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Derek Thompson argues in a new essay that American social life at home is collapsing: people are spending more time at their residences but rarely inviting friends over. Hosting, dinner parties and casual drop-ins have declined sharply, replaced by solo screen time and delivery. Commenters are debating causes, from loneliness and economic pressure to changing habits around leisure and friendship.
- 2'Everybody' brings rotating cast to Roberts Studio Theatre▼‘Everybody’ brings rotating cast, new perspectives to Roberts Studio Theatre
The play 'Everybody' is being staged at Roberts Studio Theatre, featuring a rotating cast in which performers draw lots each night to determine their roles. The production is drawing attention for its novel format and the fresh perspectives the casting device brings to Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's contemporary reworking of the medieval morality play 'Everyman'.
- 3OpenAI accuses Chinese model of stealing its IP, drawing irony charges▼Irony alert: OpenAI whines that Chinese model stole its special IP that it stole from everybody else
OpenAI claims a Chinese AI model improperly copied its work, reportedly framing the practice as a potential national security risk. Critics are pointing out the irony: OpenAI itself trained its models on vast amounts of web data taken without permission from creators and publishers. The dispute has reignited debate over double standards in the AI industry, with many arguing that US model makers want exclusive rights to scrape and distill data while denying the same to rivals.
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Savannah James, wife of NBA star LeBron James, and entrepreneur April McDaniel are speaking openly about their friendship and business partnership, saying they are not 'delusional' about their 'different lifestyles'. The two, who work together on the podcast 'Everybody's Crazy', discussed how their contrasting backgrounds and circumstances shape their perspectives, drawing fresh attention to the pair's candor about wealth, friendship and accountability.
- 5Ray Romano to enter Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame●Ray Romano being inducted into LI Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame
Ray Romano, the comedian and actor from Queens raised on Long Island, is being inducted into the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes his decades-long career in comedy and television, best known for 'Everybody Loves Raymond'. Local outlets are covering the announcement as a notable celebration of the region's entertainment talent.
- 6Krack hails Alonso's commitment to Aston Martin through 2027▼'A strong signal to everybody' – Krack reflects on Alonso's commitment to Aston Martin for 2027
Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has welcomed Fernando Alonso's decision to commit his future to the team through the 2027 season, calling it "a strong signal to everybody." Krack said the veteran Spaniard's continued belief in the project underlines its ambitions. Alonso, a two-time world champion, remains a central figure in the squad's push up the grid.
- 7SLAYYY! queer style celebration set for Pride Twente●For Pride Twente, Samantha Valenzuela Organizes SLAYYY! A celebration of queer style. This SATURDAY you are invited to J
Samantha Valenzuela is organizing SLAYYY!, a celebration of queer style, as part of Pride Twente in the Netherlands this Saturday. Attendees are invited to join a catwalk, take part in a photoshoot, or dance to sets by RADIO GALACTICA. Organizers describe the event as inclusive, telling participants that everybody is a work of art.
- 8Strangers in Oswego helped two men evade immigration arrest▼How strangers helped two men evade an immigration arrest: ‘Everybody stepped up in Oswego’
Two men in Oswego, New York, avoided arrest by immigration agents after local strangers intervened to warn and shield them, according to Syracuse.com. Residents rallied quickly, with one participant describing the scene by saying 'Everybody stepped up in Oswego.' The episode highlights growing tension between federal immigration enforcement and communities that choose to protect undocumented residents from detention.
- 9Tony Curtis line from The Defiant Ones resonates online●"Everybody winds up alone. Not just you. Everybody. That's the way it is." -Tony Curtis as John Jackson The Defiant Ones
Film fans are sharing a quote from the 1958 drama The Defiant Ones, in which Tony Curtis, playing John 'Joker' Jackson, tells his escaped chain-gang companion that 'everybody winds up alone.' The line, from Stanley Kramer's classic about two fugitives bound together despite their differences, is being passed around as a reflection on solitude and human connection.
- 10Ken Paxton Privately Said Trump's Convention Hurt His Senate Campaign▼Ken Paxton, G.O.P. Nominee in Texas, Privately Said Trump’s Convention Hurt Him
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Trump loyalist running for the Republican Senate nomination, privately complained that the Republican National Convention damaged his campaign, according to audio obtained by The New York Times. Paxton said "everybody's numbers dropped" after the event, a striking admission from one of the party's most prominent Senate candidates ahead of a contested primary.
- 11Profile of three ArtPrize artists: 'Everybody needs more art in their lives'▼‘Everybody needs more art in their lives’: A closer look into three ArtPrize artists.
A profile piece takes a closer look at three artists showing work at ArtPrize, the art competition held in Grand Rapids, Michigan. One of the featured artists says 'everybody needs more art in their lives.' The article explores their backgrounds, motivations and the work they are presenting in this year's competition, drawing local attention to the annual event and its participants.
- 12Amateur photographer identifies Senegal coucal as a 'flying dinosaur'●Occasionally I pass the time between cats by photographing these weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody arou
A hobbyist photographer is sharing pictures of birds they snap in their spare time, jokingly calling them 'weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody around me seems to be crazy about'. One of their recent shots turned out to be a Senegal coucal, a bird they only identified after the fact. The lighthearted post has drawn attention for its affectionate take on casual birdwatching and photography.
- 13Family remembers Captain Tyler Feehan, soldier killed in Jordan missile strike▼‘He put everybody above his own’: Family remembers Capt. Tyler Feehan, soldier killed in Jordan missile strike
The family of Captain Tyler Feehan is honoring the soldier who was killed in a missile strike in Jordan, remembering him as a man who 'put everybody above his own.' Feehan was among the American service members who died in the attack, and loved ones are sharing tributes to his character and dedication to others.
- 14ArtPrize puts three artists in the spotlight●‘Everybody needs more art in their lives’: A closer look into three ArtPrize artists
ArtPrime coverage profiles three artists taking part in ArtPrize, the Michigan art competition, under the message that 'everybody needs more art in their lives'. The piece offers a closer look at their work and motivations, adding to ongoing discussion of the event's role in connecting the public with contemporary art.
- 15St. Louis Vaccine Startup Files for Bankruptcy Despite Broad Backing▼A 25-Year-Old St. Louis Vaccine Startup Filed for Bankruptcy. It Was Backed by ‘Everybody’
A St. Louis-based vaccine startup, roughly 25 years old, has filed for bankruptcy despite backing described as coming from 'everybody' — investors, institutions and public supporters. The filing underscores how even well-funded biotech ventures with long development timelines can collapse before bringing a product to market, and it has reignited debate about the risks of vaccine development financing.
- 16Beulah Church Road widening project brings changes for drivers▼'Better for everybody': Beulah Church Road widening project brings changes for drivers
A widening project on Beulah Church Road has reached a stage that brings new traffic changes for drivers in the area. Officials behind the project describe the improvements as 'better for everybody', pointing to smoother travel once work is complete. Drivers are being urged to adjust to the new road layout and stay alert while the remaining construction wraps up.