Jason Zada, who leads the AI studio Secret Level, created the popular Coca-Cola ad you may have seen recently. His team used artificial intelligence to animate the ad, which shows animals from around the world and a Santa Claus character. The AI-generated Santa was designed using old Coca-Cola artwork as inspiration.
Okay, so 2 Guns actually sticks pretty close to the comic it’s based on, which is good. But honestly, the movie just goes way over the top with everything. They cranked up the action and the jokes to eleven, trying to make this huge blockbuster. And in doing so, they totally missed what made the comic great: that really sad, but funny, feeling of a messed-up system that just destroys itself. It was smart and ironic in the comic, but the movie just feels…loud.
In a recent BBC News interview, Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, described the current level of investment in AI as “remarkable,” but cautioned that some of the excitement isn’t based in reality. He explained that even Google wouldn’t be immune if the current AI boom were to turn into a bust, though the company is well-positioned due to its comprehensive technology—covering everything from AI chips to data from YouTube and its research teams. Pichai likened the current situation to the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, when company values soared before a crash that led to failures and job losses.
I first got into Stargate with the original 1994 movie – Roland Emmerich really delivered with Kurt Russell and James Spader in the leads! But that film was just the beginning. It kicked off this huge franchise, and I ended up watching all three of the live-action TV series – SG-1, Atlantis, and Universe – plus a bunch of the direct-to-DVD movies and even some of the animated stuff. It’s a really expansive universe!
A new snack spot, AstroFizz, has opened in Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom, replacing the old Cool Ship kiosk which closed in May 2025. The new location has a fresh menu and a completely redesigned appearance. Read More 2025-11-19 20:54
Even Mary, who isn’t particularly fond of Britani, believes her version of what happened with Meredith. That’s a strong sign it actually occurred, because Mary would never support Britani unless she felt it was absolutely necessary. Britani is loving all the attention from her stuffed animals. And even when the topic shifts to Bronwyn’s argument with Todd – she cleverly left her wedding ring off to make sure people noticed – Britani manages to make it about herself, dramatically gasping at the news and causing her plushies to fall off the couch.
The Moana star added an emotional layer when he posted a behind-the-scenes video to his official Instagram, paying tribute to Robin Williams, who starred in the original 1995 film. Johnson has spoken before about how important Williams’ performance was to him, and now he is honoring that legacy by wearing a necklace adorned with the OG flick’s prop dice as the final chapter begins.
Maurizio Cattelan, the artist famous for the $6 million banana artwork, has created a new piece called America. It’s an 18-karat gold toilet weighing 101 kilograms.
Paige Batten, a realtor, bought the house in 2024 intending to renovate and resell it. She discovered the driveway was missing after a prospective buyer inquired about its completion. Batten had believed the driveway was already in place, but later found out it had been removed around November 14th.
It’s like asking humans to open up their diary while handing over the keys to a vault guarded by the Fort Knox of cybercriminals. Both humans and machines should have a better way to show they’re legit without exposing every embarrassing detail. Enter the hero of our story: zero-knowledge proofs – think of it as a magic trick where you can prove you’re old enough for a bar without showing your birth certificate. 🍸