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1,000 UK artists release silent album to protest AI using their work
One thousand British artists released a silent album to protest proposed legislation. The law could allow artificial intelligence to use their work without permission. The album, titled “Is This What We Want?,” features 12 tracks of ambient silence. Each song title forms a sentence: “The British government must not legalize music theft to benefit AI… -
Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy yet to confirm resignation rumors
Big changes could be coming to a galaxy far, far away. Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy is reportedly stepping down at the end of 2025, following more than a decade leading the “Star Wars” franchise. According to three sources close to Kennedy who spoke with Puck News, the 71-year-old producer informed Disney that she plans to… -
Wu-Tang Clan announces final North American tour, new album
Wu-Tang Clan is hitting the road one last time. The legendary hip-hop group recently announced their final tour, giving fans one last chance to see them perform live. The “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber” tour will feature all surviving members of the Staten Island collective. Known for their gritty beats and lyrical genius, Wu-Tang Clan… -
Martin Scorsese joins hundreds of filmmakers rallying to save Rome’s cinemas
Rome’s historic cinemas are under threat as proposed legislation could turn 50 of the city’s iconic theaters into shopping centers and hotels. Now, filmmaker Martin Scorsese is among more than 500 filmmakers urging Italian leaders to preserve these cultural landmarks. “Those spaces, whether active or abandoned, represent the last lungs of oxygen for our cities,… -
Songwriter sues Chlöe Bailey over alleged uncredited work on album
A songwriter is suing Chlöe Bailey for $15 million, claiming she failed to credit or pay him for his work on her album “Trouble in Paradise.” Melvin Moore — known as “4rest” — filed the lawsuit against Bailey and her record labels, Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records. Billboard reports that Moore is seeking $5 million… -
Hunter Schafer’s passport identifies her as male following executive order
Transgender actress and model Hunter Schafer says her newly issued U.S. passport lists her gender as male. She attributes the change to a recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump. Schafer, known for her role on HBO’s “Euphoria,” shared her experience in a TikTok video. She applied for a replacement passport after her original… -
Diddy’s defense attorney abruptly requests withdrawal from case
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team is down one member. Defense attorney Anthony Ricco has abruptly requested to withdraw from the case. This comes just weeks before Combs’ highly anticipated May trial. The music mogul faces sex trafficking and other serious charges stemming from multiple allegations. The trial is expected to draw significant media attention. According… -
Judd Apatow calls on fans to help create Norm Macdonald documentary
Director Judd Apatow is working on a new film about the late comedian Norm Macdonald. He’s asking fans to help bring the story to life. In a recent Instagram post, Apatow shared a photo of Macdonald and announced that he’s creating a Netflix documentary. The caption includes an email address where fans can submit anything… -
Arizona bill restricting AI in medical decisions advances to Senate
A bill to prevent artificial intelligence from making medical decisions is one step closer to becoming law in Arizona. On Thursday, Feb. 20, lawmakers in the state’s House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the measure, which will now go to the Senate for approval before reaching Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk. The bill requires doctors and healthcare… -
George Clooney’s French property adds him to list of celebrity farmers
George Clooney is trading red carpets for green pastures. The actor is the latest celebrity to embrace farm life. In an interview with The New York Times, Clooney revealed he spends most of his time on a farm in France. While he, his wife Amal, and their twin children have homes in England and Kentucky,… -
Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand sparks controversy over name and logo
Meghan Markle is rebranding her lifestyle company. The Duchess of Sussex announced that her new brand, As Ever, will replace American Riviera Orchard. The transition was revealed Monday, Feb. 17, in an Instagram video. Markle said she was excited to share her passions for gardening and cooking on the new platform. Small NYC clothing brand… -
Amazon MGM Studios takes control of James Bond franchise
Amazon MGM Studios now has full creative control of the James Bond franchise. The move, which was announced Thursday, Feb. 20, follows a new joint venture with longtime producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. James Bond first hit theaters in 1962. The character’s big-screen debut in “Dr. No” was spearheaded by Albert R. Broccoli,… -
iPhone 16e release with AI features shakes up Apple’s launch strategy
Apple is shaking up its usual release schedule with the iPhone 16e release, which features artificial intelligence capabilities. The company, known for its September iPhone launches, is making an exception with this mid-year drop. The iPhone 16e, which was launched Wednesday, Feb. 19, introduces advanced AI-powered tools, including ChatGPT integration into Siri and writing applications.…