The Grammy-winning band recently appeared as animated characters on “The Simpsons.” In the Sunday episode, they performed a brand-new song—a corrido telling the story of Homer Simpson and Pedro Chespirito, famous as the Bumblebee Man.
Shiba Inu is getting close to a technically crucial point that will probably determine how it moves into 2026. SHIB has begun to stabilize and recover from local lows following months of consistent downward pressure, but the move is now headed straight into its first significant roadblock: the 26-period EMA. ⚔️
Jessie Murphy, wife of an Australian Rules Football player, showed off her fit figure while wearing a revealing designer outfit at an event held at The Lodge on Rottnest Island on Monday.
New research reveals that prioritizing computational resources on compressing information, rather than prediction, is a more effective pathway to building powerful agentic systems.
New research exposes the hidden human effort powering artificial intelligence systems, revealing the precarious conditions faced by those performing this essential ‘ghost work’.
Last week, 36-year-old Chase, known for his work on Nickelodeon, was hospitalized. This happened after Jacob ‘Jake’ Harris, a Los Angeles influencer and businessman who was assisting Chase, reached out to a crisis center for help.
The show Star Wars: Visions recently launched its third season in October, and a fourth season is already being made. It’s not only a standout Star Wars series, but also one of the best sci-fi shows available on Disney+. If you haven’t watched it yet, now’s a great time to start Star Wars: Visions.
The H71Y Dick toy from Newage Toys is a new color scheme of their earlier “Dick” figure. That original figure was inspired by the classic Generation 1 Sideswipe, but wasn’t officially licensed. This version is based on Tigertrack, a lesser-known Sideswipe recolor with origins in the Diaclone line. It includes the same accessories and transforms into the same vehicle. This previously obscure Autobot is now available!
The popular sitcom, which originally aired on Fox for seven seasons in the early 2000s, is coming back with four new episodes on Hulu starting April 10th. The show will reunite original cast members like Bryan Cranston, Frankie Muniz, and Jane Kaczmarek, along with some of Malcolm’s brothers.
A trailer for a new documentary series was released on Instagram on December 28th by Lemuel Plummer, founder of Zeus Network. The trailer features two brothers, ages 31 and 19.