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It's time to bid farewell to a year marked by late-night controversies, movie theater chaos and celebrities literally leaving planet Earth. 2025 was filled with the kind of pop culture stories that ...

In 2025, fashion’s engagement with AI moved from an experimental phase to an operational necessity. Meanwhile, the AI industry set its sights on fashion for the first time. This gave rise to the ...

Arguably the most iconic moment in not just Iron Bowl history, but college football history itself is the 2013 "kick six". After a missed 57-yard game-winning field goal attempt from Alabama's Adam ...

We’re looking back at the events, people, and cultural moments that shaped the city this year. Plus, share your own 2025 highlight. Here are some of the most memorable moments of 2025. (From left to ...

Carmela walking into Holsten’s diner to kick off the final scene of The Sopranos. Marissa shooting Trey on The O.C. Some of the biggest moments in TV history land that much harder because of the songs ...

Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza is a Heisman Trophy finalist after leading the Hoosiers to their first Big Ten title since 1967. Coach Curt Cignetti praised Mendoza's ability to perform well in ...

Unlock the simplest and clearest explanation of the Normal Distribution! In this video, we break down one of the most important concepts in statistics using easy visuals and real-life examples.

A House Homeland Security hearing quickly descended into explosive exchanges, complaints and divisive claims when DHS Secretary Kristi Noem appeared before Congress Thursday. Lawmakers from both sides ...

From wild rants and embarrassing product placement to awkward celebs and touching moments, we've seen it all over the last 11 years Alan Wake II Flute Guy Geoff Keighley Josef Fares Muppets Nintendo ...

When people imagine a connection, they often picture intense moments of emotionality. But the real connection lives in the non-events that repeat without fanfare. We are conditioned to think that ...