Stephen Graham in tears on live radio as he’s reunited with first-ever director ‘Adolscence’ star became emotional on the radio show after watching the surprise message The Independent UK · Oct 2
Why boxing is still a box-office smash hit even as the sport’s popularity wanes Fighters have always provided rich material for stories on stage and screen and the appeal to audiences has not wavered The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
80 New Things People Learned And Had To Share With Everyone (New Facts) Learning something new triggers a dopamine hit. And that brand-new information does not even need to be useful, but once you know it, you can’t unknow it. Here are some examples, courtesy of the Today I Learned subreddit, that can make you want to go down a rabbit hole. Bored Panda · Oct 1
Stephen Graham confirms Leonardo DiCaprio and Christian Bale roles in Heat 2 The first film was released in 1995 and its sequel is expected to be released in 2027. Evening Standard · Sep 29
AI bubble to burst sooner than expected? Michael Burry believes it would take only one season of revenue disappointment Michael Burry has accelerated his bearish outlook on AI stocks, shifting toward leveraged put options and expecting an earlier bubble burst. Citing research that weak AI revenue could trigger spending cuts, Burry compares current conditions with 1987 and the dotcom crash, while warning that excessive valuations and AI investment create… The Economic Times · Sep 29
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry hates the AI trade, but the bear is bullish on these stocks Michael Burry has taken full positions in five beaten-down stocks: QXO, Sprouts Farmers Market, Build-A-Bear, Birkenstock and MercadoLibre, citing attractive valuations. The investor remains bearish on AI-driven market exuberance, warning about stretched valuations, rising AI debt and potential market risks, while drawing parallels with previous periods of excessive optimism. The Economic Times · Sep 28
Trump cannot afford to let AI boom fail: 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry explains why Michael Burry, the investor known as the “Big Short” investor, said the Trump administration cannot afford to let the AI boom falter as AI infrastructure has become a key support for the US economy. Burry, who has warned of excessive AI optimism, questioned how Washington could prevent a potential downturn. The Economic Times · Sep 28
'Madden' Might Redefine What A Video Game Movie Actually Is Amazon Prime is making a biopic about the legendary football coach and commentator who also helped change video games forever. Inverse · Sep 25
The Most Surreal True-Crime Thriller Of The Year Is Not What You Expect Robert Pattinson is a revelation as a distorted, grotesque interpretation of 'To Catch a Predator host' Chris Hansen in the surreal new thriller, 'Primetime.' Inverse · Sep 24
Greek epics, gory obsessions and awkward invites: where does this year’s Oscars race stand? Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey might be the one to beat but a crop of competitors is starting to materialise The Guardian - US · Sep 24
'The Big Short' fame Michael Burry bets on copper. Is red metal heading for a hot rally? ‘The Big Short’ fame Michael Burry has disclosed a long position in copper producer Ero Copper, as supply constraints, falling inventories and limited discoveries fuel expectations of further gains in the red metal. The Economic Times · Sep 23
Digger first-look reaction – Tom Cruise’s wild new film is as polarising as they come ‘Birdman’ director Alejandro González Iñárritu is back with a film that dares you to dislike it for large stretches – but it’s an admirable attempt at doing something rather different The Independent UK · Sep 23
I Was At The Opening Of The Lucas Museum — And It's Bigger Than Star Wars George Lucas’ billion-dollar museum is a labor of love — but it’s not just a shrine to his Star Wars galaxy. Inverse · Sep 22
The men building AI want us to fear it. We should – but not for the reasons they give Is AI going to run wild and kill us all – or are the concerns lately voiced by the bosses of the AI titans just some kind of convenient business ploy on their part? Those bosses include Dario Amodei of Anthropic, which owns Claude; his rival Sam Altman of OpenAI,… Newslaundry · Sep 21
Bored Panda · Sep 20 58 Real-Life Stories Proving That Kindness Is Still In Honor In This Crazy World Of Today A simple encounter between strangers can sometimes become much more meaningful when one person chooses to help another without expecting anything in return. When someone needed support at an especially difficult moment, a stranger stepped in with an unexpected act of kindness that made a lasting difference. Read the full…
The Independent UK · Sep 18 Duncan Sheik, Tony- and Grammy-winning 'Spring Awakening' composer and pop star, dies at 56 Tony- and Grammy-winning musician Duncan Sheik has died at 56
Barchart · Sep 18 Michael Burry Says OpenAI and Anthropic’s AI Slowdown Push Is ‘Self-Serving.’ Who’s Right? Michael Burry argues that OpenAI and Anthropic’s push to slow AI development is “self-serving,” but a closer look suggests the debate is more nuanced than his criticism implies.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 18 Here Are Some Good News Stories This Month To Help Restore Your Faith In Humanity Amidst the doom and gloom of the daily news cycle, it’s important to shout out the little wins around the world that you might’ve missed.
We Got This Covered · Sep 15 Christian Bale opens $22 million foster care village he helped create: ‘turn their heartbreak and their pain into love and hope’ A real-life Bruce Wayne project.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 14 Jeremy Thomas obituary Film producer who enjoyed his greatest success with the 1987 epic The Last Emperor for which he won an Oscar
Motor1 · Sep 14 Why The Batmobile Always Looks Different In Every Batman Movie From sleek cruisers to armored tanks, the Batmobile keeps changing because every new Batman needs a ride of his own.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 12 Film producer Jeremy Thomas was a cross between a kindly Cambridge don and the movie world’s cool uncle The man behind The Last Emperor had the confidence of an old-fashioned studio boss along with the soul of a cineaste
The Guardian - UK · Sep 12 Jeremy Thomas, British producer of The Last Emperor and Sexy Beast, dies aged 77 An outstanding figure in the UK film industry, Thomas was noted for collaborations with directors including Bernardo Bertolucci and David Cronenberg
The Economic Times · Sep 10 Michael Burry pulls back on risk, says he’s happy to sit on cash. Is Big Short investor reversing his bearish AI bets? Michael Burry is pulling back on portfolio risk, exiting December 2026 put options on Nvidia and Palantir without rolling them over. The ‘Big Short’ investor said he is “happy to sit on cash” while continuing to hold 2027 Palantir puts and QQQ puts, amid renewed warnings about stretched AI valuations.