OPINION

Neon's livestream with Chromazz ended abruptly after a heated debate over his Muslim faith, sparking viral social media reactions and discussions about religious stereotypes.

British filmmaker Justin Hardy, known for completing 'Wrath of the Gods', the final chapter in 'The Wicker Man' trilogy, has died aged 61, weeks before the film's premiere.

Nigel Farage has called for FIFA president Gianni Infantino to resign, backing UEFA in a fresh row over football governance and World Cup plans.

Kevin Baillie, a former Netflix executive, is suing the company for wrongful dismissal after disclosing his ketamine treatment for depression during a trust-building exercise, alleging it led to his termination.

Michael Burry spotlights research warning that losses tied to private credit at life insurers could ultimately flow through state guaranty systems.

Warren Buffett ends his association with the Gates Foundation, citing Bill Gates's ties with Jeffrey Epstein as 'distasteful' and entrusting his philanthropic legacy to his children.

Rachel Burden leaves BBC Breakfast after 11 years, as the broadcaster implements cost-cutting measures affecting several programmes, including the end of the Sunday edition.

Meta's covert operation using contractors to test AI safety by posing as minors raises ethical concerns, highlighting Silicon Valley's competitive tactics in the AI arms race.

The 'Passport Bros' movement sees Western men seeking traditional relationships abroad, driven by dissatisfaction with local dating norms and economic factors.

An internet hoax falsely claimed political figures died from rabies, exposing AI's vulnerability to misinformation and sparking concerns over the reliability of AI-powered search tools.

Bill Gates's testimony before the House Oversight Committee revisits allegations of Epstein's influence, personal misconduct, and its impact on Gates's reputation and marriage, highlighting ongoing scrutiny.

Christina Ricci criticised Jimmy Fallon's decision to host Conor McGregor on The Tonight Show, sparking a debate on celebrity influence and media responsibility amidst McGregor's legal controversies

A false post about Candace Owens' death led to widespread speculation and debate over account security, with claims of hacking and misinformation spreading rapidly online.

Ashley St. Clair says she walked away from a reported multimillion-dollar confidentiality deal, saying silence came at too high a cost.

Finneas O'Connell critiques the social media habits of the ultra-rich, arguing that wealth does not guarantee dignified behaviour and advocating for charitable use of financial resources.

Melinda French Gates condemns Jeffrey Epstein as 'evil' and criticises the justice system's failures. She reflects on her advocacy work and personal growth since her divorce.

Former Scientologist Joy Villa has accused the movement of being rooted in 'witchcraft' and spiritual 'darkness,' as she recounts how Jesus saved her life after a breakdown in Hollywood.

Ashley St. Clair has shared a rare beach photo of her and Elon Musk's son Romulus, pairing it with a pointed musical message as their custody battle continues.

DC's 'Supergirl' film faces backlash over Milly Alcock's remarks, sparking debate on Hollywood's audience relations, while box office projections raise financial concerns for the studio.