Silicon Valley runs out of perks, Hollywood comes for Fortnite, and SpaceX could make a city
Line standing becomes a job, international films get an AI translation, and Meta enters its robot era
BuzzFeed serves up First We Feast, teens are online too much, and Love Is Blind contestants have rights
An insurance agency protects against getting canceled, Graze lets users make custom feeds, and Jelly Roll now lives at American Idol
The Kansas City Chiefs go Hollywood, Barnes & Noble is the place to be, and X wants to be a bank
Star Wars takes over Fortnite, Natasha Lyonne collabs with one movie, and Bad Bunny goes to Yale
Live Nation turns brands into headliners, Cheehoo remakes animation with AI, and Meta’s chatbot gets caught in controversy
Imogen Heap lets you use her music, Rite of Way brings streetwear to fragrance, and Slate Auto hits the road
The Jennifer Hudson Show goes viral, Aurora rolls out driverless trucks, and Anthropic cares about AI’s welfare
Stranger Things takes Broadway, Nike fits a runner for a world record, and Lionsgate may finally split
Anthropic predicts AI employees, Tokyo reinvents the downtown, and Elon Musk remembers Tesla
People take “extreme day trips,” Stories could go communal, and Chanel fits Kendrick
AppleTV+ re-edits a show, internships are the new entry-level jobs, and Sinners had a Good Friday
NYC gets an air-taxi service, OpenAI Barbifies the internet, and Bernard Arnault will be CEO forever
Offices get a splash of color, Walmart gets trendy, and Fyre Fest gets cancelled
A Minecraft Movie surprises the box office, Hugging Face democratizes robots, and Godzilla goes global
Coachella programs more than music, fashion comes for the office fits, and Apple doubles down on the Vision Pro
Palantir recruits high school students, tariff drama brings out the influencers, and TV writing has fallen off the Peak TV cliff
Burning Glass defines job skills, Gen Z breaks go outdoors, and movie stunts finally get their due
Slate wants to shake up the EV market, Blumhouse and Meta partner on a theater experiment, and YouTube stars protect their image
Y2K fashion brands seek a second act, rich people want to dumb down their homes, and Meta gets caught red-handed
Colossal Biosciences de-extincts dire wolves, Shopify puts a hiring freeze on humans, and A Minecraft Movie builds a hit
Vimeo gives creators their own streamer, Honda is testing water power in space, and the yellow brick road goes to the Sphere
The markets respond poorly to tariffs, LA loses productions, and T-shirts get fresh funding
The UFC partners with Meta, flag football is about to go pro, and Glen Powell has some mayo for you
