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Masayoshi Son ‘Crying’ Over Nvidia Sale as SoftBank Doubles Down on A.I.
Masayoshi Son says selling Nvidia shares was a painful move made only to fuel SoftBank’s escalating A.I. ambitions. KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP via Getty Images Last month, SoftBank sold $5.8 billion worth of Nvidia shares, and CEO Masayoshi Son now says he’s “crying” over the decision. “I don’t want to sell a single share,” he said at…
Read MoreThe Wiggles share statement after becoming embroiled in 'Ecstasy' controversy
The Wiggles, a children’s musical group famous for songs about fruit salad and dancing like a plane propeller, have issued a statement in response to their unauthorized appearance in a TikTok video promoting a song that references MDMA. Source link
Read MoreCyber Monday Alert: Birkenstocks Are as Low as $11, and We Found the Cutest Pairs (Including Clogs)
Consider this your sign to stop scrolling and jump into Cyber Monday shopping because Birkenstocks are officially discounted—starting at only $11. If you’ve ever whispered to yourself, “Do I really need another pair?” the answer today is a loud yes. Cozy shearling slippers, classic double-strap sandals, buttery clogs you’ll wear with chunky socks all winter—they’re…
Read MoreWhy Brendan Fraser Still Struggles With Confidence After Oscar Win
Despite the personal turmoil he’s been through in recent years, Fraser remains true to himself. “I get angry. Sure, I get frustrated,” he explained. “I see the shortcuts and loopholes that get taken.” Fraser continued, “Sometimes you just feel like the proverbial bully has the palm of his hand on your forehead and you’re throwing…
Read MoreWill the Latest Basquiat Biopic Hew to History? Al Diaz Has His Doubts
Al Diaz with some of his work in “An Empire Fallen” at New York’s One Art Space. Photo by Jamie Lubetkin Three or four years ago, director Julius Onah posted on social media that he was making a film called Samo Lives. Al Diaz saw it and thought, Here we go again. “It’s called Samo…
Read MoreHolid-AI: Survey shows nearly half of Americans use artificial intelligence for gift ideas
A new survey shows that more people are turning to AI for help with gift ideas, budgeting, to-do lists, and other holiday logistics, while fewer are using it to find the best prices and deals. Source link
Read More10 Elements of a Perfect Holiday Card
Holiday greeting cards are dashing through the mail system—a festive treat that reminds recipients somebody, somewhere, is thinking of them and wishing them well. They’re a rarity in this age of emails and text messages, experts say, and there’s something special about this expression of goodwill that can strengthen relationships and foster a sense of…
Read MoreThe REEFLINE Project Turns Public Art into Ecological Infrastructure
Leandro Erlich’s Concrete Coral. Courtesy Brittany Weber @britmeh Long before the arrival of Art Basel, the ocean and its long white beaches were Miami’s main attraction. What many don’t know is that the city’s postcard-perfect image is the result of local governments dumping millions of tons of sand along the coast to widen beaches that…
Read MoreRay J Arrested After Dispute With Estranged Wife Princess Love
Ray J is facing legal trouble. The artist—real name Willie Ray Norwood Jr.—was arrested on Thanksgiving on suspicion of making criminal threats, Los Angeles police confirmed, according to NBC News. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a call for assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence on Nov. 27 shortly before 4 a.m. at…
Read MoreWhite House unveils holiday décor theme: 'Home Is Where the Heart Is'
“Every detail” in the crimson-heavy decor was personally chosen by Melania Trump, according to White House officials. Source link
Read MoreThe Only St. Barths Restaurants That Matter This Season
Saint Barthélemy is just 11 miles long and 2.5 miles wide, but the Caribbean island is home to a culinary scene that far exceeds its physical size—one where the food is just as much a reason to visit as the sun and the sea. St. Barths has a reputation as a billionaire’s playground, and there’s…
Read MoreOxford English Dictionary’s word of the year introduces a new way to troll social media users
Doomscrolling has a new hazard. Oxford University Press announced “rage bait” is its 2025 word of the year. The prestigious publisher defines “rage bait” as “online content deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative, or offensive, typically posted in order to increase traffic to or engagement with a particular web page…
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