Virgo season is upon us, and as we move from the body glitter and ring lights of Leo season to the tweeds, sourdough, and judgment of Virgo, one of the ranks of this star sign has shown its shadow. Blake Lively has been called out by social media users for focusing on beautiful floral fashion, […]
Here’s why five-times-Virgo Blake Lively is showing her dark side right now Read Post »
The 2024 US Open Tennis Championship is upon us. While the pros are duking it out at Flushing Meadows, Hamptonites will be practicing their swings at a series of exclusive new racquet clubs. These are not your traditional country clubs. They are stylish, social and all about well-being, both on and off the pitch. They
Making a racket: Hamptonites’ favorite tennis, paddle and pickleball clubs Read Post »
Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang’s net worth fell by about $10 billion on Tuesday as shares of the AI ​​chip leader tumbled nearly 10% amid a global selloff. Huang, the 61-year-old Taiwanese-born executive who cleaned bathrooms and worked as a busboy at Denny’s before co-founding Nvidia more than 30 years ago, saw his fortune shrink
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang loses $10 billion as the company’s stock plummets Read Post »
A new CNN poll on Wednesday showed Vice President Kamala Harris struggling to win over non-college-educated white men in six battleground states that one analyst said could spell “trouble.” “Harris has the lead in Michigan and Wisconsin, Trump has the lead in Arizona, and then there’s evidence of how close the race is 60 more
Some members of Meta’s Oversight Board — which faced heavy criticism after ruling that the anti-Israel phrase “from the river to the sea” does not constitute hate speech — have embraced views critical of Israel’s actions in Gaza. The advisory board, which claims to be independent from Meta, ruled that Facebook and Instagram users can
A stop on CNN’s political chief Dana Bash’s new book tour was thrown into chaos when anti-Israel protesters crashed the event. Bash was promoting her book “America’s Deadliest Election: The Cautionary Tale of the Most Violent Election in American History” at an event Thursday night hosted by independent bookstore Politics and Prose in Washington, DC.
CNN’s Dana Bash sees the book event thrown into disarray by anti-Israel protesters Read Post »
Each week, Alexa is rounding up the buzziest fashion awards, hotel openings, restaurant debuts and popular cultural events in NYC. It’s our curated guide to the best things to see, buy, taste and experience around town. What’s making our luxury list this week? Elephants arrive in Meatpacking, Adam Driver is back on Broadway and new
Amazon is turning to artificial intelligence startup Anthropic to power the online retailer’s revamped Alexa when it launches in October — rather than using its own AI, five people familiar with the matter told Reuters matter. The Seattle-based company plans to charge $5 to $10 a month for its new “Remarkable” version of Alexa, which
Amazon will reportedly use Anthropic’s AI for premium Alexa instead Read Post »
Mercury – our crafty planet of communication and currency, mind and mouth – goes direct this week. But we’re not out of the woods yet. We continue to feel the ill effects of the planet’s deceleration for up to two weeks afterwards, a charming/interesting little epilogue known as the shadow period. Advertisements Or Mercury “retroshade”,
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New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay said it’s “a little silly” for reporters to hold Vice President Kamala Harris to the same standards as former President Trump. Gay was a guest on Thursday’s “Morning Joe,” where the MSNBC host lamented the “sacred” wall between editorial and news when it comes to presidential candidates,