Barry Keoghan and Sabrina Carpenter Reportedly Break Up
Sabrina Carpenter and Barry Keoghan have decided to take a break from their year-long relationship.
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Sony Releases First 8 Minutes of Kraven the Hunter Online for Fans to Watch
The first eight minutes of Kraven the Hunter have been released online, offering fans an early look at the highly anticipated film. The clip introduces Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Sergei Kravinoff, also known as Kraven, and sets the tone for the movie’s gritty and action-packed storyline. This
Chris Rock Returns to Host SNL this December with Martin Short and Gracie Abrams
Chris Rock and Martin Short are set to host the final two Saturday Night Live episodes of December, closing out an exciting season for the show. On December 14, Chris Rock will return to host for the fourth time, with musical guest Gracie Abrams making her SNL debut.
Hyundai’s U.S. Sales Soar in November, Led by EVs
Hyundai Motor America had a record-breaking November, seeing a big jump in car sales compared to the same time last year. The company sold over 76,000 vehicles, with a noticeable increase in demand for electric and hybrid models.
BlackRock Makes $12 Billion Move with HPS Investment Partners
Scotiabank’s stock dropped over 1% on Tuesday after the bank shared its fourth-quarter results. The bank reported a 5.5% increase in net interest income, reaching C$4.92 billion. However, non-interest income fell slightly to C$3.6 billion. Total revenue grew 3% compared to last year, and adjusted earnings per share rose to C$1.57 from C$1.23.
China Bans Rare Mineral Exports to the U.S.
China is hitting back at the U.S. by banning the export of key rare minerals, including gallium, germanium, and antimony. These materials are essential for making semiconductors, electric vehicle batteries, and even military gear. The move comes right after the U.S. imposed new restrictions on China’s access to advanced chipmaking tools and technology, citing national security concerns.
Kendrick Lamar Announces 2025 Grand National Tour with SZA
Kendrick Lamar has revealed plans for a major 2025 tour, the Grand National Tour, with SZA joining as a featured guest. The tour supports his surprise album GNX and will visit 21 cities across North America. Starting in Minneapolis on April 19 and ending in Landover, Maryland, on June 18, the tour includes stops in Los Angeles, St. Louis, Houston, and Toronto. Fans can purchase presale tickets starting December 4 via Cash App, with general sales beginning December 6 on the official tour site.
Whole Foods Launches Mini-Markets/Daily Shops for Urban Shoppers
Whole Foods has unveiled a new concept: the “Daily Shop,” a smaller version of its well-known grocery stores. The first location has opened on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, catering to customers who make frequent, quick trips for groceries rather than large weekly hauls. This concept is perfect for the urban shopper.
Amazon’s Physical Portals: The Future of Secure Cloud Transfers
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched "data transfer terminals," physical locations where companies can securely upload large amounts of data to the cloud. These terminals, currently in Los Angeles and New York, require appointments and are designed to keep transfers safe from online risks.
AC/DC Announces First Tour in Nine Years
AC/DC is finally returning to the stage for their first North American tour in nine years. The legendary rock band will play 13 shows across the U.S. and Canada in 2025.
Stellantis CEO Steps Down as Automaker Faces Decline
Carlos Tavares has resigned as CEO of Stellantis after disagreements with the board of directors. The company, which owns Jeep and Dodge, announced the news on Sunday, adding that Chairman John Elkann will lead an interim team while they search for a new CEO.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Resigns Amid Market Decline
Intel’s CEO, Pat Gelsinger, has retired as of December 1, 2024, after more than 40 years with the company. Intel announced the news on December 2, appointing David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus as interim co-CEOs while the board searches for a permanent replacement.
"I Have Lost My Eyesight": Elton John Shares Health Struggles
Elton John has shared that he has lost his eyesight, shocking fans during a red-carpet appearance on Sunday night. Speaking openly about his condition, he admitted he could no longer see the stage clearly, marking a difficult moment in his decades-long career.
Bloodborne Fans Eye PlayStation’s 30th Anniversary for Possible Remaster
Bloodborne fans are buzzing after FromSoftware announced server maintenance scheduled for December 3, 2024. The timing is fueling speculation as it lines up with PlayStation’s 30th-anniversary celebrations, leading many to wonder if a remaster, 60fps patch, or even a sequel might finally be announced.
Call of Duty to Introduce Major Squid Game Collaboration
Activision has announced a major crossover between Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and the global hit Squid Game. A brief teaser reveals a nod to the show’s iconic symbols, with a mysterious operator handling the recognizable card marked by a circle, triangle, and square. The collaboration is slated for release in January 2025, coinciding with the hype surrounding Squid Game Season 2’s Netflix debut on December 26.
WatermarkRemover: Use AI to Remove Watermark Seamlessly
Images are typically watermarked to depict the ref and protect the IP of a content in every digital ecosystem. While they serve a serious purpose, these markings can ruin the look of both pictures and videos. Photo watermark remover — where media buffs get better.
Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker Struggles with Record Misses
Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker faces a challenging 2024 season with a career-high 10 missed kicks. Explore his performance struggles and the team's support as he aims to regain form.
Distillery Winter Village Returns to Toronto for 2024 Holiday Season
Discover Toronto's Distillery Winter Village, running from November 13, 2024, to January 5, 2025. Enjoy festive vendors, seasonal foods, and a 55-foot Christmas tree in the historic Distillery District. Tickets start at $15 after 4 p.m. on select days.
Taylor Swift Fans Break Data Usage Record at Rogers Centre
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Toronto led to record-breaking mobile data usage at Rogers Centre. Fans used 7.4 terabytes during a single show, highlighting the growing demand for robust 5G connectivity at live events.
Land Rover's First Electric SUV Completes Final Testing Phase
The all-electric Range Rover completes final-stage testing in extreme conditions, showcasing its off-road capabilities ahead of the 2025 launch. Discover how Land Rover's first electric SUV is setting new standards in performance and durability.
Volkswagen Faces Strikes Over Job Cuts and Plant Closures
Volkswagen faces imminent strikes in Germany as workers protest proposed job cuts and plant closures. Learn about the labor disputes impacting VW's future.
Stellantis CEO Tavares to Step Down From Jeep, Ram Parent
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares announces plans to step down by 2026, prompting leadership changes at Jeep, Ram, and Fiat maker. Learn how this impacts Stellantis' future.
Black Friday 2024 Sets Record with $10.8 Billion in Online Sales
This year’s Black Friday shattered online shopping records, with consumers spending an unprecedented $10.8 billion, according to Adobe Analytics. That’s a dramatic increase from $5 billion in 2017, fueled by a surge in mobile shopping, which accounted for 55% of all purchases. Thanksgiving Day also saw record-breaking online sales of $6.1 billion, setting the tone for a lucrative holiday shopping season.
FC Barcelona Celebrates 125 Years of Football Glory
This Friday, November 29, 2024, marks the 125th anniversary of FC Barcelona, one of football’s most iconic and successful clubs. From its humble beginnings as a park team founded by Swiss businessman Joan Gamper, Barça has grown into a global powerhouse with a rich history of legendary players, groundbreaking moments, and unmatched success.
Snoop Dogg Faces Backlash After Performing at Trump-Inauguration Crypto Gala
Snoop Dogg sparks controversy by performing at a D.C. crypto event honoring Donald Trump’s inauguration, leading fans to slam the rapper for contradicting his previous anti-Trump stance. Learn more about the backlash and what sparked the outrage.
David Lynch Passed Away at Age 78
David Lynch, visionary director behind Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks, dies at 78. Discover his hauntingly surreal legacy and how it forever redefined modern cinematic art.
Starship Test Launch Ends Prematurely as SpaceX Loses Rocket
SpaceX’s Starship suffered a catastrophic loss minutes after liftoff in Texas, highlighting the challenges of next-gen rocket development and the ambition to push Moon and Mars missions forward.
Carney and Freeland Gain Ground as Liberal Leadership Race Heats Up
Canada’s Liberals are rallying around Mark Carney and Chrystia Freeland, each vying to succeed Justin Trudeau. While Carney’s outsider appeal clashes with Freeland’s deep cabinet experience, party insiders are counting on one of them to reignite voter enthusiasm.
FDA Bans Red No. 3 in Foods and Ingested Drugs
The FDA bans Red No. 3 in foods, dietary supplements, and oral medications by 2027 over cancer risks in lab rats, ending a decades-long debate. Learn how this synthetic red dye’s prohibition impacts major food brands and consumer products.
Blue Origin Sends New Glenn Rocket into Orbit
Blue Origin just pulled off a big first by launching its much-anticipated New Glenn rocket this morning. Standing nearly five times taller than the company’s well-known New Shepard, New Glenn thundered into orbit carrying a special payload called the Blue Ring Pathfinder—a test module capable of moving satellites around Earth’s orbit and potentially reaching as far as the moon.
Nintendo Switch 2 Confirmed: The Announcement We've All Been Waiting For
Nintendo has at last unveiled its long-rumored successor to the Switch, and it’s going by the straightforward name Nintendo Switch 2. This beefed-up console looks a lot like its famous predecessor but promises added power, a magnetic Joy-Con design, and even a second USB-C port.
TikTok Ban: App Set to Shut Down in the U.S. on Sunday
Learn why TikTok is shutting down in the U.S. this Sunday. Discover how the TikTok ban will impact users, creators, and businesses, and what alternatives to explore. Stay informed on the latest TikTok updates.
Spirit Airlines to Cut 200 Jobs Amid Ongoing Bankruptcy Restructuring
Spirit Airlines is cutting 200 positions amid its ongoing bankruptcy restructuring. The move, along with other cost-saving measures, comes as the carrier plans to emerge from Chapter 11 by early 2025 and streamline its ultra-low-cost business model.
DOT Sues Southwest Airlines Over Delays, Fines Frontier for Chronic Lateness
The DOT’s lawsuit against Southwest and fine against Frontier signals a rising tide of government crackdowns on chronic airline delays. As passenger complaints grow, airlines can expect steeper penalties for unrealistic flight schedules and subpar on-time performances.
Nearly 50,000 Foreign Students Reported as ‘No-Shows’ by Canadian Schools
Nearly 50,000 international students, including 19,582 from India, were flagged as “no-shows” at Canadian schools in March–April 2024. Learn how Canada’s International Student Compliance Regime uncovered these permit-holders who failed to attend classes.
OpenAI’s New ‘Tasks’ Feature Takes Aim at Siri and Alexa
OpenAI’s “Tasks” feature transforms ChatGPT into a truly proactive assistant, setting reminders and handling recurring tasks on your behalf. It’s a bold step toward challenging mainstays like Alexa and Siri in the competitive world of voice and virtual helpers.
Starbucks Ends ‘Open-Door’ Policy, Introduces New Conduct Rules
Starbucks is rolling out stricter rules for store access, stepping back from the open-door restroom policy it introduced after a high-profile incident in 2018. The new guidelines ban disruptive activities and give paying customers more perks, with Starbucks insisting it’ll improve the overall café experience.
Meta Targets 5% of Workforce for Performance-Based Layoffs
Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram, told employees Tuesday that it’s cutting about 5% of its workforce in a new wave of performance-related layoffs. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company aims to “raise the bar on performance,” focusing on replacing lower-rated workers with new hires in 2025.
Will China Sell TikTok to Elon Musk?
China may enlist Elon Musk to avert a possible TikTok ban. Known for bridging gaps, Musk could merge US security demands with China’s cautious approach. Will he reshape global tech?
Fortnite Meets with Godzilla and Kong Collaboration
Experience Fortnite’s colossal Godzilla and Kong Collaboration with epic showdowns, new Mythic powers, and unique gear—prepare for monster-sized mayhem.
Toronto’s 2025 Budget Calls for 6.9% Property Tax Hike
Mayor Olivia Chow’s 2025 budget proposal aims to tackle Toronto’s funding gap by raising property taxes nearly seven per cent. The move brings expanded transit, housing supports, and library hours—yet also sparks debate over whether the benefits justify the bigger bill.
Jeff Bezos Blue Origin Calls off Launch
Blue Origin’s rocket launch is canceled amid vehicle subsystem issues, leaving future attempts pending technical reviews. The abrupt move fuels speculation over new timelines.
Moderna Slashes 2025 Forecast, Stock Sinks 20%
Moderna has lowered its 2025 revenue outlook from an estimated $2.5–$3.5 billion to just $1.5–$2.5 billion, citing hurdles like increased Covid competition and dwindling vaccination rates.
Robbie Williams’ Biopic Flops in the U.S.
Robbie Williams’ new film, Better Man, has struggled to attract audiences stateside, earning just $1.1 million from a hefty $110 million budget. Despite its popularity in the U.K., the movie’s U.S. debut quickly fizzled, leaving many baffled about how a British pop legend could fail to strike gold on the big screen across the pond.
Celebrity Homes That Burnt Down in LA Fires
Raging wildfires have ripped through Southern California in recent days, destroying entire neighborhoods. Several public figures—Anna Faris, Paris Hilton, John Goodman, Milo Ventimiglia and Leighton Meester, to name a few—confirmed they’d lost their properties, sharing heart-wrenching images of ash heaps where cherished homes once stood.
TikTok Ban News: What Changes Could Be on the Horizon?
Supreme Court weighs a nationwide TikTok ban amid national security concerns and First Amendment debate, potentially reshaping social media, data protection, and creator livelihoods.
Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery Cancel Venu Sports Streaming Launch
Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery abruptly cancel Venu, a highly anticipated sports streaming platform. Shifting demands and soaring costs highlight today’s evolving streaming landscape.
Goodyear’s Smart Tires Aim to Make Driving Safer, Even on Rainy or Icy Roads
Goodyear’s new SightLine tires detect slippery roads and help cars brake sooner in emergencies. They’re a big step toward ensuring AEB works reliably, even in adverse weather, giving drivers more confidence on every trip.
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