If all artificial intelligence ever amounted to was Google's NotebookLM in its current form, I'd be fine with it.OK, maybe bake in Gemini Live's camera mode in one way or another first. Other than ...

We were trying to tell him—don’t do this until you get a prenup. And Johnny kind of says to Christi, ‘Well you tell her.’ Christi cried and tried to convince Johnny not to go ahead with it.

Now it feels like a moral dilemma every time I buy a muffin or get a cup of tea. I don’t want to seem stingy or disrespectful, but I’m also on a budget and these little tips are adding up fast ...

And I understand Ukrainian players don't like us. "Maybe it'd be logical if Steam closes game sales for Ukraine, as they, by the way, did for Russia… But we have the right to tell the stories of ...

President Trump told the daughter of disgraced reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley that her parents “don't look like terrorists,” and privately conveyed his belief that they had been ...

Margaret Qualley swans through “Honey Don’t!” like a movie star who might have been born in the wrong era, but she’s going to make the most of it. Regally tall, in red heels and a white ...

New York restaurateur Keith McNally discusses new book 'I Regret Almost Everything,' how the city has changed, and lessons he's learned.

The James Building at 735 Broad St. was renovated in 1984. It was a major undertaking to convert from small offices to more modern open office plans.

I don’t follow people with an agenda.” Others left harsher replies—accusing her of being a sinner, an attention whore, a mentally ill child abuser. Furman had, it seemed, walked into a trap.

You Don't Need Permission to: 1. Do something purely because you want to. I chose my main gym for its excellent childcare. But I sometimes also pay for passes to a second gym that has better ...

It's hard to know what's real, it turns out. The problem isn’t necessarily that we lack certainty. In some ways, it’s that we have too much of it. As a physician, I’m used to uncertainty ...

I’ve gotten too used to crying in public. I could never live somewhere where there is literally any chance that someone might come up to me and ask me what’s wrong.