‘Monsters’ Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson slammed by ‘Song Sung Blue’ character’s real-life son

‘Monsters’ Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson slammed by ‘Song Sung Blue’ character’s real-life son

Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson are being called “monsters” by the real-life son of the main character in their new film, “Song Sung Blue.” The actors play Neil Diamond tribute band performers Mike and Claire Sardina in the Craig Brewer-directed movie, which is being slammed by Mike’s son and Claire’s stepson, Mike Sardina Jr. “My…

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Generative Engine Optimization Is Your Next Edge

Generative Engine Optimization Is Your Next Edge

Search isn’t just links and blue titles anymore. AI answer engines are shaping what people see first, trust first, and buy first. As Erik Huberman, I see a clear shift: if you want to win attention, you have to win the answer. My take is simple—Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the next real advantage, and…

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Bulls’ Josh Giddey goes public with girlfriend nearly two years after being cleared in improper relationship scandal

Bulls’ Josh Giddey goes public with girlfriend nearly two years after being cleared in improper relationship scandal

Australian NBA star Josh Giddey went public with a new romance in a heartwarming Christmas Day post on social media. Giddey shared a pair of wholesome photos to his Instagram stories that showed himself celebrating the holiday, looking loved up with a woman who appears to be his girlfriend. The wholesome holiday happy snaps showed…

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Wall Street opens subdued after tech-led drop halts rally

Wall Street opens subdued after tech-led drop halts rally

[NEW YORK] Wall Street’s main indexes opened muted on Tuesday (Dec 30), a day after logging their steepest one-day decline in nearly two weeks as technology stocks came under renewed selling pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 27.1 points, or 0.06 per cent, at the open to 48,434.88. The S&P 500 fell 5.3 points,…

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Cambridge Artificial Intelligence and Incredible Holdings have entered a non-binding MOU to explore the transaction

Cambridge Artificial Intelligence and Incredible Holdings have entered a non-binding MOU to explore the transaction

Cambridge Artificial Intelligence and Incredible Holdings have entered a non-binding MOU to explore the transaction [SINGAPORE] Electronics and consumer goods company Incredible Holdings could be the target of a reverse takeover by an artificial intelligence (AI) company from Hong Kong. In a bourse filing on Tuesday (Dec 30), Incredible said that it had entered into…

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The 13 best stand-up comedy specials of 2025

The 13 best stand-up comedy specials of 2025

After everything that happened in 2024, and heading into the five-year anniversary of the pandemic, you might have expected comedians to either reckon with the wreckage of the recent past and their roles in influencing it, and/or to meet the moment by speaking truth to power. If you’re like me, then you would have been…

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China mandates 50% domestic equipment rule for chipmakers

China mandates 50% domestic equipment rule for chipmakers

They must prove through procurement tenders that at least half their equipment will be Chinese-made [BEIJING] China is requiring chipmakers to use at least 50 per cent domestically made equipment for adding new capacity, three people familiar with the matter said, as Beijing pushes to build a self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain. The rule is not…

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Former Homeland Security agent claims prosecutors ignored Minnesota day care fraud cases: ‘Just evaporated’

Former Homeland Security agent claims prosecutors ignored Minnesota day care fraud cases: ‘Just evaporated’

A retired Homeland Security Investigations agent recalled investigating fraud at Minnesota day care centers 10 years ago — but said the probe inexplicably evaporated “went into thin air” and nothing ever came of it. Jeremy Christenson, who worked with HSI for 16 years, said he was part of a months-long fraud investigation in 2015 into…

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LV applies for summary judgement against ValueMax in alleged trademark infringement lawsuit

LV applies for summary judgement against ValueMax in alleged trademark infringement lawsuit

[SINGAPORE] Global luxury and fashion goods company Louis Vuitton has applied for summary judgement for its lawsuit against a wholly owned subsidiary of mainboard-listed ValueMax Group over alleged trademark infringement and passing off. Louis Vuitton, known popularly as LV, lodged a lawsuit in mid-September against ValueMax Retail, alleging that it was selling a gold charm…

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