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Dr. Ruffini urges Church communicators to place human dignity at heart of AI
Dr. Ruffini calls for human dignity to guide AI and digital communication in the Church.
Vaticannews · 1m
MIP London Ends, Replaced by New Event
MIP London ends after two years, replaced by MIP Talks at London Book Fair.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Nigeria Democracy On Trial
Editors conference questions democracy's survival as institutions weaken.
Allafrica · 1m
Marilu Galvez Honored at 2026 Gracies Awards
WABC-TV GM Marilu Galvez named 2026 Gracies Leadership Award honoree.
ABC7 New York · 1m
Aaon Shares Jump 5.4% After Media Spotlight
Aaon stock rises 5.4% following positive media coverage in industrials sector.
Alphastreet - Earnings Decoded. Market Intelligence Delivered · 1m
Kara Swisher Confirms CNN Exit After Paramount-WBD Merger
Kara Swisher leaves CNN after Paramount Skydance completes Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition
Adweek · 1m
Colbert says late night was 'poison,' feels healthier off air
The former Late Show host tells Jimmy Kimmel he's relieved to stop obsessing over the news daily after his program ended in May.
Fox News · 1m
Fox News pays $787 million to settle Dominion lawsuit
Fox News averts a defamation trial by settling with Dominion Voting Systems over false 2020 election claims.
CNN · 1m
WIRED launches new mobile app
The magazine's first dedicated app brings personalized news, video, podcasts, and community features to iPhone and Android.
WIRED · 1m
America's newsrooms are vanishing. Who's left to ask questions?
Mass layoffs and AI experiments are reshaping journalism while the need for original reporting has never been greater.
Dallas Express · 3m · 5 views
Trace Gallagher makes the case for listening
Trace Gallagher says common sense is shared, but wisdom only helps when people stop brushing it aside.
Fox News · 1m
Danny Boyle’s awkward TIFF dodge
At TIFF, Danny Boyle’s Ink arrived with heat, praise, and one question he did not want to answer.
Variety · 1m
A tax protest tests City Hall messaging
Neil Steinberg questions Rachel Cohen's tax protest, Brandon Johnson's strategy, and the line between protest and lawbreaking.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
Justice Department backs Paramount's $1.88 billion bond demand
The DOJ wants California and 11 other states to pay for delaying the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery deal if they lose.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
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How TIME Picked the 2026 Latino Leaders
TIME's fourth annual Latino Leaders list hunts for range, not a single story of who Latinos are.
TIME · 1m · 6 views
'I was being polite': athlete faces Alan Jones in court
A former athlete explains why he kept sending warm texts to a man he says kissed him twice without consent.
the Guardian · 1m
Who actually writes PCMag
A masthead is a map: here is how PCMag splits reviews, news, video, and growth across named humans.
PCMAG · 1m
Perez Hilton enters residential treatment
His family says the blogger is weeks into recovery, and that much of what's circulating online about him is invented.
Rolling Stone · 1m
We interviewed an AI actor and it said nothing
Tilly Norwood, Hollywood's most argued-about AI "actor", finally took questions. The answers were pre-chewed mush.
The Hollywood Reporter · 3m
Gibney says Musk never called back
Elon Musk trashed a four-hour documentary about himself on X, then went quiet when the director tried to talk.
Rolling Stone · 1m
'60 Minutes' returns, and the sky stays up
The first episode of the Bari Weiss era lands with far less drama than either side of the fight predicted.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Assembly gets a new CEO for its next act
Liz Rutgersson takes over Stagwell's Assembly with a mandate to build what leadership keeps calling an agency for the future.
Adweek · 1m
One resignation post, a media panic
A single X thread from an unknown Anthropic researcher set off a wave of AI doom coverage, and the press still can't say how real the threat is.
Fox News · 2m
Why an ad creative is betting on the real world
Bots now drive most online activity, and one Droga5 veteran thinks that makes physical media the new frontier.
Adweek · 1m
Amanda Brocato takes the top job at Rosenfield
A six-year run at an independent PR shop ends with the president's title and the corporate comms practice under her.
Variety · 1m
'I would like to be kissing you all night', court hears
An athlete tells a Sydney court how weekly flowers and glowing praise ended in a kiss he never agreed to.
the Guardian · 1m
Inside the show America keeps watching
How a 1968 CBS experiment became the longest running number one news program in television history.
CBS News · 1m
CBS Warns About AI, Then Airs ChatGPT Ads
The same network sounding the alarm on AI now has OpenAI paying for its NFL sideline reports.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m · 6 views
The White House calls a reporter a 'sick, deluded freak'
One senator's throwaway line about a Trump aide turned into weeks of cable coverage and a White House account calling a reporter a freak.
Fox News · 1m
Gibney says Musk went silent on him
The filmmaker behind the Musk doc says every outreach hit a wall, and now he's worried about who owns the distributor.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Bari Weiss rallies CBS behind a bruised '60 Minutes'
CBS News leadership sent a rare all-newsroom memo to hype season 59, months after firings tore through the show.
Business Insider · 1m
Musk fires back at the 'deadbeat dad' line
A podcast host called Elon Musk the world's biggest deadbeat dad, and his reply turned a family-values argument into a public brawl.
Newsweek · 1m
CBS News brass send a '60 Minutes' pep memo
A congratulatory note to staff lands just hours before season 59, after a summer of upheaval at CBS News.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Trump vs the Times over a peeling blue pool
A $2.7 million paint job, a dropped felony case, and a fight over who wrecked the Reflecting Pool.
Newsweek · 1m
Why we believe a cellist in an alley
A columnist catches himself lying in his own opening sentence, and finds the reason we swallow falsehoods whole.
Chicago Sun-Times · 3m
Sarkisian's rushed exit had a reason
Texas beat the No. 1 team, then its coach blew off ESPN in seconds and the internet turned on him.
Newsweek · 1m
Elon Musk Didn't Snap. He Was Always This
Alex Gibney's four-hour documentary argues the man the world met in 2020 is the one his ex-wife knew in 2000.
Slate Magazine · 3m
The dresser who knows everything
Angela Kelly went from crane driver's daughter to the Queen's gatekeeper, and now she may say it all on camera.
Dailymail · 3m
Laugh at the black shorts now, they may rule later
Peter Hitchens finds the balaclava brigade ridiculous, then argues that ridiculous movements are the ones inheriting a rotting politics.
Dailymail · 3m
Singapore denies death penalty talks with Israeli officials
A Haaretz report said a secret Israeli visit touched on capital punishment. Singapore's home ministry says that never happened.
Malay Mail · 1m
Two 9/11 moments, one political brawl
A smile at Ground Zero and closed eyes at the Pentagon turned the 25th anniversary into a partisan fight over a few seconds of footage.
Newsweek · 1m
Ted Cruz got booed for 10 minutes on College GameDay
A senator pitched his NCAA bill live on ESPN in Austin, and 100,000 people told him exactly what they thought.
Mother Jones · 1m
Thirty Years On, Tupac Finally Gets Read Right
The press mocked Tupac when he died in 1996. The Keffe D conviction shows how far the reading of him has moved.
Rolling Stone · 3m
Fox News vs. the Times on 9/11 coverage
A media fight over who the Times centered in its 25th anniversary coverage of September 11.
Fox News · 2m
A jury note, a holdout, and a live TV gasp
The lone juror who wanted to convict Lindsay Clancy turned out to be someone Gayle King did not expect.
Fox News · 1m
Kimmel's pulled interview found a bigger stage
ABC wouldn't air Jimmy Kimmel's talk with a Texas Senate candidate, so YouTube gave it 5 million views in a day.
Variety · 1m
'60 Minutes' opens season 59 on Trump's pardons
Lesley Stahl digs into the lawyers and lobbyists who turned clemency into a business, and CBS knows Trump is watching.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
"Breeders": Inside the Musk Documentary
Justine Musk says her ex-husband called the mothers of his children interchangeable, and he is reportedly furious the film exists.
Futurism · 1m
Maria Bartiromo breaks her silence
Days after a sudden Fox News exit, the anchor posted a rainbow photo and two words that set off speculation: more to come.
Variety · 1m
The FBI director who wants his critics answered
Released FBI records show Kash Patel pressing his staff to hunt down the people mocking him online.
Mother Jones · 1m
Musk threatens to sue over a documentary about himself
Elon Musk called Alex Gibney's four hour film a hit piece, then sent a lawyer's letter before anyone had seen it.
Futurism · 1m
AI Is Both the Ad Boom and the Risk
Global ad revenue is racing past $1.3 trillion, and AI money is doing a lot of the pushing.
Adweek · 1m · 7 views
Hochul ducked out of 9/11 to hit CNN
The governor left Ground Zero while victims' names were still being read, then talked about the day on national television.
New York Post · 1m
9/11 and the birth of the digital media age
Twenty-five years on, the day the whole world watched at once still explains how we see, doubt, and fake everything now.
Vanity Fair · 4m
Frank Shaw is leaving Microsoft after 17 years
The man who spent three decades defending Microsoft, correcting reporters, and reading his own mean tweets is stepping down.
The Verge · 2m · 5 views
Pocket FM hits $500M as AI writes almost everything
An Indian audio startup made content 80x cheaper, and its revenue run rate doubled in a year.
TechCrunch · 2m
Bill Simmons puts Peter Schrager in the doghouse
A podcast no-show turned into a public ban, and Simmons is not pretending to be over it.
New York Post · 1m · 7 views
How Disney learned to fight back
A year after ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel off air, Disney is using that same episode as evidence against the FCC in court.
Newsweek · 2m · 7 views
Three college journalists win Rolling Stone's 2026 awards
A Penn film critic, a Duke reporter chasing Stephen Miller's past, and a Texas A&M writer at a record baseball night.
Rolling Stone · 1m
How the WNBA Became a Political Prop
As women's basketball reaches new heights, pundits and politicians are using the league to fight national culture wars.
NPR · 1m