'Superman' Soars Past $400M Globally as DC Reclaims the Box Office Crown
DC Studios is flying high as Superman surpasses $400 million worldwide in just its second weekend, delivering a much-needed victory for Warner Bros. and director James Gunn.
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Ozzy Osbourne, Heavy Metal Icon and Black Sabbath Legend, Dies at 76
Ozzy Osbourne, the unmistakable voice of Black Sabbath and a defining figure of heavy metal, has died at the age of 76 in the UK. Known as the “Prince of Darkness,” Osbourne’s larger-than-life legacy spanned decades, from pioneering metal riffs to reality television stardom.
AT&T Tops Q2 Forecasts on 5G and Fiber Gains, Lifts Free‑Cash‑Flow Outlook
The telecom giant added 401 K post‑paid wireless lines and 243 K fiber customers in the quarter, driving revenue to $30.8 B and fueling a higher cash‑flow target for 2025.
Trump, Japan Seal $550 B Deal; 15% Tariff on All Imports
President Trump and Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba unveiled a sweeping trade pact that slaps a 15 % duty on Japanese goods while pledging a record US $550 billion wave of investment and loans into the United States.
Uber Brings ‘Women Riders, Women Drivers’ Feature to the U.S
Uber is finally bringing its long-requested “women preferences” feature to the United States. Starting in the coming weeks, riders in Detroit, Los Angeles, and San Francisco will be able to choose a female driver when booking a ride.
Stellantis to Recall Over 120,000 U.S. Vehicles Due to Head Restraints Issue
NHTSA says second‑row head restraints in 2023–24 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L SUVs may fail to lock, posing injury risks and prompting Stellantis’ latest large‑scale safety action.
Telegram Launches Crypto Wallet for U.S. Users, Bringing Digital Currency to the Masses
Telegram has officially launched its TON Wallet to users in the United States, unlocking crypto access for over 87 million Americans directly within the app.
Musk’s xAI Seeks Up to $12 B in Debt to Supercharge AI Chip Buying
Elon Musk’s AI startup is working with Valor Equity Partners to line up as much as $12 billion in private‑credit loans, largely to finance a new GPU‑hungry super‑cluster for its Grok chatbot, according to the Wall Street Journal.
AutoCanada Sells 13 U.S. Dealerships for US$82.7 Million, Exits American Market
Edmonton‑based AutoCanada is pulling out of the United States, divesting its remaining 13 dealerships for US $82.7 million as it refocuses on core Canadian operations.
Enbridge Commits $900 Million to 600‑MW Texas Solar Farm for Meta Data Centers
The Canadian pipeline giant makes its biggest renewables bet yet, bankrolling the Clear Fork project near San Antonio under a long‑term power deal with Meta Platforms.
OpenAI, Oracle Add 4.5 GW to ‘Stargate’ AI Data‑Center Buildout
The partners will pour billions into five new U.S. sites, boosting Stargate’s planned capacity past 5 gigawatts and targeting more than 100,000 jobs as demand for AI compute soars.
Los Angeles Times Plans to Go Public in Push for Community Ownership
In a bold new move, billionaire owner Patrick Soon-Shiong announced that the Los Angeles Times will go public within the next year. Speaking on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Soon-Shiong said the goal is to “democratize” the 143-year-old paper by allowing the public to take ownership.
Displaying The Flag: A Guide For Businesses & Organizations
Displaying the American flag at your business or organization sends a powerful message. It represents unity, freedom, and national pride. Whether it's flown year-round or reserved for special occasions, the flag can elevate your brand’s visibility and communicate your values. A large American flag, when placed in a prominent location, can also serve as a strong visual anchor that draws attention from passersby while demonstrating respect for tradition.
Microsoft SharePoint Hack Hits 100 Organizations Worldwide
Researchers say a previously unknown flaw in on‑prem SharePoint servers let spies burrow into scores of firms and agencies, prompting urgent patching and federal probes.
Sequans Adds 1,264 Bitcoin, Boosting Treasury to 2,317 BTC
Paris‑based IoT chipmaker Sequans Communications has bought another US $150 million in bitcoin, lifting its total holdings above 2,300 BTC as corporate adoption of the cryptocurrency accelerates.
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron Resigns After Viral Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Clip
Andy Byron stepped down as chief executive of Astronomer after a stadium “kiss cam” caught him embracing a colleague at a Coldplay show, sparking a board probe and internet frenzy.
Premiers Gather in Muskoka as Canada‑U.S. Trade Talks Reach Critical Stage
With a July 21 deadline to avert sweeping U.S. tariffs, Canada’s provincial leaders huddle in Ontario cottage country to forge a united negotiating stance before sitting down with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Washington envoys.
South Korea Unveils Bold Plan to Build a Moon Base by 2045
South Korea has revealed its most ambitious space goal yet: establishing a permanent base on the moon by 2045. The plan was announced as part of the Korea AeroSpace Administration’s (KASA) long-term exploration roadmap, which outlines missions spanning lunar development.
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone to Debut in 2026
Apple is finally entering the foldable phone market in 2026, but insiders say the debut of its first foldable iPhone will be anything but typical for the company. Unlike Apple’s usual polished, tightly controlled rollouts, this launch is expected to be more experimental and subdued—a departure from the brand's signature unveilings.
Congress Slashes $9 Billion in Public Media and Foreign Aid, Ending Federal Support for NPR and PBS
In a narrow 216–213 vote, the House has approved a Trump-backed plan to slash $9 billion in spending—targeting $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, effectively ending federal support for NPR, PBS, and their local affiliates.
Meta Defies EU's AI Code: Zuckerberg’s Bold Rejection Sparks Tensions with Brussels
Meta has thrown down the gauntlet in Europe’s high-stakes AI standoff. Just weeks before the European Union’s AI Act begins to take effect, the tech giant has refused to sign the EU’s new voluntary Code of Practice—drawing a clear line in the sand over what it views as excessive regulation.
Meta Snatches Top Apple AI Talent for Superintelligence Labs
Meta is pushing even harder into the AI arms race, hiring two prominent artificial intelligence researchers from Apple—Mark Lee and Tom Gunter—to bolster its elite Superintelligence Labs team.
CBS Announces End of "The Late Show" Franchise in 2026
Stephen Colbert will conclude his run as host of The Late Show in May 2026, bringing the iconic CBS late-night franchise to an end after more than 30 years on air.
Navigating the Waters of Financial Disclosure in Divorce: Insights for Georgia Couples
Divorce can get messy really quickly, and splitting assets is often the epicenter of confusion and conflict. Keeping things crystal clear about who owns what is crucial if fairness is your aim in this rollercoaster of emotions.
Trump Slaps 69 Nations With Tariffs, Canada and Brazil Among Hardest Hit
In a major global trade shakeup, U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed sweeping new tariffs on 69 countries, including Canada, Brazil, India, and Taiwan.
Justin Timberlake Reveals Lyme Disease Diagnosis After Wrapping Tour
Justin Timberlake has revealed he’s been battling Lyme disease behind the scenes during his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, which wrapped up in Istanbul this week.
Lindsay Lohan Shines at Freakier Friday Premiere, Marks Triumphant Hollywood Comeback
Lindsay Lohan made a stunning return to Hollywood at the premiere of Freakier Friday, reuniting with co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Chad Michael Murray on the purple carpet. Dressed in a sleek white gown, Lohan radiated confidence and nostalgia, embracing her Freaky Friday castmates two decades after the original film’s release.
Justin Trudeau Spotted at Katy Perry’s Montreal Concert, Fueling Romance Buzz
Two days after a headline-making dinner, the former Canadian PM was seen singing along in the crowd at Katy Perry’s sold-out Montreal show, super-charging dating rumors.
Tom Cruise & Ana de Armas Spark Dating Buzz—“Top Gun 3” Hype or Hollywood Romance?
Paparazzi photos of Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas leaving a West Hollywood bistro together have ignited whispers of a budding romance—fueling speculation the pairing is part of Paramount’s stealth marketing push for a Top Gun sequel set to film this fall.
Artists Bolt as ‘Garbage-Hole’ Spotify Faces Backlash Over CEO’s AI Weapons Bet
A growing number of indie and marquee acts are yanking catalogs from Spotify after CEO Daniel Ek’s multimillion-euro investment in military AI firm Helsing, crippling playlists and fueling a viral boycott.
Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘Motherf*ckin’ Wind Farms’ Ad Blows Up Cause Marketing Playbook
A profanity-laced PSA starring the “Avengers” icon rakes in 40 million views in 24 hours and signals a gritty new era for climate messaging.
Conor McGregor Loses Appeal in Irish Civil Sexual-Assault Case
Ireland’s Court of Appeal has upheld a €250,000 civil judgment against the MMA star, ending his bid to reverse a jury finding that he sexually assaulted a woman in 2018.
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Becomes Highest-Grossing Country Tour in History
Thirty-two sold-out stadium shows pulled in an eye-watering $407.6 million, crowning Beyoncé the new queen of country-tour ticket sales.
Massive Russia Earthquake Triggers Pacific Wide Tsunami Alerts
An 8.8 magnitude quake off Russia’s Kamchatka sent waves across the Pacific, sparking evacuations and tsunami alerts from Japan to Chile before warnings were later eased.
Adam Sandler’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Breaks Netflix Records with Historic U.S. Opening
Adam Sandler’s return to the golf course is making serious waves. Happy Gilmore 2, which premiered on Netflix on July 25, has debuted with 46.7 million views in just its first three days, making it the biggest U.S. opening weekend for a Netflix film ever.
White House Issues Warning To South Park
South Park’s season premiere uses an AI made Trump, triggering a fierce White House warning of regulation as Paramount pursues an eight billion dollar Skydance merger.
Canadian Tire Cuts Corporate Staff in Push to Modernize Operations
Canadian Tire has confirmed it is reducing its corporate workforce as part of an effort to modernize and remain competitive in today’s fast-changing retail landscape. While the company declined to specify how many jobs are being cut, it said some corporate roles are being eliminated while others are expanding.
Tea App Breach Exposes 1.1 Million Private Chats From Women‑Only Dating Community
Security researchers found an unprotected database tied to Tea’s direct‑message feature, leaking intimate conversations, images, and location clues from more than 1 million female users.
Justin Trudeau & Katy Perry Spark Rumors After Intimate Montreal Dinner
The former Canadian PM and pop superstar were spotted sharing a chef’s‑tasting feast at Le Violon, igniting trans‑border buzz about a budding friendship—or something more.
The Beer Store Announces 11 More Closures Across Ontario
The Beer Store is shutting down 11 more locations in Ontario on September 28, 2025, as part of its ongoing response to changes in the province’s alcohol retail market. This follows 20 closures in August and another 10 set for September 10.
Gwyneth Paltrow Joins Astronomer After Viral Coldplay Scandal
Gwyneth Paltrow has stepped in as a “very temporary” spokesperson for tech company Astronomer, just days after its CEO and chief people officer resigned following a viral Coldplay concert moment.
Beyoncé Makes History With Highest-Grossing Country Tour Ever
Beyoncé has shattered records once again, this time in country music. Her Cowboy Carter tour, which wrapped up on July 26 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, officially became the highest-grossing country tour of all time, raking in over $400 million across just 32 dates.
‘Fantastic Four' Gives Marvel a Much-Needed Box-Office Win
Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps has soared into theaters with an impressive $118 million opening weekend, signaling a strong rebound for the MCU. The reboot, helmed by WandaVision director Matt Shakman, marks the highest MCU opening since Deadpool & Wolverine.
‘Top Boy’ Star Micheal Ward Charged With Rape, Denies Allegations
BAFTA-winning actor Micheal Ward has been formally charged with two counts of rape and three counts of sexual assault, the Metropolitan Police confirmed.
Sydney Sweeney’s Bold New Campaign Sends American Eagle Stock Soaring
American Eagle’s “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” fall launch sparks viral buzz, a double‑digit share rally, and a fresh push to reclaim Gen Z denim dominance.
Tesla to Launch Bay Area Robotaxi Pilot With Safety Drivers This Weekend
An internal memo says Tesla will begin a limited paid robotaxi service across the San Francisco Bay Area as soon as Friday, using modified Model Ys with human safety drivers on board.
Comic‑Con 2025 Shocker: George Lucas Makes Surprise First‑Ever Appearance
The Star Wars creator electrified Hall H by walking onstage unannounced, revealing never‑before‑seen archival footage and hinting at a new film project outside the galaxy far, far away.
Astronomer HR Chief Exec Kristin Cabot Resigns After Viral Coldplay Concert
Kristin Cabot, Chief People Officer at U.S. tech firm Astronomer, has officially resigned after a viral video showed her embracing then-CEO Andy Byron at a Coldplay concert.
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