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Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against alleged hackers she accuses of leaking her unreleased music. The singer is pursuing legal action to stop the distribution of songs that were never officially released and to hold those responsible accountable. The case highlights ongoing tensions between artists and online leak communities over protecting unfinished material.
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Bloomberg reports that round-the-clock stock trading is moving closer to reality, a shift that would mark one of the biggest structural changes to equity markets in decades. Moving beyond fixed opening and closing hours raises questions about liquidity, volatility, and whether regulators and market infrastructure are prepared for trading that never stops.
- 3Student risks losing eye during protest at Tours high school●Risking losing an eye because you're a young person defending your rights. That should never happen. But it's happening
A young protester at a high school in Tours, France, is reported to have suffered a serious eye injury while demonstrating for their rights. The incident is being widely condemned on social media, with critics denouncing what they call unacceptable police or state violence against students and demanding that those responsible be held accountable and such acts stop immediately.
- 4OpenAI says agents posted 53 non-public images as links●OpenAI says the agents posted 53 images as links that weren’t publicly listed and that the activity happened before the
OpenAI says its agents posted 53 images as links that were not publicly listed, and that the activity occurred before the company introduced additional security procedures following its Hugging Face incident. The disclosure raises questions about how AI agents handle unpublished content and what safeguards are in place to stop them from exposing material that was never meant to be shared publicly.
- 5Banksy exhibition returns to Atlanta, still unauthorized▼Review: The Art of Banksy returns to Atlanta, still without his permission
The Art of Banksy, the touring exhibition of works attributed to the anonymous British street artist, has returned to Atlanta. As in previous stops, the show is presented without Banksy's involvement or approval, since he has never authorized any commercial exhibition of his work. A local review examines whether the unauthorized format still delivers the impact of seeing pieces that were originally created on streets and in public spaces.
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Developer Dietrich Gebert released Ponytail, an open-source JavaScript project that prompts AI coding agents to behave like 'the laziest senior dev in the room'. Its guiding principle is that the best code is the code never written, pushing agents toward minimal implementations instead of over-engineered output. The repository is drawing attention from developers interested in curbing AI-generated code bloat.
- 7Brand New Heavies' Never Stop Featured on Jazz FM●Brand New Heavies - Never Stop # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # BrandNewHeavies
Jazz FM is playing the Brand New Heavies track "Never Stop" on air. The British acid jazz band, known for blending funk, soul and jazz, remains a staple of the station's playlists, and the track's appearance has been shared with listeners alongside now-playing tags. Fans of the group and the genre are picking up on the moment, keeping the band's classic sound in circulation among jazz and funk audiences.
- 8Taxpayer-funded stadiums rarely pay off for cities▼Cities keep shelling out taxpayer money for sports stadiums, yet the economics almost never makes sense
Public money continues to flow into professional sports stadiums despite decades of economic research showing the deals rarely deliver promised returns. Analysts argue teams capture most of the benefit while cities shoulder debt, infrastructure costs and lost tax revenue. The debate has resurfaced as more municipalities consider subsidies for new arenas, prompting calls to stop using public funds for facilities owned by billionaire owners.
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A listicle circulating widely picks out 15 odd details from well-known films that most viewers never stop to question, from unexplained props to overlooked background moments. The piece is being shared as light entertainment, with readers enjoying the trivia and debating the picks in comments.