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- 1Rhea Seehorn Attends Louis Vuitton Show at the LouvreβΌRhea Seehornβs First Fashion Show Was Louis Vuitton at the Louvre
Actress Rhea Seehorn, best known for her role in Better Call Saul, attended her first fashion show: Louis Vuitton's presentation at the Louvre in Paris. The actor's presence at the luxury house's event is drawing attention as she continues her move into high-profile cultural and fashion circles following her television success.
- 2Ohio Democrat's late shift on trans issues angers LGBT activistsβVulnerable Ohio Democrat's last-minute flip-flop on trans insanity has LGBT activists crying Despite early recognition t
A vulnerable Ohio Democrat has reversed position on transgender policy issues shortly before an election, drawing sharp criticism from LGBT activists. The move comes despite internal Democratic recognition that the party's stance on gender issues hurt it in the 2024 elections, and highlights the tension between centrist candidates seeking swing voters and progressive advocacy groups.
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Xray-core, a widely used proxy and censorship-circumvention tool, is facing criticism for concealing a certificate verification bypass vulnerability rather than disclosing it openly. The issue was raised in a public discussion on net4people's forum, where security observers argue the handling undermined user trust in a tool people rely on for secure communications.
- 4Vulcans and Special Olympics Hawaii host Hilo regional gamesββThey made their dayβ: Vulcans, Special Olympics Hawaii host Hilo regional games
The University of Hawaii at Hilo Vulcans joined Special Olympics Hawaii to host the regional games in Hilo, giving athletes with intellectual disabilities a day of competition and celebration. Organizers said the volunteers and athletes 'made their day,' with local coverage in the Hawaii Tribune-Herald and West Hawaii Today highlighting the community turnout and the joy of participants.
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The Lynchburg Hornets recorded a 6-1 victory over Southern Virginia University in women's tennis, taking seven of the eight contested points. The result gives the Hornets a comfortable win in the matchup, with details of individual match scores available through the athletics program's announcement.
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Law & Order: SVU has returned for its 28th season, with the premiere tackling intoxication and consent in a storyline tied to the controversial Cornell 7 case. Coverage also includes profiles of the full returning cast. The long-running procedural remains a staple of US television, and viewers are discussing how the new episodes engage with current debates around sexual assault and consent.
- 7WebGPU shader components library released for major frameworksβShaders, WebGPU Components for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, JavaScript and Framer
A new open-source library offering shader and WebGPU components for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, plain JavaScript and Framer has drawn attention on developer forums. It aims to let front-end developers add GPU-powered visual effects without writing raw shader code, supporting the major JavaScript frameworks. Discussion is focused on its cross-framework approach and the growing availability of WebGPU tooling as browser support expands.
- 8Google stops accepting product vulnerabilities in OSS bug bountyβGoogle no longer accepting product vulnerabilities submitted to the OSS VRP
Google has stopped accepting product vulnerability reports under its Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program, updating the program rules accordingly. Reports about Google's own products are no longer in scope for the OSS-focused bounty scheme, which had rewarded researchers for flaws found in open source projects the company maintains. Security researchers are discussing the change and what it means for reporting paths and payouts.
- 9curl discloses twenty-two pending security vulnerabilitiesβTwenty-two pending curl vulnerabilities
curl maintainer Daniel Stenberg has announced that twenty-two security vulnerabilities in the widely used curl data transfer library are pending disclosure. The announcement, made on his personal blog, signals a coordinated release of fixes ahead. Developers and security teams are discussing the scale of the batch and the impact on projects that depend on curl, which ships in billions of devices.
- 10Researchers propose blockchain framework for IoT smart contract securityβBlockchain-enabled IoT security: a multi-layered framework for smart contract vulnerability detection and optimization
A new study published in Nature outlines a multi-layered framework designed to improve security for blockchain-enabled Internet of Things systems. The approach focuses on detecting vulnerabilities in smart contracts and optimizing them to reduce attack surfaces. The work comes as smart contract flaws and IoT device weaknesses remain persistent targets for cyberattacks across industry and research.
- 11AI startup Nscale doubles Bellevue office spaceβFast-growing AI startup Nscale doubles Bellevue office footprint to 46K square feet
AI infrastructure startup Nscale has expanded its Bellevue, Washington office, doubling its footprint to 46,000 square feet. The move reflects the company's rapid growth and deepening presence in the Seattle area's tech corridor. Local coverage highlights it as another sign of the AI boom driving office demand in the region, as startups scale hiring and operations to keep pace with surging demand for AI capacity.
- 12Louis Vuitton Unveils Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear CollectionβLouis Vuitton Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection [PHOTOS]
Louis Vuitton has presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, with photographs of the full runway looks now published by fashion outlet WWD. The showcase is drawing attention from style watchers during the current fashion season, as observers assess the house's latest creative direction and the designs expected to shape upcoming trends.
- 13Rijksmuseum engraving shows Salome dancing before HerodesβSalome danst bij het banket van Herodes Maker: Cornelis Galle (I) (vermeld op object) Technique: engraving (gravure) Dim
An engraving by Cornelis Galle the Elder, 'Salome danst bij het banket van Herodes', from the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam is circulating online. The print, measuring 225 by 275 mm, depicts the biblical scene of Salome dancing at the banquet of Herodes. Art lovers are sharing the museum object, drawing fresh attention to the Dutch national collection and the 17th-century engraver's work.