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- 1Digital archive of Tippett Studios work launches after closure●In the wake of Tippett Studios’ closure, a digital archive appears online
Following the closure of Tippett Studios, the visual effects house founded by Phil Tippett and known for work on films like Star Wars and Jurassic Park, a digital archive of animated materials from the studio has been made available online. The archive preserves decades of animation and visual effects history for researchers and fans following the shutdown.
- 2AI boom drives cheapest smartphones off the market●The AI boom is making the cheapest smartphones disappear
A surge in AI data center construction is consuming global supplies of memory chips, pushing up component costs and squeezing out the world's cheapest smartphones. Manufacturers of budget devices reportedly can no longer source affordable memory, threatening to widen the digital divide for low-income users. Commentators are debating whether the AI buildout is pricing billions of people out of basic smartphone access.
- 3Hayden Panettiere and Wladimir Klitschko's Daughter Appears in Court●Hayden Panettiere, Wladimir Klitschko’s Daughter, 11, Appears in Court Alongside Dad
Kaya, the 11-year-old daughter of actress Hayden Panettiere and former boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko, appeared in court alongside her father. The former couple, who dated for several years, share custody of their daughter, who has mostly been raised in Ukraine with Klitschko. Details of the court appearance and its purpose have not been made public, and neither parent has commented.
- 4Cow Missing After Storm Reportedly Found at Haunted House●The Cow That Disappeared During the Storm… Then They Found Her at a Haunted House! 😳🐄
A story circulating online claims a cow disappeared during a storm and was later found at a haunted house, surprising those who found her. The tale is being shared widely and drawing amused and skeptical reactions from readers. No independent confirmation of the event or details about its location has emerged so far.
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A new opinion piece argues that when a score is removed, the growth it was meant to measure disappears with it. Writing in HS Insider, the author suggests that without visible metrics, progress becomes harder to track and easier to ignore, and urges readers to reconsider what gets counted and why.
- 6Starter homes are vanishing across America●The starter home is disappearing across America. These cities still have them https://www.fastcompany.com/91620856/the-s
A new report highlights the decline of the starter home in the United States, as rising construction costs, zoning rules and investor buying make entry-level houses increasingly rare. The analysis identifies a handful of cities where affordable first-time-buyer homes still exist, offering a rare map for Americans priced out of the housing market and sparking debate over how to rebuild affordable supply.
- 7Nude golden Trump statue appears at European Parliament●Golden statue depicting Trump nude appears at European Parliament
A golden statue depicting Donald Trump in the nude has appeared at the European Parliament. The installation's placement at the EU institution is drawing attention and reactions from visitors and commentators. It remains unclear who commissioned or placed the artwork, or how long it will remain on display at the Parliament's premises.
- 8Report describes horrific scene at Sanford home●‘Head appeared to be removed’: Report describes horrific scene in Sanford home
An investigative report out of Sanford, Florida describes a disturbing scene inside a local home, with a detective's account stating that a head 'appeared to be removed'. The details come from documents describing the death investigation, and the graphic nature of the description has drawn widespread attention. The case remains part of an ongoing inquiry, and authorities have not released further details about those involved.
- 9Friend says Mamta Bhatt's husband was abusive before disappearance●Mamta Bhatt's friend says Naresh was abusive, controlling before her disappearance
A close friend of Mamta Bhatt says her husband Naresh was abusive and controlling in the period leading up to her disappearance. The account adds pressure to an ongoing case that has drawn public attention, as investigators and followers of the story weigh the friend's claims about the couple's relationship before Mamta went missing.
- 10Bryce Young named celebrity Gameday picker, features in Saban documentary●Bryce Young to serve as celebrity Gameday picker; appear in Saban documentary
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will serve as a celebrity guest picker on ESPN's College GameDay and will also appear in a documentary about Nick Saban. The announcements were shared by the Panthers, linking Young back to his Alabama roots under the former Crimson Tide coach and drawing attention from college football fans ahead of the weekend's coverage.
- 11U.K. and Israel reach tense truce in diplomatic feud●U.K. and Israel appear to reach tense truce, but diplomatic feud highlights Israel's strained ties with Europe
The United Kingdom and Israel appear to have reached a tense truce after a public diplomatic feud between the two governments. The dispute has drawn attention to Israel's broader strained relations with European countries. Details of what triggered the clash and the terms of the de-escalation remain limited, but the episode underscores ongoing friction between Israel and European capitals over diplomatic disagreements.
- 12The Celebrity Traitors rich list: the wealthiest stars on the show●The Celebrity Traitors rich list: The most loaded celebs to appear on the show, across both series
The Tab has published a ranking of the richest celebrities to have appeared on The Celebrity Traitors, covering both series of the show. The rundown compares contestants' estimated fortunes, highlighting how much money the line-up brings to the reality format. It follows the show's high-profile casting, which has drawn attention for putting well-known, wealthy names in the castle.
- 13Aston University wins £590k to test Shakespeare video games●Aston University gets £590k to test video games for Shakespeare teaching | ETIH EdTech News
Aston University in Birmingham has received £590,000 in funding to explore whether video games can be used to teach Shakespeare in schools. The project will test how game-based learning might help pupils engage with the playwright's works. The grant highlights growing interest among educators in using interactive technology to modernise literature teaching.
- 14Angie Harmon to Direct Lifetime Film Starring Jaime Pressly●Angie Harmon Returns to Directing for Lifetime’s ‘The Girl Who Disappeared’ Starring Jaime Pressly (Exclusive)
Angie Harmon is returning to directing with 'The Girl Who Disappeared', a Lifetime movie starring Jaime Pressly. The announcement, reported exclusively by The Hollywood Reporter, marks Harmon's move back behind the camera after time focused on acting. It is drawing attention as a notable casting and directing pairing for the cable network's slate of original films.