Microsoft's Copilot is being sold to companies worldwide, but its own engineers rarely use it, raising questions about its effectiveness and adoption

The U.S. government has experienced a significant brain drain, with more than 10,000 STEM Ph.D.s leaving their positions since the current administration took office, raising concerns about the country's ability to remain competitive in science and technology

The White House has come under fire for posting a digitally altered image of a woman arrested after an ICE protest, raising questions about the integrity of the information presented to the public

Tom Holland, Marvel’s beloved Spider-Man, and Sofia Boutella, the Algerian-French actress known for The Mummy and Kingsman, have ignited major dating buzz after being spotted on a two-night superyacht getaway near Rome. The duo were joined by an ultra-glamorous guest list including Martha Stewart, Kendall Jenner, and Naomi Campbell, instantly making this one of the most-watched celebrity meet-ups of the summer.

Samsung has officially confirmed that the Galaxy M36 5G will launch in India on June 27, bringing premium AI features like Gemini AI and Circle to Search, along with a massive 6,000 mAh battery—all priced competitively in the sub-₹20,000 segment.

The wait is over! Season 3 of The Great Indian Kapil Show premiered on June 21 on Netflix, with Bollywood heavyweight Salman Khan as the first guest. The episode delivered the signature mix of celebrity roasting, witty sketches, and no-holds-barred humor that fans love.

Power couple Leighton Meester and Adam Brody are enjoying a remarkable second act in Hollywood, describing their recent professional streak as “an embarrassment of riches.” The pair, once beloved for their iconic teen roles, are now basking in critical acclaim and a surge in creative opportunities.

At the 78th Tony Awards, Brooke Shields turned heads not just with her style, but with sentiment. Her red clutch—crafted from the curtains of Radio City Music Hall—served as a powerful tribute to her stage legacy and her role as Actors’ Equity president.

At Cannes 2025, Jacqueline Fernandez challenged outdated views about women in Bollywood, declaring that actresses no longer have a "shelf life." She highlighted the growing diversity and longevity of female roles in Indian cinema.