Silicon Valley runs out of perks, Hollywood comes for Fortnite, and SpaceX could make a city
Line standing becomes a job, international films get an AI translation, and Meta enters its robot era
BuzzFeed serves up First We Feast, teens are online too much, and Love Is Blind contestants have rights
An insurance agency protects against getting canceled, Graze lets users make custom feeds, and Jelly Roll now lives at American Idol
The Kansas City Chiefs go Hollywood, Barnes & Noble is the place to be, and X wants to be a bank
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Oct 1, 2026
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4 min read
David Ellison installs a co-CEO, Neon also announces an SCP Foundation film, and all the AI CEOs finally agree on something
Sep 30, 2026
5 min read
AI separates workers into categories, the Senate passes a college sports bill, and Casey Bloys expands HBO’s horizon
Sep 29, 2026
Rage retreats take off, avatars go on tour, and Minecraft builds an amusement park
Sep 28, 2026
6 min read
Meta reboots its VR device, The Drive In gives indie filmmakers more choices, and a radio signal arrives from deep space
Sep 25, 2026
Congress introduces a film and TV tax credit, A16z disrupts the college pipeline, and Meta approaches its potential iPhone moment
Sep 24, 2026
The American Dream gets a rebrand, Meta’s AI saves you money, and J. Cole DIYs his footwear
Sep 23, 2026
Gap joins a boy band, Loyd wants to help Hollywood assistants, and everyone chooses Texas
Sep 22, 2026
Paramount settles with state AGs, padel takes off, and Netflix gets a library card
Sep 21, 2026
Mbappé leaves Nike, Napster tunes up AI, and Paramount and California talk it out
Sep 18, 2026
Amazon supercharges same-day delivery, dopamine sites are a hit, and The Weeknd is forever
Sep 17, 2026
Movies become challenges, an app reveals smart glasses, and OpenAI wants a trillion
Sep 16, 2026
Millennials hold down multiple careers, A24 falls into an SCP Foundation rights issue, and the Emmys eye streaming
Sep 15, 2026
AI CEOs slow their roll, Steven Bartlett seeds creator startups, and Oprah takes the Sphere
Sep 14, 2026
Cities try to AC their streets, pitch-perfecting tech goes live, and The Odyssey sails to a new record
Sep 11, 2026
Artists are doing residencies worldwide, A24 and Dior collab, and Block builds a bank
Sep 10, 2026
Athletes launch media companies, NYT faces down tech giants, and Suno rolls out a legal model
Sep 9, 2026
The summer box office breaks records, workers return to old employers, and Google double takes your double helix
Sep 8, 2026
Tesla debuts Cybercab, Jeremy Zimmer takes to Twitch, and The Ringer’s in the hot seat
Sep 4, 2026
Ernst & Young rewards humans, Chicken Shop Date ends the fun, and Google keeps the monopoly together
Sep 3, 2026
Parents get their kids investing, MrBeast puts a challenge in his new book, and X gets a bank robbery
