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- 1Big Tech Capex Drives Half of Wall Street's Profit Growth●Big Tech's Capex Is Half of Wall Street's Profit Growth
Analysts point out that capital spending by the largest US technology companies now accounts for roughly half of Wall Street's overall earnings growth, with massive investments in AI data centers and infrastructure boosting suppliers, construction firms and other beneficiaries. The discussion centers on whether this spending boom can sustain broader market profits, or whether it concentrates risk in a handful of tech giants if AI returns fall short.
- 2Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports exit Fox's Big Noon Kickoff●Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports are off Fox’s ‘Big Noon Kickoff’: Sources - The Athletic
Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports are no longer part of Fox's college football pregame show 'Big Noon Kickoff', according to sources cited by The Athletic and the New York Times. The split ends a short-lived partnership that brought the polarizing Barstool founder to the network's weekly Saturday coverage. Neither Fox nor Portnoy has publicly detailed the reasons for the departure.
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India are hosting West Indies in the third and final ODI of their 2026 series, with India winning the toss and opting to bat. Rohit Sharma became the first player in the world to reach a historic milestone but fell short of a 36th ODI century, helping steady India's innings after a shaky start at Mullanpur. West Indies have piled up big totals in the first two matches yet lost both, and Shubman Gill is leading India at home.
- 4Mountain girl saves billionaire's son in viral drama●Chica de montaña salva hijo de multimillonario! Los Tang la adoptan; su medicina asombra!
A short drama titled 'Mountain girl saves a billionaire's son! The Tang family adopts her; her medicine amazes!' is drawing big audiences. The story follows a young woman from the mountains who rescues the son of a wealthy family, is taken in by the Tangs, and wins them over with her surprising skill in traditional medicine.
- 5Bitcoin forms 'golden cross' pattern, traders eye strong fourth quarter▼Bitcoin just formed a 'golden cross' pattern. The crypto is setting up for a big fourth quarter
Bitcoin has formed a 'golden cross', a technical chart pattern that occurs when a short-term moving average crosses above a long-term one, often read as a bullish signal. Market watchers cited by CNBC suggest the cryptocurrency could be setting up for significant gains in the fourth quarter, adding to optimism among traders about Bitcoin's near-term price direction.
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São Paulo faced Santos in a major derby without striker Calleri, who missed another decisive match and again left the side short of firepower, according to UOL. Fans are debating the team's reliance on the Argentine forward and how the club coped against their classic rival in the high-profile Paulista clash.
- 7Privacy pack aims to help everyday users ditch Google●Since I run my own # HomeLab there are alot that are missing in this list, but well... for common folk, this list should
A link to privacypack.org, a curated list of privacy-friendly and open-source alternatives to mainstream services, is circulating among self-hosting and open-source enthusiasts. One commentator notes the list falls short for people running their own home labs but says it should be enough to help ordinary users reduce their dependence on big tech services to a large extent. Discussion centres on de-Googling, free software and taking back control of personal data.
- 8Minecraft elemental villager life story video draws huge attention▼BIRTH TO DEATH of ELEMENTAL VILLAGER in Minecraft
A Minecraft animation following an elemental villager from birth to death has drawn over two million likes, making it one of the most-viewed gaming clips of the moment. The piece, created by Junkeyy, taps into the ongoing popularity of life-story and villager-themed Minecraft content, which regularly racks up big numbers among younger gaming audiences.
- 9Andrew Garfield's Robin Hood Film Heads to Digital Quickly▼Andrew Garfield’s Stealth Robin Hood Movie Is Already Coming to Digital
Andrew Garfield's Robin Hood film, which reached theaters with little advance promotion, is already set for a digital release. The quick turnaround has drawn attention from film outlets and fans, who note the unusually short theatrical window for a big-budget adventure movie starring Garfield in the iconic outlaw role.
- 10Canadiens Rally Late But Fall Short In Loss▼Canadiens Take A Big Nap, Storm Back But Get Burned In The End
The Montreal Canadiens delivered a frustrating performance, appearing flat for long stretches of their latest game before mounting a late comeback that ultimately fell short. The team's slow start proved costly, as the deficit was too much to overcome despite a spirited push. Fans and analysts are debating the club's inconsistency and what the loss means for their season outlook.
- 11Steve Eisman rebuts Michael Burry's bearish AI bet▼Steve Eisman hits back at fellow 'Big Short' trader Michael Burry's bearish AI thesis
Investor Steve Eisman, known for his role in the 'Big Short' trade, has publicly pushed back against Michael Burry's warning that the AI-driven stock rally is a bubble. Eisman rejected Burry's bearish thesis on artificial intelligence stocks, setting up a public disagreement between two prominent market figures over whether the AI boom is sustainable.
- 12SpaceX Targets Nasdaq Listing As Steve Eisman Voices Doubts▼SPACEX Heads To Nasdaq — But Steve Eisman Is ‘Not A Fan’ Of The IPO Or Potential Tesla Merger
SpaceX is reportedly preparing for an IPO on the Nasdaq, a landmark listing for Elon Musk's space company. Steve Eisman, the investor known from 'The Big Short', says he is 'not a fan' of the offering, and also of a potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla. Traders are weighing both the hype around one of the most anticipated IPOs in years and the skepticism from prominent voices.
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Michael Burry, the investor famous for predicting the 2008 housing crash and portrayed in 'The Big Short', is warning that the current boom in artificial intelligence stocks is a bubble headed for a collapse. His comments are drawing heavy attention online, with many debating whether history is repeating itself as AI-linked equities keep climbing.
- 14Fox ends Barstool partnership on Big Noon Kickoff▼The Fox ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ Barstool partnership ends abruptly
Fox Sports has abruptly ended its partnership with Barstool Sports on 'Big Noon Kickoff', the network's college football pregame show. The collaboration, which had brought Barstool personalities and content into the program, has been cut short with no detailed public explanation yet, leaving fans and sports media outlets speculating about what prompted the sudden split and what it means for the show going forward.
- 15Meta lays off Virtue AI co-founders months after hiring them▼Meta lets go co-founders and employees of AI startup Virtue AI, four months after the company hired them;
Meta has laid off the co-founders and employees of AI startup Virtue AI, just four months after hiring them in what looked like an acqui-hire. The swift reversal has raised questions about Meta's AI talent strategy and how it integrates acquired teams. Observers say the move underscores how quickly Big Tech's AI hiring calculus is shifting, even for teams brought in with much fanfare earlier this year.
- 16Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports out of Fox's Big Noon Kickoff▼Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports no longer part of ‘Big Noon Kickoff’
Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports are no longer part of Fox Sports' college football pregame show 'Big Noon Kickoff'. Portnoy had joined the program earlier this year as a celebrity contributor, a move that drew significant attention and mixed reactions from college football fans. The split ends a short-lived and much-discussed partnership between the polarizing media personality and the network.
- 17Trumpeter Hornbill nests near fence at Marloth Park●Short Walks Marloth Kruger. Just inside the fence in a big tree and this chap makes his nest there. Trumpeter Hornbill.
A Trumpeter Hornbill has been spotted nesting in a large tree just inside the fence at Marloth Park, on the boundary of South Africa's Kruger National Park. The bird-watching account Short Walks Marloth Kruger shared images of the bird at its nest site, drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts who appreciate the area's abundant wildlife.
- 18Ranking the Summer 2026 Blockbusters: Eight Films Compared▼One Movie Later: 2026 Summer Blockbuster Blowou – Here’s How the Summer’s 8 Hottest Movies Rank!
The summer 2026 movie season is being recapped, with a new ranking of the season's eight hottest blockbuster releases now making the rounds. The roundup assesses which films delivered at the box office and with audiences, and which fell short as the blockbuster season winds down. It offers moviegoers a snapshot of the summer's biggest hits and misses.
- 19Eight Celebrities Who Called Off Weddings at the Last Minute▼8 Celebrities Who Called Off Their Weddings Months or Hours Before the Ceremony
A feature compiling eight celebrities who cancelled their weddings shortly before the ceremony is circulating, recounting engagements that ended months or even hours before the big day. The list revisits high-profile breakups and the reasons behind each cancelled wedding, offering readers a look back at famous couples whose relationships ended just before they reached the altar.
- 20Why I pick a 47-degree wedge over a 56 around the green▼トップの大ミスが怖い。僕が56°より47°を選ぶ理由 https://www. golftweet.com/645342/ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # 日本ゴルフ
A Japanese golf writer is making the case for leaving the 56-degree sand wedge in the bag on delicate shots around the green, arguing the extra loft invites the dreaded chunked or bladed pitch that can blow up a hole. He explains why a 47-degree club gives him a safer, more repeatable strike when a big miss at the top of the swing is the real danger.
- 21Hashtag invites songs and limericks on life's deep questions●# DeepThoughtsASongOrLimerick # meaningoflife # universe # space # religion # spirituality
A new hashtag, DeepThoughtsASongOrLimerick, is circulating on Mastodon, inviting users to compose short songs or limericks about the meaning of life, the universe, space, religion and spirituality. Posts under the tag mix playful verse with earnest reflection, making big philosophical questions the subject of light-hearted creative writing.
- 22Pacific Surf and Monterey Cypress at Point Lobos●“Monterey Cypress Trees, Cliffs and Surf” — Pacifc surf crashes against the base of cliffs with Monterey cypress trees.
A photographer has shared new images of Point Lobos on California's Big Sur coast, where Pacific surf crashes against cliffs lined with Monterey cypress trees. Alongside the photographs, he recalls a lifelong connection to the area, writing that his parents began taking him there shortly after the family moved to the San Francisco Bay Area when he was four years old.
- 23Rob Savage brings Stephen King's 'The Boogeyman' to cinemas▼‘The Boogeyman’ Review: Rob Savage takes Stephen King’s Short Story to the Big Screen
Early reviews are in for 'The Boogeyman', director Rob Savage's big-screen adaptation of Stephen King's short story. Critics are weighing how successfully the horror film expands King's brief tale into a feature, with Savage's handling of atmosphere and scares drawing attention as the film heads towards release.
- 24Final major task underway at Jumbo Ozaki's residence●やるべき事【最後の大作業!】 https://www. golftweet.com/645175/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer # ジャンガーチャンネル # ジャンボ尾崎プロ # ジャンボ邸 # 尾崎将司プ
A Japanese golf update describes a 'final big task' to be done, tagged with references to late golf legend Jumbo Ozaki (Masashi Ozaki), his residence known as the Jumbo mansion, and professional golfer Mao Saigo. The short post gives no further details, but it suggests work connected to Ozaki's property is wrapping up, drawing attention from golf fans following both figures.
- 25Tom Cruise's $125 Million Movie Bombs at the Box Office●Tom Cruise’s $125M Movie Bombs at the Box Office
A new Tom Cruise film made for a reported $125 million has opened to a poor performance at the box office, falling far short of expectations. The flop is drawing attention given Cruise's track record of commercial hits, and industry watchers are questioning what the weak turnout means for the star's drawing power and for the film's studio backers.
- 26Michael Lewis Takes On Elon Musk and DOGE●The Guy Behind The Big Short and Moneyball Is Back to Take On Elon Musk and DOGE. It’s a Roller Coaster.
Michael Lewis, the author behind The Big Short and Moneyball, has a new book examining Elon Musk and the government cost-cutting effort known as DOGE. Early coverage describes the book as a roller-coaster read, and attention is focused on how the chronicler of financial folly portrays Musk's push through Washington.
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Missouri Athletics has published a hype video building anticipation for its football matchup against Florida. The short film is aimed at energising fans ahead of the SEC clash, a common ritual for college programmes before big games. With both schools fighting for conference positioning, supporters have been sharing the video as kickoff excitement grows.
- 28Kelly Olynyk close to joining Luka Dončić's BC Roma project●Veteran Canadian Center Kelly Olynyk Set to Join Luka Dončić’s BC Roma BC Roma, the European project led by Luka Dončić,
Veteran Canadian center Kelly Olynyk, 35, is reportedly set to sign with BC Roma, the European basketball project led by Luka Dončić. A preliminary agreement has reportedly been reached between the two sides, with the official contract signing expected shortly. The move would send the longtime NBA big man to Europe for the new club's ambitious project.
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The Buffalo Bills defeated the Los Angeles Chargers in a home game, with the win being highlighted in a short recap film of the matchup. The result matters for Buffalo's standing in the NFL playoff race, while the Chargers are left to regroup after dropping the road contest. Fans are celebrating the victory and replaying the key moments from the game.
- 302026 Toyota bZ Woodland Reviewed: Spacious EV With Notable Gaps●I Drove The 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland. This EV Is Big, But Missing Some Key Features
The 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland, a larger electric SUV from Toyota, has been driven and reviewed by InsideEVs. The verdict: the EV offers plenty of space, but it falls short in some areas, lacking key features that buyers in the electric SUV segment increasingly expect. The review adds to early impressions of Toyota's expanding bZ electric lineup ahead of the 2026 model year.
- 31Commenters say public discourse has fundamentally changed▼Public discourse has evolved. # BigTech # SocialMedia
Discussion is circulating about how public discourse has evolved in the era of big tech and social media platforms. Observers argue that online platforms have reshaped the way people debate, share opinions and engage with public issues. The short commentary has drawn attention for capturing a widely shared sentiment about the changing nature of online conversation.
- 32'Big Short' Investor Warns AI Bubble Will Burst Soon●'Big Short' Investor Expects AI Bubble Burst 'Sooner Than Later' https://gizmodo.com/big-short-investor-expects-ai-bubbl
The investor famed for predicting the 2008 housing crash and chronicled in 'The Big Short' says the AI bubble could burst 'sooner than later'. The warning adds to growing debate over whether massive spending on artificial intelligence stocks and infrastructure has inflated valuations beyond sustainable levels. Observers are weighing the forecast against continued investor enthusiasm for AI-focused companies.
- 332026 World Series betting odds draw early attention▼Probabilidades de apuestas de la Serie Mundial 2026
Odds for the 2026 World Series have been published, giving baseball fans an early look at which teams bookmakers favour for next season's championship. Early futures lists typically highlight recent contenders and big-market clubs, and fans are debating whether the favourites justify their short prices so far ahead of the season.
- 34Red Sox undone by small-ball approach in postseason collapse▼It was a big-time postseason disaster for the small-ball Red Sox https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7648549/2026/10/01/red
The Boston Red Sox suffered a heavy postseason setback, losing Game 2 of the American League Wild Card series to the New York Yankees. Coverage frames it as a big-time disaster for the small-ball Red Sox, whose contact-heavy, run-manufacturing style came up short when it mattered most, ending their playoff run and prompting questions about the roster's approach.
- 35Aya Hirano talks Genshin Impact sixth anniversary in new interview●https://www. gotorola.com/553822/ 【原神/6周年】某「大マハマトラ」見知らぬフェイに煽られる【キャストインタビュー/平野綾/ヴェスナ】 # shorts # # 6周年 # Entertainment #
Genshin Impact's sixth anniversary is being marked with new cast interview content in Japan. Voice actress Aya Hirano, who voices the character Vesna, appears in a short interview segment in which she discusses being playfully teased by an unfamiliar 'Fay' as her character, described with the nickname 'Big Mahamatra'. Fans are sharing the clip as part of the anniversary celebrations.
- 36Serenity, 2005's Voted Best Sci-Fi Film, Opened on This Day▼2005 Film Voted the ‘Best Sci-Fi Movie of All Time’ Opened on This Day After Reviving a Canceled TV Series
Serenity, the 2005 film that has been voted the best science fiction movie of all time, opened in cinemas on this day in history. The film revived the canceled television series Firefly, giving creator Joss Whedon's short-lived show a big-screen conclusion and a lasting cult following among sci-fi fans.
- 37Fox cuts ties with Dave Portnoy from Big Noon Kickoff●Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff parts ways with Dave Portnoy, controversial Barstool Sports founder
Fox Sports has parted ways with Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, removing him from its college football pregame show Big Noon Kickoff. The split ends a brief and contentious collaboration between the network and the often controversial media personality, drawing reaction from fans and sports media commentators about the partnership's short lifespan.
- 38Restored 4K version of Japanese classic film 'Ryuji' set for October release●https://www. wacoca.com/media/780246/ 金子正次の初映画にして初主演作『竜二』が4Kスキャン2Kリマスターで蘇る!10月23日より全国公開決定|最新の映画ニュースならMOVIE WALKER PRESS
Shinji Kaneko's debut film and first starring role, 'Ryuji', is returning to cinemas nationwide in Japan on October 23 in a newly remastered 4K scan. The restoration brings renewed attention to the cult yakuza actor's rare turn as a leading man shortly before his death. Film fans and Japanese media outlets are marking the announcement as a chance to rediscover a hard-to-see piece of 1980s Japanese cinema on the big screen.
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Big Bend National Park in Texas has announced temporary closures of certain areas for wildlife management work. The park said specific zones will be off-limits to visitors while staff carry out the operations, with closures expected to be short-term. Details on which areas are affected and how long they will remain closed have not been fully outlined in the initial announcement, and visitors are advised to check for updates before travelling.
- 40Bellinger delivers big night in Bronx after father's first pitch▼After dad's first pitch, Bellinger lights up Bronx with huge night
Cody Bellinger had a standout game at Yankee Stadium shortly after his father, former major leaguer Clay Bellinger, threw the ceremonial first pitch. MLB.com highlighted the family moment paired with the slugger's huge night at the plate in the Bronx. The father-son storyline is drawing attention from baseball fans following the game.