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South Korea to ban dog meat by 2027, offering $450 per animal surrendered
Big changes are coming to South Korea as the country prepares to put an end to the centuries-old practice of serving and eating dog meat. The government is announcing new measure to rehome hundreds of thousands of dogs, and support farmers ahead of the ban taking effect. On Thursday, Sept. 26, South Korea’s Agriculture Ministry… -
Batman makes history as first superhero honored with Hollywood star
After 85 years of fighting crime and captivating audience in different forms of media, Batman has reached a new milestone. Thursday, Sept. 26, the iconic superhero received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Batman has become the first superhero to receive such an honor. To top it off, he was also awarded a… -
Tech meets luxury: E Ink and Delvaux unveil color-changing handbags
From handbags to horsepower, fluid color changes are creeping into our daily lives. Another reminder came recently at Paris Fashion Week. E Ink, a pioneer in ePaper technology, partnered with Belgian luxury leather goods maker Delvaux to create a collection of color-changing handbags. The collection features four unique designs that use E Ink’s ePaper film.… -
World’s first AI art museum to open in Los Angeles in 2025
The world’s first museum dedicated entirely to AI-generated art is getting ready to open its doors. Dubbed Dataland, the gallery space is set to open in Los Angeles next year. The developers say the museum aims to be more than a space for static displays. One of the cofounders, Refik Anadol, refers to artificial intelligence… -
Remains of missing Vietnam War pilot identified after 50 years
A Vietnam War pilot who had been missing for over 50 years has finally been identified. U.S. Marine Corps Captain Ronald W. Forrester was piloting an A-6A Intruder on a nighttime mission over northern Vietnam when his plane lost radio contact. He was just 25 years old when his aircraft disappeared during the combat mission… -
Scientists uncover 3,600-year-old cheese on mummified bodies
Moldy cheese in the back of the refrigerator is something almost all have had to deal with, but a new discovery puts a new meaning on old cheese. Scientists have identified nearly 3,600-year-old cheese found on mummified bodies in northwest China. It’s believed to be the oldest cheese ever found. An important question researchers wanted… -
7UP reveals limited-edition Shirley Temple flavor for the holidays
Coca-Cola announced Tuesday, Sept. 24, that it is pulling a soda flavor from shelves due to disappointing sales. It can be hard for a new flavor to stick, but a recent tease for a new 7UP flavor seems to be resonating. The soda brand is stirring up some nostalgia with the announcement of a limited-edition… -
Broadway theaters to lower lights in tribute to James Earl Jones
Broadway will pay tribute to the legendary James Earl Jones this Thursday, Sept. 26. The lights of the iconic Great White Way will dim in his honor, following the actor’s passing earlier this month at the age of 93. The Broadway League announced the tribute, acknowledging Jones’ profound contributions to the stage. Over his career,… -
New dinosaur species on display in Spain, more fossils expected
A newly discovered dinosaur species is now on display at a natural history museum in Spain. The Qunkasaura pintiquiniestra is a new type of titanosaur. It was found at the Lo Hueco fossil site and lived around 73 million years ago. The new public display comes after nearly two decades of careful study and investigation.… -
AI uncovers hundreds of new Nazca geoglyphs in breakthrough discovery
For over a century, archaeologists have marveled at Peru’s ancient line drawings. Now, a breakthrough using new technology is rewriting what people thought they knew about these massive works of ancient art. A team of scientists have used artificial intelligence to nearly double the number of known geoglyphs in just six months. By using AI,… -
Simone Biles to open restaurant at Houston’s Bush Airport in 2025
Olympics icon Simone Biles is flipping into a new venture, bringing her skills to the restaurant business. The most decorated gymnast in U.S. history is set to open her own restaurant, “Taste of Gold,” at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. Biles is partnering with the Playmakers Group, a company known for developing athlete-themed… -
Maryland files new lawsuit over Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
Maryland is ramping up its legal battle against the owners of the massive container ship Dali that led to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. State officials filed a new lawsuit during the week of Sept. 22, against Singapore-based companies, joining a string of claims accusing them of knowingly sending an unsafe vessel… -
Korean Olympic pistol shooter Kim Yeji lands acting role — as an assassin
A South Korean pistol shooter who captured the internet’s attention with her silver medal performance at the Summer Olympics is now stepping into the world of acting. Kim Yeji has landed her first role in a movie, and she’s to play an assassin. Indian actor Anushka Sen took to Instagram to express her excitement to…