Kia priced the 2026 Sportage Hybrid from $30,290, $1,500 up, and still under Toyota and Honda, with AWD costing 7 mpg and Korean assembly ending next...
Cahiers du cinéma ranked Albert Serra first and Paul Thomas Anderson second for the second time since 2022, while three critics put a Normandy plant film...
TUM kept the A2RL title after Unimore crashed in traffic at Yas Marina, the same interaction failure that later decided Imola.
A December IMAX 70mm prologue for Nolan’s The Odyssey trained audiences on analog film, and the movie has now taken $485 million in IMAX.
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein hits Criterion on October 27 with a 158-minute Reborn Cut Netflix does not carry, plus the craft team that won three Oscars.
Juo’s €4 million seed now has a proof point: a Your KAYA cream paid by BLIK with no shopper at the till, aimed at recurring physical...
Family offices steered new money into private credit and property after early venture lagged, just as smaller borrowers on those loans began to slip.
Harbor Freight's Daytona pinch weld adapter is $14.99 and in-store only, a wider-groove puck that still loses the Amazon fight it was built to end.
iSeeCars found 28.3% of new Discovery Sports resold within a year. Dealer demos, dying nameplates, and $770 payments feed a near-new luxury pipeline.
Leslye Headland paid Star Wars recap channels on Patreon, then watched them profit off The Acolyte’s death and said their videos may outlast the films.
u.ventures, a USAID-era Ukraine fund arm, led SOC Prime’s undisclosed 2025 round. DetectFlow later put Sigma rules on Kafka before the SIEM.
Gemini for Home is landing on Lenovo Smart Displays Google stopped updating, a cloud swap without Live, a named listing, or a way back to Assistant.
Cursor’s $2.3 billion Series D paid for in-house coding models, with NVIDIA and Google joining; SpaceX later bought the company for $60 billion.
Farmers’ Almanac called 2026 its last book, locked the site, then sold to Tim Konrad, who put a 210th ad-free edition back on sale.
Memory makers, foundries and Nvidia are banking the AI boom while OpenAI still burns cash and Anthropic only now nears a profit.
UKTV refused a third Annika series in 2025, yet Netflix put the same 12 episodes in its top 10 a year later, cliffhanger included.