Ferris Bueller's Day Off stars Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck REUNITE for first time on new film... see them now
Alan, 69, and Matthew, 63, will be portraying characters on a road trip, apparently attempting to clear up the fallout from a past misunderstanding.
Happy Days star Linda Purl reveals Dallas hunk Patrick Duffy's sexy secret to keeping romance alive
The power couple got candid in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail
Jennifer Lopez fans think she looks like MADONNA as she goes blonde for Kiss Of The Spider Woman
She strongly resembled Madonna in the 1990s: 'Never thought Jennifer Lopez could look like Madonna, but she does.' Kiss of the Spider Woman will be released theatrically on October 10.
Trump Confirms US Is Seeking 10% Stake In Intel
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: After the Trump administration confirmed a rumor that the US is planning to buy a 10 percent stake in Intel, US Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) came forward Wednesday to voice support for the highly unusual plan, finding rare common ground with Donald Trump. According to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, the plan would see the US disbursing approved CHIPS Act grants only after acquiring non-voting shares of Intel and likely other chipmakers. That would allow the US to profit off its investment in chipmakers, Lutnick suggested, and Sanders told Reuters that he agreed American taxpayers could benefit from the potential deals.
"If microchip companies make a profit from the generous grants they receive from the federal government, the taxpayers of America have a right to a reasonable return on that investment," Sanders said. While Lutnick gave Trump credit for coming up with what White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt described as a "creative idea that has never been done before" to protect US national and economic security, it appears that Lutnick is driving the initiative. "Lutnick has been pushing the equity idea," insiders granted anonymity previously told Reuters, "adding that Trump likes the idea."
So far, Intel has engaged in talks, while the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and other major CHIPS grant recipients like Samsung and Micron have yet to comment on the potential arrangement the Trump administration seems likely to pursue. They may possibly risk clawbacks of grants if such deals aren't made. On Wednesday, Taiwan Economy Minister Kuo Jyh-huei said his ministry would be consulting with TSMC soon, while noting that as yet, it's hard to "thoroughly understand the underlying meaning" of Lutnick's public comments. So far, Lutnick has only specified that "any potential arrangement wouldn't provide the government with voting or governance rights in Intel," dispelling fears that the US would use its ownership stake to try to control the world's most important chipmakers. Further reading: Intel is Getting a $2 Billion Investment From SoftBank
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Princess Andre raises fears for her mother Katie Price as she tells her that her legs look so thin they could 'snap'... and the model rips the stitches out of her new facelift
Princess Andre has voiced her fears for her mother Katie Price's weight loss, telling her in a new video that her looks look so thin they could 'snap.'
Perplexity's Comet browser naively processed pages with evil instructions
Rival Brave flags prompt injection vulnerability, now patched
updated To the surprise of no one in the security industry, processing untrusted, unvalidated input is a bad idea.…
Google tries to trump iPhone launch with AI-powered Pixel 10 range
At 3% US market share, we don't think Cook & Co are sweating
Video In a celebrity-studded launch event on Wednesday, Google showed off its Pixel 10 hardware, including four smartphones, an updated smartwatch, and earbuds. Unsurprisingly, every gadget comes with a heavy dose of AI.…
Mutant deer with horrifying flesh bubbles spotted in multiple US states as fears of an outbreak grip the nation
Deer throughout the US have been seen carrying a strange condition that experts warn is spreading to more areas than ever before this summer.
Gemini For Home Is Google's Biggest Smart Home Play In Years
Google announced Gemini for Home, a new AI-powered voice assistant that will replace Google Assistant on Nest smart speakers and displays starting in October. Powered by Gemini's advanced reasoning and conversational capabilities, it promises more natural interactions, complex task handling, and features like Gemini Live for back-and-forth conversations. The Verge reports: According to a blog post by Anish Kattukaran, chief product officer of Google Home and Nest, using Gemini for Home will "feel fundamentally new." He says the new voice assistant leverages the "advanced reasoning, inference and search capabilities" of Google's AI models, along with adaptations for the home that allow for more natural interactions to complete more complex tasks. In short, it should be an assistant that can better understand context, nuance, and intention -- a complete change from its predecessor.
For example, Kattukaran says Gemini for Home can accurately respond to requests like "turn off the lights everywhere except my bedroom," "play that song from this year's summer blockbuster about race cars," or "set a timer for perfectly blanched broccoli." It will also create lists, calendar entries, and reminders more easily than before, he says.
Another big upgrade is that Gemini Live will be part of Gemini for Home, bringing more conversational back-and-forth voice interactions to Google Home without needing to repeatedly say "Hey Google." Kattukaran says this will allow for more detailed and personalized help -- from cooking ("I have spinach, eggs, cream cheese, and smoked salmon in the fridge. Help me make a delicious meal") to brainstorming how to buy a new car or figuring out how to fix your dishwasher, as well as more creative tasks like generating bedtime stories. [...] Google hasn't announced pricing for the paid tier of Gemini for Home, but Gemini Live, with its more advanced capabilities, is a likely candidate for a premium plan.
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Female TikTok star ends up in jail after filming herself running onto baseball field: 'Intrusive thoughts got the better of me'
Julia Hill, who has 1.7 million followers on TikTok, could be seen climbing over the barrier at Angel Stadium in Anaheim and sprinting onto the field during their game against the Cincinnati Reds .
Katie Price responds to ex Alex Reid's cash-counting video as she reveals her next moves after being left 'blindsided' by the drama
The former cage fighter, 50, shared a clip on Instagram on Monday that showed the TV personality, 47, who at the time had been declared bankrupt, counting a wad of notes.
Emotional Zoe Ball reveals how gardening helped her navigate grief after death of her boyfriend Billy Yates
The BBC broadcaster, 54, sat down with her co-host Jo Whiley for a candid chat during their podcast Dig It earlier on Tuesday.
Did Cristiano Ronaldo's fiancée Georgina Rodriguez debut a SECOND engagement ring?
The model, 31, wore a ring that appeared to be different than the 10-carat oval diamond that Ronaldo proposed with last week in the new set of snaps, raising the question, did he give her another rock?
Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori debuts bizarre new look after taking on stepmom role to Kim Kardashian's kids
Kanye West's second wife Bianca Censori seems to be dialing down the drama in her wardrobe as she leans into her stepmom duties.
Hulk Hogan's daughter makes more explosive claims on her father's death and says he will have an autopsy
The wrestling icon suffered a cardiac arrest and passed away at the age of 71 last month but, by then, Hogan had gone years without speaking to Brooke, 37.
Amazon quietly fixed Q Developer flaws that made AI agent vulnerable to prompt injection, RCE
Move along, nothing to see here
Amazon has quietly fixed a couple of security issues in its coding agent: Amazon Q Developer VS Code extension. Attackers could use these vulns to leak secrets, including API keys from a developer's machine, and run arbitrary code.…
Popular BBC presenter QUITS after a whopping 29 years with broadcaster - admitting 'I don't know what comes next' as they're flooded with support from fans
The TV personality announced his departure on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, admitting to his followers that now feels like the right time to leave and 'try something new'.
Terrifying moment thug pulls out machete during 20-person brawl on residential street
The shocking footage was captured when around 20 men fought in broad daylight along Showell Green Lane in Sparkhill, Birmingham as frightened bystanders and passing motorists looked on.
Sydney Sweeney hits back at outrage surrounding oversexualized ads and insists all her moves are 'strategic'
Sydney Sweeney is clapping back at critics who claim she's cashing in on an oversexualized image - insisting her racy ad campaigns are anything but accidental.
Iconic James Bond star says he will consider RETURNING for new 007 film... as role is still up for grabs
Pierce Brosnan, who famously portrayed the spy in four films, would consider reprising his role, depending on what director Denis Villeneuve has in store.