Chelsea 2-2 Hull City: Tigers remain unbeaten as poor Blues defending leads to enthralling draw
Hull continued their unbeaten start in the Premier League as they capitalised on some poor Chelsea defending to draw 2-2 at Stamford Bridge.
Sergej Jakirovic joked pre-match that the only way to stop Xabi Alonso's potent attack was to kick them. While they were unable to do that, they made the most of some calamitous moments at the back to leave west London with a point.
Diamonds Are an Emmy Nominee’s Best Friend
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The Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Double Wing Brooch highlights an oval rubellite totaling more than 13 carats, surrounded by 266 round diamonds totaling more than 16 carats and set in platinum and 18-karat yellow gold; at Tiffany & Co., Beverly Hills
Blizzard's MOBA Is Making An Unexpected Comeback
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World of Warcraft Xal’atath is kicking off a new era for Heroes of the Storm
Heroes of the Storm is making an unexpected comeback in 2026
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Conversations that AIs are having in the office that may influence your performance review and pay
Few managerial duties are harder than telling an employee their performance is falling short, they won't get the raise they expected or their job is being eliminated. Uncomfortable workplace conversations are unlikely to go away. But new AI coaching tools can help managers deliver hard messages, especially in the preparation phase before these sticky conversations take place.
Love Has Everything to Do With It: Darlene Love, Producer Taraji P. Henson and Director Barry Avrich on ‘Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been,’ a Stirring Music Doc Premiering in Toronto
The truly legendary singer Darlene Love had her story already lightly sketched out in a 2013 film about backup singers of yore, 2013’s Oscar-winning “20 Feet From Stardom.” But what Love’s fans — and they are legion — really have hungered for is a movie in which she is less than 10 feet from the camera for the length of a feature film, one devoted solely to her life and career. They are getting it with “Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been,” an illuminating and spirit-lifting doc premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival Monday afternoon.
Anthropic's Amodei proposes plan to 'slow the pace' of advancing AI capabilities
Dario Amodei, co-founder and chief executive officer of Anthropic, during an interview on "The Circuit with Emily Chang" at Anthropic's headquarters in San Francisco, California, US, on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
How ‘The Shards’ Rethinks the TV Serial Killer
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Dario Amodei says OpenAI's Hugging Face hack helped convince him AI needs to slow down
Dario Amodei says OpenAI's Hugging Face hack helped convince him AI needs to slow down
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Oscar Predictions via Feinberg Forecast: Updated Post Venice and Telluride, as TIFF Gets Underway
Frontrunners
1. The Odyssey (Universal, July 17, THR review) — Christopher Nolan & Emma Thomas
2. Wild Horse Nine (Searchlight, Nov. 6, THR review) — Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin, Martin McDonagh & Anita Overland VENI, TELL, TIFF, LOND
3. Project Hail Mary (Amazon/MGM, March 20, THR review) — Ryan Gosling, Phil Lord, Chris Miller, Rachel O’Connor, Amy Pascal, Aditya Sood & Andy Weir
4. La Bola Negra (Netflix, Oct. 16, THR review) — Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo CANN, TELL, TIFF, NYFF, LOND
5. Club Kid (A24, Nov. 6, THR review) — Alex Coco, Galen Core & Ryan Heller CANN, TELL, TIFF, NYFF, LOND
6. The Invite (A24, June 26, THR review) — Ben Browning, Megan Ellison & David Permut SUND
7. Fjord (Neon, Oct. 9, THR review) — Dyveke Bkørkly Graver, Cristian Mungiu, Andrea Berentsen Ottmar & Tudor Reu CANN, KARL, TELL, TIFF, NYFF
8. You Can See Everything (A24, Oct. 16, THR review) — Nathan Fielder & Lance Oppenheim TELL, NYFF
9. Obsession (Focus, May 15, THR review) — James Harris, Haley Nicole Johnson, Christian Mercuri & Roman Viaris-de-Lesegno TIFF
10. Elsinore (Focus, Nov. 20, THR review) — Carolyn Marks Blackwood, Mickey Liddell, Stefano Massenzi, Andrea Occhipinti, Andrew Scott, Pete Shilaimon & Gabrielle Tana TELL, TIFF, LOND
'You Were a Beautiful Studio' — Level-5 Dev Calls AI Backlash a 'Learning Opportunity' as Fans Worry for Professor Layton's Future
Developer Level-5 has apologized for and explained its use of generative AI after fans spotted "AI slop" in footage of games like Professor Layton and the Curious Village, DecaPolice, and more.