YouTube's full-year revenue for 2025 has exceeded $60 billion, surpassing Netflix and solidifying its position as a leading video platform, despite falling short of Wall Street expectations in Q4 ad revenue

Chinese open models are gaining traction, posing a significant threat to closed offerings from US companies, according to recent reports from the BBC

Top tech executives including Tim Cook and Eric Yuan attended a private screening of 'Melania' at the White House, funded by Amazon

In Black Mirror’s “The National Anthem,” a princess is kidnapped, and the Prime Minister must perform a humiliating act on live TV to save her. The episode explores media manipulation, public pressure, political ethics, and society’s obsession with spectacle.

Two icons from completely different entertainment worlds—Tom Cruise and Dolly Parton—will be celebrated at the upcoming 16th Governors Awards. Cruise will receive an Honorary Oscar, while Parton is set to be honored with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for her lifelong philanthropic work.

NVIDIA and AMD are set to release customized AI chips for China, aligning with U.S. export restrictions while maintaining their presence in a key global market.

Rosamund Pike shared a disturbing story from her Bond audition, where she was told to undress but refused. Her courage and refusal to comply have sparked new conversations about respect and ethics in casting.

Bollywood icons Shah Rukh Khan and Diljit Dosanjh made a striking appearance at the 2025 Met Gala, drawing global attention and sparking widespread debate across social media platforms. Their bold fashion choices and powerful presence at the international event have reignited conversations about cultural representation and the growing influence of Indian cinema on global pop culture.

Google has agreed to pay a landmark $1.4 billion settlement to the state of Texas in response to lawsuits accusing the company of violating data privacy laws. Filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the lawsuits claimed that Google unlawfully collected sensitive data from users, including geolocation, biometric data, and private browsing information. This settlement represents the largest recovery secured by any state against Google for data privacy violations. While Google did not admit wrongdoing, the company agreed to settle to avoid further litigation. This article explores the details of the settlement, the ongoing privacy concerns surrounding tech companies, and the potential impact on user privacy rights.