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Madonna's longtime manager says the singer taught him to never think in a 'limited way'
"She just doesn't celebrate her accomplishments. She just starts like it's a brand new day," Guy Oseary, Madonna's longtime manager, said.
Ukraine is finally going to get Gripen fighters built for a Russia fight, but new jets come with new challenges
Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets have long been viewed as ideal for Ukraine's fight against Russia and it's long-term security.
The breakout success of Fox's World Cup marketing: influencers
The Fox One streaming service's World Cup marketing playbook is all about letting the creators do the scoring.
The World Cup could make 2026 the 'summer of working from home,' says RTO guru Nicholas Bloom
The World Cup's late-night games, pricier commutes, and a heat wave could force employers to allow more working from home, a Stanford professor says.
My family moved around in Florida, and I struggled to make friends. I eventually built a community around cooking paella.
In Spain, I learned about the long tradition of cooking paella. Bringing that tradition home to Florida helped us connect with neighbors.
Elon Musk is feuding with Tom Holland over 'The Odyssey'. No, not that Tom Holland.
The world's richest man has frequently criticized the upcoming adaptation of the Greek epic in the lead up to its release.
Good Good and Dude Perfect's next trick: teaming up across products, events, and more
Two creator sports powerhouses, Good Good and Dude Perfect, are deepening their ties with an expansive partnership.
OpenAI's most advanced AI model is breaking free — and colliding with Elon Musk's latest Grok release
OpenAI's new family of frontier models is no longer restricted and set to roll out more widely on Thursday. Enter, Elon Musk.
The New York Times' top editor explains why its new push into video is a 'race against time'
A new push into video is "as big a transformation as the print-to-digital transformation," New York Times Executive Editor Joe Kahn tells me.
This startup raised $50 million to help marketers figure out which events are actually worth attending
Marketers want to get back to in-person gatherings, and Vendelux, a live events information platform, just raised $50 million to capitalize.
Want a software engineering job? You'll need more than coding skills in the AI era.
Software engineers need more than coding skills to get hired today. Interviews now test judgment, AI skills, and problem solving.
A woman who has autoimmune gastritis, the same condition as Bryan Johnson shares what it's like to live with it
Bryan Johnson was diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, which destroys cells that produce stomach acid. Here's what it's like to live with it.