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
Call of Duty helps vets find jobs, VERB.AI pays to track users, and Blumhouse enters the metaverse
OpenAI buys Jony Ive, sitcoms keep the laugh track, and Google changes your passwords
Darren Aronofsky generates an AI studio, TikTok challenges you to not spend money, and Levi’s takes off Dockers
Dumbphones take off, stadium tours get mixed reviews, and Balenciaga finds new leadership
Letterboxd shows movies, brands publish magazines, and Chelsea FC wants you to live in soccer
Doctors use gene-editing to save an infant, Christopher Nolan goes all in on IMAX, and YouTube rolls out the red carpet
Pharrell keeps JOOPITER open year-round, Max gets back its old name, and United gets a Wi-Fi boost
Airbnb rebuilds its app for experiences, Apple joins Synchron for brain interface, and Letterboxd enters the streaming wars
Patrick Whitesell launches WIN Sports, marketers try optimizing for AI, and Michael Jordan goes back to basketball
Meta wants you to have more AI friends, Walmart’s heirs start a university, and Netflix ditches interactive
People are getting married in the metaverse, prompt engineers go the way of the dodo, and Meta wants to constantly watch you
Disney plots a theme park in Abu Dhabi, Netflix revamps its homescreen with AI, and LinkedIn wants to help you find your dream job
Jon Voight prescribes a fix for Hollywood, pro players head back to college, and Reddit only wants humans
Google goes back to Hollywood, OpenAI compromises on profit, and Thunderbolts* has a marketing twist
Product drops level up, warehouses hire robot workforces, and Spotify breaks out of the App Store
Sam Altman’s World wants your eyes, celebrities go for a run, and MoviePass bets on your love of betting
Agatha Christie comes back to teach a class, big water bottles go small, and Fortnite respawns in iOS
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
