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Meta hosted its annual “Connect” event on Wednesday. Curiously, the company kicked things off at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT), following “Made by Google” as the second major tech event of 2026 to take place in the evening. While that might have reduced the usual visibility of the event, it certainly wasn’t an unremarkable…
Actor Shim Eun-ha is seen in this scene from MBC’s horror drama “M” (1994). Courtesy of MBC
The Meta Connect 2026 event is held at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California. (Image Credit: Meta)
Ranbir Kapoor has finally arrived in the world of ‘Love & War’, and the first look is anything but calm. There is a blood-stained sleeve, a bullet mark on his shirt and an intense stare. The actor’s first official poster from Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s much-awaited film has set the tone for the epic drama.
One company wants artificial intelligence to help you operate a computer through your glasses. Another says its AI has spotted something in genetic data that scientists should investigate.
FrostPrime, aSlay the Spirecontent creator with over 160,000 followers on Twitch, has announced that he’s been “dropped” by his talent agency, GG Talent Group, for his refusal to stop criticizing fellow GG Talent Group member Dan Gheesling.
When one thinks of a globe, they probably first envision a world sphere from the classroom. In the Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library in Vienna, it is now about much more.
At the Brisbane edition of Oz Comic-Con over the weekend, stallholder Bowie Chong is alleged to have bitten the arm of an attendee and “latched on” after being accused of selling AI-generated imagery at his booth.
Snake Plissken returns as a coyote smuggling contraband through prison dead zones in Escape from New York: Escape from Chicago #1, out Wednesday from Mad Cave.
A patent application dated September 3, and seemingly first spotted by the gaming blog Respawn First paints a picture of future gaming that feels a little like the old “insert coin” arcade model. But instead of inserting a coin to continue, Microsoft would insert an advertisement. Into the player’s brain.