Job applicants are taking a stand against the opaque nature of AI-driven hiring decisions, seeking to uncover the hidden factors that influence their chances of getting hired

In Smithereens, a rideshare driver takes a social media company intern hostage, demanding to speak with the platform’s CEO. The tense standoff exposes the destructive grip of technology, corporate negligence, and society’s addictive relationship with constant online connectivity.

Prime Video’s latest action-comedy Heads of State drops today, July 2, starring John Cena, Idris Elba, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas. With fast-paced action, global stakes, and unexpected comedic timing, this political thriller delivers espionage fun with blockbuster flair.

Bollywood star Aamir Khan has turned down lucrative OTT offers for his upcoming film Sitaare Zameen Par, reaffirming his support for the theatrical experience. The Multiplex Association of India (MAI) lauded his decision, calling it a timely and bold move in favor of big-screen storytelling.

Sophie Turner’s public support of Joe Jonas’s new album highlights emotional maturity and a positive post-divorce relationship. Her gesture has earned widespread praise for its grace and sincerity.

Google has officially announced that its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2025, will take place on May 20, 2025, at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The event will spotlight major updates including the launch of Android 16, advancements in Gemini AI, and new tools for developers across Google's ecosystem.

Billionaire entrepreneur and Bharti Airtel founder Sunil Mittal is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire a 49% stake in Haier India, marking a potential strategic partnership with the global home appliance giant.

Indian tennis star Sania Mirza has carved out a new legacy in Dubai, blending sports, entrepreneurship, and empowerment. Her journey showcases how she has transitioned from athlete to global icon, all while inspiring a generation.

Reddit has officially rolled out its AI-driven translation tool in India, starting with Hindi, and plans to expand support to other major languages such as Bengali. The move signals Reddit’s commitment to building a more inclusive and accessible platform for India’s growing regional-language internet users.