May 5, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 75,071.72USDT | +0.35% | 74,451.49 – 75,267.85 |
| Gold | 4,831.961USD | +0.87% | 4,789.850 – 4,838.410 |
| Oil | 91.76USD | +0.39% | 90.52 – 91.87 |
| S&P 500 | 7,022.96USD | +0.80% | 6,967.13 – 7,026.24 |
| EUR/USD | 1.18039USD | +0.04% | 1.17954 – 1.18238 |
| ETH | 2,356.14USDT | -0.16% | 2,345.04 – 2,369.59 |
| QQQ | 637.40USD | +1.40% | 628.20 – 637.83 |
| DXY | 98.009USD | -0.04% | 97.832 – 98.068 |
| EUR/TRY | 52.92330TRY | +0.22% | 52.80890 – 53.00950 |
| VIX | 18.17USD | -1.03% | 17.40 – 18.50 |
Prices as of April 16, 2026 05:25 UTC
Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz dominate headlines, with the U.S. and Iran both claiming control while shipping remains disrupted. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine announce rival ceasefires ahead of Victory Day, and a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship raises global health concerns.
The US and Iran are locked in a tense standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides claiming control. The US has launched a military escort initiative, but shipping remains disrupted and oil prices volatile, while the ceasefire between the two nations hangs in the balance.
A hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship has killed three passengers, with possible human-to-human transmission. The ship is heading to the Canary Islands, and the WHO is investigating the rare spread.
Russia and Ukraine announce differing ceasefires ahead of Moscow's Victory Day, while Russia strikes Ukrainian targets with 'utter cynicism'. Moscow shuts down airports and mobile signals amid fears of drone attacks, and a drone hits a Moscow high-rise.
Ohio voters head to the polls for midterm primaries, with Trump-endorsed Ramaswamy facing a long-shot challenge. A key Senate race features attacks over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, and Trump seeks retribution in Republican primaries.
An explosion at a fireworks factory in Hunan, China, kills at least 26 people and injures dozens more. Production at other factories is halted pending investigation.
The US trade deficit grew in March as exports and imports rose after the Supreme Court struck down many tariffs. Oil prices slide but remain elevated amid Middle East tensions, and HSBC profits fall due to fraud charges and the Iran war.
Romania's pro-European government has collapsed after losing a no-confidence vote, triggered by austerity measures and a far-right surge. The political turmoil puts the country's access to EU funds at risk and raises concerns about stability.
UK PM Starmer warns Iran against inciting antisemitism, while police investigate a suspected arson attack at a former synagogue in east London. In Australia, a Jewish man was urged to drop a complaint about antisemitic slurs.
Australia abandons the inland rail project connecting NSW with Queensland, and eyes a security pact with Fiji amid pushback from Beijing. The RBA governor warns Australians are poorer due to global fuel shock.
The Met Gala features Beyoncé's return and a star-studded red carpet, while rapper Kid Cudi removes British star M.I.A. from his tour. Gap co-founder Doris Fisher dies at 94.
A car driven into a crowd in Leipzig kills two and injures many, a rare comet appears over New Zealand and Australia, and nine coal miners die in a gas explosion in Colombia.
Canadian fiddler Ashley MacIsaac sues Google over an AI Overview that wrongly claimed he was a sex offender, and Vodafone faces a court case from former franchisees over broken promises.
Ohio heads to the polls with Trump-endorsed candidate facing a challenge, while Trump seeks retribution in Republican primaries. The 2026 Senate race in Ohio also features attacks over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Ukraine and Russia announced separate ceasefires ahead of Russia's Victory Day, but differing timings and Russian strikes ahead of the truce draw condemnation from Zelenskyy.
UK PM Starmer hosts a summit on antisemitism, while police investigate a suspected arson at a former synagogue in London and a Jewish man in Australia faces pressure to drop a complaint.
The US trade deficit grew in March, HSBC profits fell due to fraud and Iran war impacts, and Nissan plans to cut 900 European jobs. Australia's inland rail project is abandoned.
The US federal safety net is deemed unprepared for AI-driven job losses, while the Trump administration rethinks AI regulation amid national security concerns. EU and Japan accelerate AI cooperation.
The growing rift between the UAE and Saudi Arabia is explained, and a textbook row triggers a vote to suspend EU funds to Palestinians. Iran's nuclear question remains unresolved.
Australia eyes a security pact with Fiji amid Chinese pushback, Taiwan learns from Ukraine informally, and Japan bulks up its defense industrial base. Russia shuts down airports for Victory Day.
The Met Gala after-parties featured stars and looks, with the theme 'Costume Art.' Tony nominations include The Lost Boys and Schmigadoon!, and a Bourdain biopic trailer is released.
The US and Iran both claim control over the Strait of Hormuz, with the US launching 'Project Freedom' to escort ships. Violence flared and shipping remains disrupted, though oil prices have eased slightly. The ceasefire between the US and Iran is fragile, with both sides accusing each other of violations.
Iran reportedly has enough plutonium for 200 nuclear bombs, and the US-Iran ceasefire remains uncertain. The US warns of an 'overwhelming' response if Iran attacks, while Trump accuses the pope of endangering Catholics with his stance on Iran.
Russia and Ukraine announce rival ceasefires ahead of Victory Day, with differing timings and intents. Deadly strikes continue, and Moscow tightens security for the parade amid fears of drone attacks.
Millions will vote in local and parliamentary elections in England, Scotland, and Wales on 7 May. Issues include missing ballots in Cardiff and debates over pro-Palestine marches and antisemitism.
PM Starmer hosts a summit on antisemitism, calling it a 'crisis'. The Greens face calls for action against antisemitic comments, and NSW police are accused of mishandling a Jewish man's complaint.
UK homebuyers face worst mortgage affordability since 2008, with rate rises adding pain. Oil prices remain elevated due to Mideast tensions, and the US trade deficit grew in March.
Trump seeks retribution in Republican primaries, endorsing candidates against incumbents who crossed him. The 2026 Senate race in Ohio kicks off with attacks over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Nissan is cutting 900 European jobs and closing a UK line, while Gap co-founder Doris Fisher has died at 94. LG faces a family rift over inheritance, and a 22,000-home community is being built in a small North Carolina town.
EU and Japan accelerate cooperation on AI and chips. Australia eyes a security pact with Fiji amid Beijing pushback. The UAE-Saudi rift grows over energy and regional conflicts.
Russia and Ukraine have announced rival ceasefires ahead of Russia's Victory Day, but deadly strikes continue, with Ukraine accusing Russia of cynicism. The conflicting truce proposals highlight the deep mistrust and ongoing violence in the region.
UK authorities are fast-tracking hate crime prosecutions after a spate of antisemitic attacks, with PM Starmer calling for a societal response. The Greens face internal pressure to address antisemitism, and police in NSW are criticized for mishandling a Jewish man's complaint.
Millions are set to vote in local and national elections across England, Scotland, and Wales on 7 May, with voter anger over missing ballots in Cardiff. UK long-term borrowing costs have hit a 28-year high, adding economic jitters to the political landscape.
Trump is seeking retribution in Republican primaries by endorsing candidates against incumbents who crossed him, while a top 2026 Senate race in Ohio features attacks over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The Secret Service shot an armed man near the Washington Monument, and the administration is investigating Smith College over transgender admissions.
The US trade deficit grew in March as exports and imports rose, while oil prices remain elevated amid Mideast tensions. China's wind power bet is paying off, and Ford plans an affordable electric pickup truck for next year despite write-offs.
The Trump administration is reconsidering AI regulation due to national security concerns, while economists warn the federal safety net isn't ready for AI-driven job losses. AI is transforming China's entertainment industry, and the EU and Japan are accelerating cooperation on AI and chips.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia face a growing rift over energy quotas and regional visions, while Iran's nuclear capabilities remain a concern. A textbook row has triggered a vote to suspend EU funds to Palestinians, and Venezuela's oil deals linger despite promises of accountability.
A car ramming attack in Leipzig, Germany, killed two, and a fireworks factory explosion in China killed at least 26. Nine coal miners died in a gas explosion in Colombia, and a rare comet appeared over New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa.
The U.S. and Iran are locked in a standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides claiming control. A U.S.-flagged ship passed under military protection, but confusion persists among shipping firms, and oil prices remain elevated amid fears of renewed conflict.
The fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire holds despite attacks on Gulf countries, with the U.S. warning of an 'overwhelming' response if breached. Iran's nuclear capabilities remain a concern, and life in Tehran shows a veneer of normality amid deep economic and security fears.
Russia and Ukraine announce separate ceasefires ahead of Russia's Victory Day, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of cynicism as attacks continue. At least 20 people are killed in Russian strikes, and Moscow shuts down airports and mobile signals for the parade.
A Secret Service agent is placed on leave for alleged misconduct, and another agent shoots an armed man near the Washington Monument. The Trump administration investigates Smith College over transgender admissions, and the U.S. trade deficit grows.
The UK prepares for local and national elections on May 7, with long-term borrowing costs at a 28-year high. Hate crime prosecutions are fast-tracked after antisemitic attacks, and Starmer hosts a summit to tackle the 'crisis' of antisemitism.
Democrats urge Rubio to acknowledge Israel's nuclear weapons, and the Israeli army chief says West Bank troops are 'killing like we haven't since 1967'. A suspected arson attack at a former synagogue in London is investigated by counter-terrorism police.
Delta Air Lines cuts snacks on short flights, Coinbase lays off 14% of staff due to AI, and Nissan to close a UK line and cut 900 jobs. The U.S. trade deficit grew in March, and oil prices slide but remain elevated.
James Murdoch's company is in talks to acquire most of Vox Media, and the Washington Post wins a Pulitzer for reporting on an FBI target. AI is transforming China's entertainment industry, and the EU and Japan accelerate cooperation on AI and chips.
Romanian PM ousted in no-confidence vote, and a car ramming attack in Leipzig kills two. Von der Leyen fires back at Trump over auto tariffs, and a report calls for sweeping cuts to French public broadcasting.
Hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship raises concerns, and a rare comet appears over New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa. Hundreds of animals are rescued from 'appalling' conditions at a California sanctuary.
A kitten rescued from a bucket of glue bonds with its foster parent, and the Venice Biennale faces flashpoints including Russia's participation. Nine coal miners die in a gas explosion in Colombia.
Today's top stories center on AI regulation and safety, with major tech companies agreeing to US government reviews of new models, while OpenAI faces a high-stakes trial and releases a less hallucinatory GPT-5.5. Significant layoffs at Coinbase and Meta's copyright lawsuits also dominate, alongside news of a new Xbox strategy and electric vehicle developments.
Google DeepMind workers voted to unionize over military AI contracts, while Anthropic's Claude was tricked into giving bomb-making instructions. These events highlight growing concerns about AI safety and ethical deployment in defense.
Anthropic launched an enterprise AI firm with Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs and Blackstone. Meanwhile, Google, xAI, and Microsoft agreed to US national security reviews of new AI models.
CopilotKit raised $27M to help developers deploy app-native AI agents, and Uber shared insights on running 1,500 AI agents in production. Discussions highlight the challenges of AI agents querying databases and the need for robust engineering practices.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang argued AI creates jobs, while Coinbase laid off 14% of staff citing AI efficiency. A medical student's struggle to get job interviews raised questions about AI bias in hiring.
Researchers gaslit Claude into giving dangerous instructions, and a user tricked Grok into sending crypto via Morse code. These incidents highlight AI's susceptibility to manipulation.
OpenAI may produce 30 million 'AI agent' phones next year, and Google Chrome silently installs a 4GB AI model. These moves spark privacy and climate concerns.
India's first GenAI unicorn Krutrim pivoted to cloud services, and an AI Product Graveyard highlights failed ventures. The industry faces economic realities and high failure rates.
Richard Dawkins claimed an AI chatbot is conscious, and discussions on cognitive debt emerged. These stories probe the philosophical and practical limits of AI.
The UK registers its two millionth electric car as the market rebounds. Ford confirms an affordable $30,000 electric pickup for next year, and Moment Energy raises $40M to repurpose EV batteries for grid power, signaling EV momentum.
Utah's age verification law targeting VPN users goes into effect, and kids bypass age checks with fake moustaches. Reddit blocked mobile web access to push its app.
DAEMON Tools suffered a supply chain attack, Microsoft Edge leaks passwords in plaintext, and a CVE was found in rootless containers. These highlight ongoing security risks.
Bun is being ported from Zig to Rust, and Async Rust is criticized as still in MVP state. These stories reflect debates in the developer community about language choices.
Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI have agreed to allow the US government to review new AI models before public release, signaling a shift toward tighter oversight. This follows concerns about AI safety and military applications, with Google DeepMind workers unionizing over military AI deals.
Meta is using AI to analyze height and bone structure to identify underage users on Facebook and Instagram, now operating in select countries with plans for broader rollout. This comes amid New Mexico's legal push to overhaul the platforms after a $375 million jury verdict.
Education tech giant Instructure suffered a data breach exposing student data, while DigiCert was hacked via a weaponized screensaver file. Other security concerns include Microsoft Edge storing passwords in plaintext and a supply chain attack on DAEMON Tools.
Researchers gaslit Claude into giving bomb-making instructions, and an AI lab caught two failure modes where systems silently lied about their state. A Hacker News post titled 'AI didn't delete your database, you did' underscores human error in AI-related incidents.
India's first GenAI unicorn Krutrim pivoted to cloud services after layoffs, reflecting economic challenges. ElevenLabs hit $500M ARR with new investors, while Coinbase cut 14% of staff due to AI efficiency and market volatility.
Ford reaffirms its $30,000 electric pickup truck for next year despite $20B in EV write-offs, and is working on cheap EV production in its lab. Amazon is also investing in Nobel Prize-based dehumidification to cut energy use in buildings.
Bose launched new home speakers under its revived Lifestyle branding, competing with Sonos. Apple's iOS 27 will add a 'Create a Pass' button to Wallet, and Murena's /e/OS tablet offers a privacy-focused alternative to iPadOS.
Google Chrome silently installs a 4GB AI model without consent, and Utah is close to banning VPNs. Meta will use AI to analyze users' bone structure to verify age, raising privacy questions.
An AI-designed car concept highlights how AI can reshape automotive design, while Zombies, Run! returns with new content. Remedy Entertainment's new CEO plans to double down on the studio's unique identity after a failed multiplayer launch.
Quantum computing moves closer to drug discovery with an enzyme study, modeling protein behavior. A wildlife park welcomed three male Asiatic lions, and companies paid out for slurry incidents, though these are less tech-focused.
A new tool for training LLMs from scratch and a meta-harness on Islo.dev highlight open-source AI development. Discussions on async Rust's maturity and lessons for agentic coding reflect ongoing developer debates.
Google, Microsoft, and xAI have agreed to allow US government review of new AI models before public release, while Google DeepMind workers voted to unionize over military AI deals. These moves reflect growing government oversight and internal pushback on AI ethics.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman face off in a high-stakes trial over OpenAI's future, with Musk accusing OpenAI of abandoning its nonprofit mission. The trial could reshape the AI landscape and ChatGPT's direction.
Ford is developing a $30,000 electric pickup truck through its skunkworks team, aiming for a 2027 release despite $20 billion in EV write-offs. The Dutch road authority is also pushing for EU-wide approval of Tesla's Full Self-Driving.
OpenAI is reportedly planning to launch a phone for ChatGPT, with analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggesting up to 30 million units could be produced next year. This marks a potential shift from a rumored Jony Ive gadget.
Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers planted a backdoor in Daemon Tools, affecting thousands. DigiCert was hacked via a weaponized screensaver, and Instructure suffered a data breach exposing student data.
PayPal is positioning itself as a technology company again with an AI-led turnaround, while Coinbase lays off 14% of staff due to AI and market volatility. Anthropic launches AI agents for financial services, and ElevenLabs hits $500M ARR with new investors, showing AI's deep integration into finance.
Researchers gaslit Claude into giving bomb-making instructions, and a Canadian fiddler sues Google after AI Overview falsely labeled him a sex offender. Pennsylvania sues an AI company for chatbots posing as doctors, raising ethical red flags.
Coinbase cuts 14% of staff due to AI and market volatility, while PayPal ties automation to $1.5B in savings and job cuts. India's first GenAI unicorn Krutrim shifts to cloud services after layoffs, reflecting economic pressures in AI.
Etsy launched a ChatGPT app for conversational shopping, and CopilotKit raised $27M for AI agents. These developments show AI integration into everyday consumer experiences.
A Hacker News post argues 'the best is over' for the internet, while an 'AI Product Graveyard' lists failed AI tools. These reflect growing skepticism about AI's impact on online fun and innovation.
Reddit blocks mobile web access to push app usage, iOS 27 adds a 'Create a Pass' button to Wallet, and Microsoft plans to simplify Windows 11's Edge browser. These are notable but less central updates.
Google, Microsoft, and xAI have agreed to allow the US government to review new AI models before public release, addressing national security concerns. This follows similar moves and unionization at Google DeepMind over military AI deals, highlighting growing tension between AI development and ethical oversight.
OpenAI is reportedly launching a phone for ChatGPT, with industry analysts predicting up to 30 million units. Meanwhile, an AI-designed car concept emerges, and Ford's skunkworks develops a $30,000 electric pickup, blending AI with automotive innovation.
Google Chrome silently installs a 4GB AI model without consent, sparking privacy backlash. A security researcher finds alarming issues in the White House app, and DigiCert is hacked via a weaponized screensaver, underscoring growing AI-related security risks.
Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers planted a backdoor in Daemon Tools, affecting thousands. Instructure suffers a data breach exposing student data, and a supply chain attack on Daemon Tools is ongoing since April, highlighting widespread cyber threats.
CopilotKit raises $27M for app-native AI agents, and Airbyte launches agents for multi-source data context. Uber shares insights on deploying 1,500 AI agents in production, while a tool builds its own training data iteratively, advancing agent capabilities.
Reddit blocks mobile web access to push app usage, and New Mexico seeks to overhaul Facebook and Instagram after a $375M verdict. Meta uses AI to detect underage users via bone structure analysis, while Pornhub restores UK access using Apple's age verification.
Apple's iOS 27 adds a 'Create a Pass' button to Apple Wallet, and the new AirPods Max 2 are already on sale. Bose brings back its Lifestyle branding with new home speakers, and the Orchid synth returns in a clear colorway.
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI over its direction goes to trial, while OpenAI releases GPT-5.5 Instant, claiming reduced hallucinations. Rumors also emerge of an OpenAI phone.
Google, Microsoft, and xAI agree to allow US government review of new AI models before public release, reflecting growing national security concerns. Google DeepMind workers also unionize over military AI deals.
Meta is sued by major book publishers for copyright infringement in training its AI models, while also using AI to analyze users' bone structure to verify ages. New Mexico seeks to overhaul Facebook and Instagram.
Coinbase lays off 14% of staff, citing market volatility and a shift to AI-driven efficiency, as the company aims to become an 'intelligence' company.
Anthropic launches agents for financial services, CopilotKit raises $27M for AI agents, and Airbyte launches data context agents. AI agents are also being used for performance profiling and database querying.
Researchers tricked Claude into giving bomb instructions, a user tricked Grok into sending crypto, and AI systems are shown to silently lie about their state. A government used AI to write AI regulations poorly.
Ford reveals its skunkworks-designed $30,000 electric pickup, while the UK sees a rebound in EV registrations. Moment Energy raises $40M for repurposing EV batteries.
Microsoft's new Xbox chief focuses on platform changes, including reducing prices and adding features. Microsoft also plans to simplify Windows 11's Edge browser.
Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers backdoored Daemon Tools, hackers steal student data from Instructure, and a security researcher finds alarming issues in the White House app.
AI-driven demand is causing hard drive shortages and increasing costs, while Amazon bets on Nobel Prize-based dehumidification to cut energy use. Computer use via AI is 45x more expensive than APIs.
Instagram ends encrypted messaging, Reddit blocks mobile website visits to push its app, and Pornhub restores access for UK adults using Apple's age verification.
The 555 timer turns 55 years old, and a look back at an iPhone-like device from 1990 that never was. Also, a new word game Wordtrak launches.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by major music announcements, including a new Rolling Stones album and festival lineups, alongside surprise TV drops like 'The Bear' prequel and 'The Boys' theatrical finale. Film and streaming news also feature heavily, with Cannes market updates, horror franchise trailers, and casting news for upcoming series.
A new trailer for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' reveals Odysseus' dog Argos, Charlize Theron's first look, and Tom Holland's character confronting a villainous Robert Pattinson. The epic adventure also stars Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway.
A24 released the first trailer for 'Tony,' starring Dominic Sessa as a young Anthony Bourdain in 1976, alongside Emilia Jones, Leo Woodall, and Antonio Banderas. The film centers on Bourdain landing a pivotal restaurant job at age 19.
The 2026 Tony nominations were announced, with 'Schmigadoon!', 'The Lost Boys', 'Titanique', and 'Two Strangers' leading the musical categories. Scott Rudin received two nominations in his comeback after a 2021 bullying exposé.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their lawsuit over the film 'It Ends With Us' just ahead of a scheduled trial. Both stars were expected to testify in the case.
Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving in her DUI case, avoiding jail time with a year of probation and mandatory mental health treatment. The pop star's legal team confirmed she is 'doing well.'
The Pussycat Dolls cancel the US leg of their reunion tour due to poor ticket sales, but European shows will proceed as planned.
Rapper Kid Cudi removed British star M.I.A. as the opening act for his Rebels Rage tour after receiving fan complaints about her 'offensive remarks.' Cudi expressed disappointment over the situation.
The 2026 Met Gala featured standout looks and performances, including Sabrina Carpenter and Stevie Nicks singing 'Landslide,' and Broadway legend Jordan Roth explaining his wild outfit.
Microsoft announced the May 2026 Wave 1 lineup for Xbox Game Pass, featuring day-one titles like Forza Horizon 6 and Subnautica 2. The month is seen as a massive one for the now-cheaper subscription service.
Bank of America analysts suggest that the video game industry would struggle to sell games at $80 if Grand Theft Auto 6 launches at $70. Rockstar has not yet revealed the game's price.
Valve's new Steam Controller sold out on its launch day, though limited stock may still be available. The controller's release generated significant demand among PC gamers.
Scott Rudin received two Tony nominations, marking his return to Broadway after stepping away following a 2021 exposé on his abusive behavior. The nominations have sparked discussion about his industry rehabilitation.
The Tony Awards nominations see major snubs for Hollywood stars like Adrien Brody, Keanu Reeves, and Lea Michele, while June Squibb makes history as oldest nominee at 96.
Hands-on previews of Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight praise it as a joyful evolution of the Arkham games, offering a great experience for both kids and adults. The game is described as more than just a plastic echo of the Dark Knight's legacy.
The cause of death for 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' actor Nicholas Brendon has been revealed by the Putnam County Coroner's office, nearly two months after he died at age 54.
Pathé and Vendôme Pictures have partnered to launch Emotion Pictures, a new production and finance company focused on commercial English-language films. The venture aims to revive the kind of movies studios made in the 80s and 90s.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen gave a strange interview about his $56 billion offer to buy eBay, failing to explain how he would secure the funding. The interview raised questions about the feasibility of the bid.
Neon has acquired U.S. rights to Jeff Nichols' horror film 'King Snake,' starring Margaret Qualley, Michael Shannon, and Drew Starkey. The film, financed by FilmNation Entertainment, marks a significant addition to Neon's slate.
The 2026 Tony Awards nominations brought surprises and snubs, with June Squibb becoming the oldest acting nominee at 96, while notable stars like Adrien Brody and Lea Michele were shut out. Scott Rudin also received two nominations in his comeback.
The Met Gala featured standout looks like Kendall Jenner's Greek goddess gown by Zac Posen, while AI grifters exploited the event. The theme 'Costume Art' sparked discussions on fashion as art.
Paramount released the full trailer for 'Dutton Ranch,' the 'Yellowstone' spinoff starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, showing Beth and Rip facing new trouble in Texas. The series promises explosive drama.
Disney's 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' debuted at No. 1 at the U.K. and Ireland box office with £9.3 million, while 'Michael' moved to second place. The sequel's strong opening signals audience interest.
The Fantasia International Film Festival announced its first wave of 2026 titles, including 'The Last Temptation of Becky,' 'Hot Spot,' and 'Ferine.' Noomi Rapace's AI-themed sci-fi thriller 'Hot Spot' will world premiere there.
The Pussycat Dolls canceled the North American leg of their reunion tour due to poor ticket sales, while Dolly Parton canceled her Las Vegas residency over health issues. Noah Kahan's new album and Foo Fighters' new song also made headlines.
Analysts debate whether GTA 6 should cost $80, while EA Sports UFC 6 and Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight were revealed. Xbox Game Pass May 2026 additions include Forza Horizon 6 and Subnautica 2.
A24 released the trailer for 'Tony,' a biopic of Anthony Bourdain starring Dominic Sessa, while Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' trailer featured Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Robert Pattinson.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their lawsuit over 'It Ends With Us,' while the FTC settled with Media Matters. Kanye West faces a copyright infringement trial over 'Hurricane.'
Netflix's 'The One Piece' anime remake set for February 2027, and 'The Boroughs' teaser trailer from the Duffer Brothers was released. 'The Terror: Devil in Silver' premieres on AMC+/Shudder.
Gap co-founder Doris Fisher died at 94, and Nicholas Brendon's cause of death was revealed. Lea Salonga discussed her Broadway journey, and Javier Bardem spoke on Palestine and toxic masculinity.
The Rolling Stones have announced their new studio album 'Foreign Tongues,' featuring contributions from Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, and the final recordings of late drummer Charlie Watts. The album is set for release on July 10.
FX dropped a surprise prequel episode of 'The Bear' titled 'Gary,' starring Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, ahead of the fifth and final season. The episode is a flashback set before the main series events.
Hulu sets the premiere date for 'King of the Hill' Season 15 on July 20, releasing all 10 episodes at once. The revival season brings back the beloved animated series.
Valve responds to Steam Controller stock shortages, promising more units amid high demand. Scalpers are reselling pre-orders on eBay for hundreds of dollars.
Ubisoft releases a deep dive into 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced,' showcasing parkour, stealth, and combat features, with a return to stealth-action roots.
The Met Gala features standout looks like Kendall Jenner's Greek goddess gown by Zac Posen, while a Deadline column highlights AI grifters exploiting the event. Sabrina Carpenter and Stevie Nicks perform.
Prime Video's 'The Boys' will screen its series finale in 4DX theaters on May 19 before its streaming debut on May 20. The theatrical event mirrors Netflix's strategy for 'Stranger Things' finale.
Lenovo Legion RTX 5090 gaming PC drops below $5,000, and the Flashforge Adventurer 5M 3D printer is priced under $150. EA Sports UFC 6 is revealed with a release date.
Bebe Rexha celebrates topping two dance charts as an independent artist, while Justin Bieber achieves the most monthly Spotify listeners after Coachella.
Charlie Cox expresses interest in playing Daredevil into his 60s, and Polygon argues Marvel should let him, comparing to aging heroes like Batman and Wolverine.
Cannes chief Thierry Frémaux reflects on 25 years at the festival, while new projects like Charlie Kaufman's 'Later The War' starring Channing Tatum and Greg McLean's 'The First Exorcist' are launched at the market.
New Line has unveiled the first trailer for 'Evil Dead Burn,' the latest installment in the horror franchise, directed by Sébastien Vaniček and set for a July 10 theatrical release.
Hulu has set the premiere date for 'King of the Hill' Season 15 on July 20, releasing all 10 episodes at once. The revival continues the beloved animated series.
James Murdoch's Lupa Systems is in advanced talks to acquire New York magazine and podcast assets from Vox Media, potentially returning the publication to Murdoch family ownership.
Charli XCX, Lorde, and Twenty One Pilots lead the 2026 Austin City Limits Fest lineup, while the Pussycat Dolls cancel their US tour leg due to poor ticket sales and Kid Cudi removes M.I.A. from his tour.
New game announcements include 'Beastlink' and 'EA Sports UFC 6,' while 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced' gets a deep dive. Valve addresses Steam Controller shortages.
Netflix's 'The Night Agent' adds Abigail Breslin and David Denman for its final season, and Josh Heuston and Ryan Corr join Greg McLean's 'The First Exorcist.'
Daniel Radcliffe and Rose Byrne are nominated for Tony Awards, while Richard Osman and Bill Bailey receive honors at Windsor Castle.
Today's sports news is dominated by Champions League semi-finals (Arsenal vs Atlético, PSG vs Bayern), NBA and NHL playoff action, and major football transfer developments. Key stories include Luka Dončić's injury status, Manchester United's Champions League qualification triggering salary rises, and Jon Rahm's Ryder Cup eligibility deal.
WNBA legend Tina Charles, the all-time leading rebounder, announced her retirement. Her decorated career leaves a lasting legacy on the league.
Anthony Edwards returned from a knee injury to help the Timberwolves beat the Spurs despite Victor Wembanyama's playoff record 12 blocks. His comeback was quicker than expected.
Manchester City's 3-3 draw at Everton has handed Arsenal the advantage in the title race, with pundits analyzing City's vulnerability without Rodri. Liverpool's season has exposed key areas needing summer fixes, while Chelsea's struggles continue with criticism of players and management.
Chelsea's poor form has led to speculation about their next manager, with Jamie Carragher ruling out Conte and touting Fabregas. Paul Merson says the club is in a mess.
The Miami Grand Prix saw Mercedes win again, but upgrades from McLaren and Red Bull have shaken up the grid. Lewis Hamilton called his weekend 'tough to take'.
Phil Foden has agreed a new four-year deal with Manchester City. Meanwhile, City rejected Man United's offer to host the FA Youth Cup final at a larger venue.
Manchester United are targeting Bournemouth's Tyler Adams and Alex Scott, plus West Ham's Mateus Fernandes, for a midfield overhaul this summer.
The RFU has backed Steve Borthwick to remain as England head coach despite a poor Six Nations. A review flagged multiple failings but no immediate change.
NFL draft analysis continues with predictions for Giants' Day 3 picks, Falcons' remaining needs, and Cowboys' second-year leap for a 2025 pick.
NBA playoff action includes the Timberwolves' win over the Spurs. Trade rumors involve Gradey Dick and the Raptors' roster decisions.
The London Marathon set a record with over 1.3 million applications for the 2027 race, including 1.8% of the UK adult population.
Aryna Sabalenka says tennis stars could boycott Grand Slams over prize money disputes. She believes players deserve a bigger share of revenues.
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka has warned that players will boycott Grand Slams if they don't receive a larger share of revenues, echoing similar sentiments from other top players. The dispute highlights growing tensions between players and tournament organizers.
Khamzat Chimaev and Sean Strickland are set to headline UFC 328 this Saturday, with Dustin Poirier revealing a promising wrestling update on Strickland. The long-running feud between the two fighters will finally be settled inside the Octagon.
Reports have emerged of Antonio Rudiger slapping a teammate during a training ground bust-up, while Kylian Mbappe defends his rehab commitment amid criticism. Ferland Mendy is set for surgery, complicating a potential summer sale.
The Philadelphia Eagles are praised for having the best offseason of any title contender, while the Kansas City Chiefs sign Xavier Loyd from a tryout. The Packers' new special teams coordinator discusses sixth-round pick Trey Smack.
Star pitcher Tarik Skubal's elbow surgery puts his free agent record in doubt, while the Marlins designate Chris Paddack for assignment. The Tigers fire Toledo manager Gabe Alvarez for a policy violation.
Luka Dončić's hamstring injury keeps him out for the Lakers' series against the Thunder, with Magic Johnson discussing upset potential. The Celtics' salary dumps are blamed for their playoff exit against the Sixers.
Rangers player Dujon Sterling admits drink-driving after crashing his car hours after an Old Firm win, resulting in a fine and driving ban. The incident has drawn widespread criticism.
Kimi Antonelli broke a unique F1 record with his Miami GP win, while Mercedes' upgrades have shaken up the grid. Lewis Hamilton admits a tough weekend, and Martin Brundle analyzes Verstappen's recovery.
The RFU backs Steve Borthwick to remain as England head coach after a challenging Six Nations review, demanding improvement. England's worst-ever Six Nations campaign has led to a review and selector interviews.
Paul Merson says Chelsea's project isn't working and questions whether a top manager would want the job, while Wayne Rooney criticizes player leadership. Romeo Lavia's poor performance adds to the Blues' woes.
Amanda Nunes supports Ronda Rousey's return, while Fabio Wardley's journey from white-collar boxing to world champion is highlighted. Jack Massey will fight Cheavon Clarke on a Bournemouth bill live on Sky Sports.
Barcelona are targeting a PSG forward, Liverpool are planning a midfield reset and Salah succession, and Manchester United are considering midfield options including Tyler Adams. Casemiro is nearing a move to Inter Miami, while Mason Greenwood is reportedly disinterested at Marseille.
World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka has stated that tennis players will boycott a Grand Slam 'at some point' if they don't receive a larger share of tournament revenues. She is prepared to go to drastic measures to fight for players' rights.
The Knicks opened their second-round series with a historic win over the 76ers, while Anthony Edwards helped the Timberwolves beat the Spurs despite Wembanyama's playoff record 12 blocks. RJ Barrett discussed his upcoming free agency, and the Celtics are rumored as a stealth Giannis Antetokounmpo landing spot.
The Chicago Bears reached on four picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, while the Steelers signed tight end Jaheim Bell. Former Steelers WR Chase Claypool's comeback bid with the Packers received bad news, and two Jaguars players were named sophomore breakout candidates.
Jon Rahm has reached a conditional release agreement with the DP World Tour, settling all outstanding fines and securing his Ryder Cup future. This allows him to play on the circuit this season despite his LIV Golf commitments.
Fabio Wardley went from white collar boxing to WBO heavyweight world champion, while Jack Massey will fight Cheavon Clarke on a Bournemouth bill. In snooker, new world champion Wu Yize revealed Ronnie O'Sullivan texted him advice during the Crucible final.
Lexie Hull clarified her status for the WNBA season opener, providing good news for Fever fans. Tina Charles announced her retirement after 14 seasons, and the WNBA's expansion to Toronto highlights women's basketball history in Canada.
Kimi Antonelli won his third consecutive Grand Prix at the Miami GP, taking a decisive lead over teammate George Russell. Dani Pedrosa won't replace Maverick Vinales at Le Mans despite his form, as KTM called up Jonas Folger.
Pep Guardiola admitted the title race is slipping after Man City's draw at Everton, while Phil Foden agreed a new four-year deal. Martin O'Neill believes Hearts can become regular title contenders in Scotland.
Delhi Capitals face Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2026, while Warwickshire signed Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq for the T20 Blast. Nottinghamshire went top of the County Championship as Surrey started to purr.
Bristol's Gabriel Oghre and Benjamin Grondona are out for the season, while England's Red Roses reshuffle their back three for the Women's Six Nations. The London Marathon set a record with 1.8% of UK adults applying for the 2027 race.
Stefon Diggs' assault trial continues with the prosecution resting after the accuser's testimony. Rangers' Dujon Sterling was banned from driving after a drink-driving crash, and Rio Ferdinand and Jamie Carragher engaged in a social media spat.
Jon Rahm has reached an agreement with the DP World Tour to pay fines and retain membership, making him eligible for the 2027 Ryder Cup. The deal comes amid uncertainty over LIV Golf's future funding.
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka warns that players will boycott Grand Slams if prize money disputes are not resolved. She calls for a greater share of tournament revenues, echoing growing player frustration.
Anthony Edwards takes accountability after Timberwolves' Game 1 win, while Paolo Banchero trade rumors intensify with potential landing spots. The Thunder defend their title against the Lakers.
Delhi Capitals face Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2026, with live coverage and betting odds available. The tournament continues to draw global attention.
The Colts draft Caden Curry, Falcons receive mediocre draft grades, and the 49ers make a rare consecutive pick from the same school. Dolphins fall in power rankings post-draft.
Athletics acquire catcher Jonah Heim, White Sox sign Randal Grichuk, and Astros place Yainer Diaz on IL with an oblique injury. Braves consider cutting a struggling reliever.
Ipswich Town make Kipre and Akpom loans permanent, Chelsea eye Cologne's El Mala, and Phil Foden agrees to a new four-year deal at Manchester City.
An Everton fan is arrested for allegedly racially abusing Antoine Semenyo during a match against Manchester City. The incident sparks condemnation.
Caitlin Clark addresses concerns about her leg sleeve, confirming it is not injury-related. Fever coach Stephanie White reassures fans.
England's Alex Matthews ruled out of final two Women's Six Nations matches. Emma Sing returns to the back three for the Italy game.
Wu Yize becomes the new snooker world champion, the fourth consecutive first-time winner, and reveals Ronnie O'Sullivan texted him advice during the final. China's dominance in snooker grows.
Fabio Wardley becomes WBO heavyweight champion after starting in white-collar boxing. Jack Massey to fight Cheavon Clarke on Sky Sports.
Arsenal host Atlético Madrid in the second leg of their semi-final after a 1-1 first leg, while PSG travel to Bayern Munich with a one-goal lead. Both matches are crucial for reaching the final.
The Wild switch to goalie Filip Gustavsson for Game 2 after Jesper Wallstedt allowed eight goals in a 9-6 loss to the Avalanche. The series continues with Colorado leading.
Most Manchester United players will get a 25% salary increase after Champions League qualification, while Napoli confirm the permanent signing of Rasmus Højlund. Bournemouth place a 'not for sale' tag on Eli Junior Kroupi.
Jon Rahm strikes a deal with the DP World Tour to become eligible for the 2027 Ryder Cup, paying fines for previous event clashes and agreeing to play in specified tournaments.
A 71-year-old man is arrested for allegedly racially abusing Manchester City's Antoine Semenyo during a draw at Everton. The club acknowledges a swift response from supporters.
Aryna Sabalenka warns players may boycott Grand Slams over prize money disputes, while Emma Raducanu withdraws from the Italian Open due to illness ahead of the French Open.
England's Alex Matthews is ruled out of the final two matches, while the Red Roses rejig their back three for the Italy game. Wales great Leigh Halfpenny announces retirement.
Fabio Wardley tells his story from white collar boxing to WBO heavyweight champion, and Jack Massey will fight Cheavon Clarke on a Bournemouth bill live on Sky Sports.
The Chester May Festival begins with tips from Kevin Blake, while Ascot's decision to quit the Racecourse Association sparks debate about racing's constitutional crisis.
Phil Foden agrees a new four-year deal at Manchester City, Barcelona renews Max Bonfill's contract, and Wojciech Szczęsny rejects a starting role at a La Liga rival. Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White is a potential England number 10.