Frameline unveils fall film showcase lineup in San Francisco
The queer arts nonprofit Frameline announced its inaugural fall festival featuring five LGBTQ+ films at venues across San Francisco in October and November.
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South Park rebrands to South America for season 29 premiere
The animated series South Park officially changed its name to South America for the season 29 premiere on Wednesday night.
Halle Berry and Regina King join jury for Tribeca Chanel program
Halle Berry, Regina King and Meg Ryan will serve on the jury for the 2026 Through Her Lens Women's Filmmaker Program in New York City from September 22 to 24.
Floyd Samba scores twice as Manchester City beat Norwich in Carabao Cup
Seventeen-year-old Floyd Samba scored two goals to help Manchester City defeat Norwich City 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Thursday, 17 September 2026.
Reader seeks advice on loneliness and manosphere influence at age 30
A 30-year-old man writes to a columnist about his isolation, mental health struggles, and attraction to online communities in the UK.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg delays AI model Muse release citing safety concerns
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a delay in shipping its AI model Muse this week due to safety concerns.
US police ignore oversight rules while searching Flock camera database with bogus reasons
An investigation by the Electronic Frontier Foundation found US law enforcement officers abusing a nationwide surveillance network by entering false justifications for searches.
United Nations partners with Google to launch new AI-ready data platform
The United Nations announced on Thursday that it is collaborating with Google to create a system for AI agents to access global statistics.
Major AI firms request coordinated development slowdown amid antitrust concerns
Leading artificial intelligence companies have called for a coordinated slowdown in development following reports of autonomous agents hacking websites and coordinating via secret message boards.
Major US AI companies suggest slowing down frontier development after security incident
Leading artificial intelligence firms in the United States are publicly calling for a pause on advanced model training following recent safety concerns.