the frozen streets. That man was Nicholas Rooney, and the film that emerged from that pilgrimage, “The Pillars of Heaven,” is less a documentary than a reckoning with faith under fire.​​ In Rooney’s work, faith...

World Health Organization Declares Uganda Free of Ebola

The WHO declared Uganda free of Ebola after the 42-day threshold, as Congo's outbreak worsens.

Director Defends Kim Kardashian’s ‘All’s Fair’ Amid Backlash, Compares It To ‘The Wire’

The premiere of Hulu’s much-anticipated legal drama All’s Fair starring Kim Kardashian has been...

Connecting the Chain: How Marlin is Transforming the Global Blockchain Space

Innovations race at breakneck speed in the maze-like space of blockchain technology. Navigating every twist and turn, Marlin is carving out a transformative niche. With a focus on revolutionising decentralised systems, Marlin's use...

Ukraine Announces Plans to Escalate Drone Strikes Against Russia

President Zelenskyy said Ukraine plans to launch around 1,000 drones a day against Russian targets.

AI Creation Tilly Norwood Lands First Feature Film Lead in ‘Misaligned’

The controversial AI "actor" Tilly Norwood is set to headline Misaligned, the first feature film to give the digital...

Why Rhaena Targaryen Is the Wild Card to Watch on ‘House of the Dragon’

Rhaena Targaryen contains multitudes. The often-sidelined second daughter of...

Japan’s Prime Minister Seizes Momentum With Surprise Election Call

In a move that caught both allies and rivals...

Leslie Mann on ‘Spa Weekend,’ a Jim Carrey Life Lesson, and Being Directed by Her Daughter

Ahead of her new ensemble comedy, the actress reflects on stumbling into the genre, the advice that shaped her, and how her measure of success has changed.

Mindful Luxury In Dubai’s Flashy Real Estate Market Explored By Property Advisor

Dubai’s property market draws attention for its bold architecture...

World Health Organization Declares Uganda Free of Ebola

The WHO declared Uganda free of Ebola after the 42-day threshold, as Congo's outbreak worsens.

Xi Jinping’s Egypt Visit Signals Deeper China–Middle East Ties

Xi Jinping's state visit to Egypt marked 70 years of ties and expanding trade and infrastructure links.

Catastrophic Flash Floods in Nepal Leave Hundreds Dead and Thousands Missing

Flash floods across Nepal killed hundreds and left thousands missing, with roads and bridges destroyed.

A 95 Percent Drop in Strait of Hormuz Traffic Reshapes Global Shipping

Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz fell roughly 95 percent, forcing global trade to reroute.

Ukraine Announces Plans to Escalate Drone Strikes Against Russia

President Zelenskyy said Ukraine plans to launch around 1,000 drones a day against Russian targets.