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German media report that Greta Thunberg is under suspicion following a film appearance, with a Merkur headline noting a discrepancy of 40 guests against 300 reservations at an event linked to the story. The article quotes that it was "clear to everyone what happened." Details of the exact allegations remain thin in the available reporting, but the case is drawing attention in Germany.
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Italian media are profiling Nikita Perotti, explaining details of his life including his real age, height, Russian origins and career. Coverage also mentions his romantic links and his connections with figures from Italian entertainment such as Andrea Delogu, Greta Zuccarello and Aurora Ramazzotti. Readers are searching for biographical information as his public visibility grows.
- 3AI-generated Greta Garbo ad for ball bearings sparks unease●Greta Garbo maakt tegenwoordig reclame voor kogellagers. Je weet wat de volgende stap zal zijn: Hannie Schaft die ineens
An AI-generated advertisement appears to use Greta Garbo, the Swedish film star who died in 1990, to promote ball bearings for manufacturer SKF. A Dutch-language post mocks the advert and warns that dead public figures could next be depicted saying or standing for things they never would, citing resistance heroine Hannie Schaft as an example. The comment reflects wider anxiety about AI slop and unauthorised use of deceased celebrities in commercial content.
- 4UN chief Guterres to visit Pakistan from Monday to 8 October●Agenzia Nova: Speciale difesa: Pakistan, segretario generale Onu Guterres in visita da domani all'8 ottobre 05 ott 13:45
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will travel to Pakistan from Monday until 8 October, according to Agenzia Nova. The Italian news agency flagged the trip as part of its defence special coverage, noting the visit begins the day after the report was published. Few details beyond the dates have been released, and the agenda for the secretary-general's stay in Pakistan has not been spelled out in the available reporting.
- 5Netflix pivots away from prestige projects▼Netflix is pivoting away from prestige https://www.theverge.com/streaming/1004323/netflix-david-fincher-shawn-levy-mike-
Netflix is scaling back its investment in prestige filmmaking, according to a report by The Verge. The shift affects relationships with prominent directors associated with the streamer's awards-era ambitions, including David Fincher, Shawn Levy, Mike Flanagan, the Duffer Brothers and Greta Gerwig. The move suggests the company is prioritizing broad commercial appeal over critically acclaimed, awards-driven projects as it reassesses its content strategy and spending.
- 6'Barbie 2' May Happen After All▼'Barbie 2' May Happen After All https://gizmodo.com/barbie-2-may-happen-after-all-2000821127 # Movies # Entertainment #
Reports suggest a sequel to the 2023 'Barbie' film may be moving forward after earlier doubts that Warner Bros. would pursue one. The original, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Margot Robbie, became a global box-office phenomenon, making any follow-up a subject of intense fan interest. Details on cast, director, or timing remain unclear.
- 7GRETA Database Makes Genome Sequencing Data Searchable▼GRETA: New Database Turns Mountains of Genome Sequencing Data into Searchable Science
A new database called GRETA has been launched to convert the massive volumes of genome sequencing data produced by researchers into searchable, usable science. The tool aims to help scientists find and analyse genetic information far more easily, addressing the growing challenge of managing biological datasets that have outpaced traditional methods. Details on who built GRETA and its accessibility remain limited.
- 8Skydance Reportedly Moving Ahead With Barbie Sequel●‘Barbie 2’ May Happen After All Skydance is barely even a company yet, and it's already got its sights on spinning up a
Skydance, the newly restructured studio behind Paramount, is reportedly exploring a sequel to 2023's hit film 'Barbie'. The news comes shortly after Skydance completed its takeover of Paramount, prompting discussion about what franchise projects the new leadership will prioritise. The original Barbie film, directed by Greta Gerwig, grossed over $1.4 billion worldwide, making a follow-up an obvious commercial target.
- 9Swedish Company Uses AI Likeness of Greta Garbo in Ad▼Swedish Company Uses A.I. Likeness of Greta Garbo in Ad https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/world/europe/ai-garbo-ad-swed
A Swedish company has created an advertising campaign featuring an AI-generated likeness of film legend Greta Garbo, according to a New York Times report. The use of the iconic star, who died in 1990 and was famously private, has drawn attention to questions about digital recreation of deceased celebrities and consent over their image rights.
- 10Meryl Streep's casting as Aslan in Greta Gerwig's Narnia sparks debate▼A familiar figure, a new voice: Meryl Streep's Aslan stirs gender debate over Gerwig's ‘Narnia’
Meryl Streep has been cast as the voice of Aslan in Greta Gerwig's upcoming adaptation of 'The Chronicles of Narnia', a character traditionally portrayed as male. The choice has prompted a gender debate among fans and commentators, with reactions split between praise for a bold reinterpretation of C.S. Lewis's beloved lion and criticism over changing the character's identity.
- 11Greta Van Fleet announces North American tour with Columbus stop●Greta Van Fleet announces North American tour with stop in Columbus
Rock band Greta Van Fleet has announced a North American tour that includes a stop in Columbus. The news gives fans in Ohio a chance to see the group live, and concertgoers are sharing and reacting to the announcement. Details on dates and venues were not included in the initial announcement.
- 12Meryl Streep as Aslan in Gerwig's Narnia sparks gender debate▼A familiar figure, a new voice: Meryl Streep’s Aslan stirs gender debate over Gerwig’s ‘Narnia’
Meryl Streep will voice Aslan, the lion, in Greta Gerwig's upcoming adaptation of 'The Chronicles of Narnia', a role traditionally voiced by men. The casting is drawing debate about reimagining a classic male character as female, with fans divided over whether it is a bold update or unnecessary change to a beloved figure.
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A Swedish company has used an artificial intelligence-generated likeness of the late film star Greta Garbo in an advertisement, according to The New York Times. The campaign has drawn attention as one of the latest examples of AI being used to recreate deceased celebrities, reigniting debate over consent, estates' control of image rights and the ethics of digitally reviving Hollywood icons for commercial purposes.
- 14Swedish ball-bearing ad revives Greta Garbo with AI▼Swedish ball-bearing ad revives Greta Garbo with US, Chinese AI
A Swedish ball-bearing company has released an advertisement that digitally revives Hollywood legend Greta Garbo using artificial intelligence developed in the United States and China. The ad brings the reclusive screen icon, who died in 1990, back to life on screen to promote the brand. Reuters reported the campaign, and it is drawing attention for its blend of classic film glamour with cutting-edge cross-border AI technology and questions over the use of dead celebrities' likenesses.
- 15Greta Van Fleet announces North American tour with Columbus stop●Greta Van Fleet announces North American tour with stop in Columbus https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.10tv .com/article
Rock band Greta Van Fleet has announced a North American tour that will include a stop in Columbus, Ohio, according to local news outlet 10TV. Fans are sharing news of the announcement and looking for details on dates and tickets.
- 16AI-generated Greta Garbo resurrected for ball-bearing advert●Reanimated AI Greta Garbo stars again … in a ball-bearing advert https://www. theguardian.com/film/2026/sep/ 30/ai-greta
A reanimated, AI-generated version of screen legend Greta Garbo, the Swedish star of the silent era who famously withdrew from public life, has been brought back to appear in a commercial for ball bearings. The Guardian reports on the unusual use of her likeness decades after her death, prompting debate over digital resurrections of classic film stars and the ethics of using dead celebrities' images in advertising.
- 17Ruoff Music Center opens 2027 season with Greta Van Fleet show▼Ruoff Music Center begins 2027 concert announcements with Greta Van Fleet
Ruoff Music Center, the large outdoor amphitheatre in Noblesville, Indiana, has kicked off its 2027 concert announcements with a Greta Van Fleet performance. The venue revealed the Michigan rock band as its first confirmed act for next season, giving fans an early look at the 2027 lineup. Local media picked up the announcement, and more bookings from the amphitheatre are expected in the coming months.
- 18AI recreation of Greta Garbo stars in ball-bearing advert▼Reanimated AI Greta Garbo stars again … in a ball-bearing advert
A digitally reanimated Greta Garbo, the legendary Swedish film star who died in 1990, has been brought back to life using artificial intelligence to front an advertisement for ball bearings. The use of a deceased Hollywood icon to sell industrial components has raised eyebrows, adding to the ongoing debate about the ethics of AI resurrecting performers without their consent for commercial purposes.
- 19US adviser Boulos meets Arab League chief on Sudan and Libya●Agenzia Nova: Usa: consigliere Boulos incontra segretario Lega araba, focus su Sudan e Libia 29 set 18:06 - (Agenzia Nov
Massad Boulos, the US adviser for Arab and African affairs, met with the Arab League secretary-general, with the talks centring on Sudan and Libya. The discussions point to renewed American diplomatic engagement with the Arab League on two of the region's most pressing crises, including Sudan's ongoing war and political instability in Libya.