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In landing its fifth consecutive sweep for the No. 1 slot of both the publisher’s rankings of the Hot 100 and Top Radio Airplay for the second quarter, Sony Music Publishing went a step further as it snared the highest score ever recorded since Billboard first began tracking U.S. publisher market share for hit songs back in 2006. For the Hot 100 in the second quarter, Sony scored a 37.32% market share. Related Beyond its five-quarter-in-a-row sweep of both publisher rankings, it also marks the sixth consecutive time it has topped the Hot 100 ranking. Moreover, Sony’s score swamped the Hot 100 competition as its…

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Apple TV Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Friday: “Silo” wraps Season 3, Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh team up in “Mayday,” and the “Jeopardy! Masters” semifinals continue. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter here. PRINTABLE SEPTEMBER TV CALENDAR Showtimes for…

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This summer, I made a conscious effort to give my jeans a break and live in shorts, skirts, and dresses instead. Why? Honestly, I needed a reset. By the time winter rolls around, I’m usually so burned out on my denim collection, and I want to make sure that doesn’t happen again this year. But with fall already on the horizon, I’m starting to think about bringing jeans back into my rotation and figuring out which styles I want to wear again. One silhouette that’s quickly made its way to the top of my list? Slim bootcut jeans. I spotted…

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A Tesla launch event tends to cause a hoopla. Fans crowd into an event space; loud electronic beats are the warm up act. Finally, the star himself, the ringmaster of this electric circus, CEO Elon Musk, emerges to a roar. There are demos, powerful verbs, and sometimes, a “one more thing,” a last-minute surprise product unveiling. Fans and investors the world over look on—and post—online.But for the road debut of the Cybercab, the driverless car that Tesla promises is not only the future of the company but also the global economy, an event in Austin came with no livestream. Invitees,…

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What’s the story behind the story? What inspired you to write this book? The inspiration for the story came to me after I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder last fall that affects my mobility. Thankfully, I have a great support system in place. But I wondered how I would function if I were alone and vulnerable. I then took it a step further and combined the idea of vulnerability with letting the wrong people into your life and the dangerous consequences that happen when your trust is abused and your weaknesses are used against you. If you had to…

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Chemotherapy can save lives, but for many cancer patients, it leaves behind a painful legacy: damaged nerves that burn, tingle or go numb. Now, researchers report that a psychedelic compound may protect those nerves — not through its mind-bending effects, but by helping neurons keep their internal power supplies moving.A new mouse study, published Thursday (Sept. 3) in the journal Science, suggests that psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in “magic mushrooms,” may help prevent this painful and sometimes permanent side effect of chemotherapy, known as chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN).In experiments in mice, psilocybin prevented nerve damage from CIPN that can cause…

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Even when it looks like Irish writer/​director Martin McDonagh has one foot deeply set in his comfort zone – the tawdry world of dysfunctional male friendships – the other foot is somewhere else entirely, this time tramping the fertile ground of JFK conspiracy theories and America’s checkered history of destabilising nascent democracies around the globe. With his barnstorming Wild Horse Nine we’re in Chile circa 1972, and the populous is riding a wave of fevered awe following the election of socialist president, Salvador Allende.Chris (John Malkovich) and Lee (Sam Rockwell) are a pair of jaded CIA lowlifes stationed in Chile, heading on…

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AC/DC’s upcoming show in Toronto may be in jeopardy after a severe thunderstorm caused “significant damage” to Rogers Stadium.As you can see in the video and photos below, the Wednesday night storm caused buckling and major damage to large sections of the venue’s seating area.The Australian rock legends are scheduled to perform the third-to-last show of their Power Up tour at the stadium on Wednesday, Sept. 16.READ MORE: We’re Glad This Wasn’t AC/DC’s Last Show in America“As a result of yesterday’s extreme weather, Rogers Stadium sustained significant damage,” a statement from Live Nation (via Pollstar) reads. “As always, the safety…

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NBC At a glance, most people might not associate “Star Trek” and “The Twilight Zone,” but the truth is that each series has the other imbedded in the fabric of its successful, multi-season run. Countless “Twilight Zone” actors later made appearances in “Star Trek: The Original Series,” and plenty of others have turned up in another “Star Trek” franchise entry — such as “Voyager,” “The Next Generation,” or “Deep Space Nine” — as well as one of the later “Twilight Zone” reboots. The first time around, “Twilight Zone” actors appeared as…

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Ben Schoon / 9to5Google: Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok are experiencing issues; Anthropic reports errors across Opus 4.8 and Opus 5, and OpenAI reports errors across ChatGPT and Codex — A widespread outage has taken out popular AI platforms including ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok. — With a spike in reports on DownDetector … View Original Source Here

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This week’s roundup of the biggest bestsellers includes three titles making their debuts. The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson is a standalone romantasy that was self-published in October 2025. It’s now out in a collector’s edition hardcover with a “full-color illustrated case, designed endpapers, and an exclusive bonus chapter.” We also have the newest from the reigning queen of thrillers: Brain Damage by Freida McFadden, about a woman who loses her memory after someone tries to kill her, and she has to piece together what happened to catch the attempted murderer. Finally, there’s Pardon My Book: Ten Years of the…

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A fruit fly’s brain is roughly the size of a poppy seed — and yet that tiny package contains over 100,000 neurons. A new map charts every single neuron in the male fruit fly brain, as well as the insect’s equivalent of a spinal cord, totaling more than 166,000 neurons.This new map joins a map of a female fruit fly brain that was unveiled in 2024 and covers about 140,000 neurons. These two wiring diagrams, also called “connectomes,” can now be compared to see if there are differences between the sexes’ brains that help to explain behavioral differences reflected during…

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Paramount+ has renewed one of its biggest crime drama hits for a third season. The renewal comes just ahead of MobLand‘s highly anticipated second season, which will bring more conflict, violence, and power struggles to the Harrigan family. MobLand Season 2 premieres on Paramount+ on September 18, 2026. Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren will reprise their roles as Harry Da Souza, Conrad Harrigan, and Maeve Harrigan, respectively. The upcoming 10-episode season will follow the Harrigans as they face growing threats to their criminal empire. What to expect from Season 2 as the Harrigan family’s war escalates Season 2…

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Scorpions have postponed their remaining 2026 dates, including three shows in Mexico and an eight-date Las Vegas residency, citing “unforeseen circumstances.” This postponement follows the cancellation of a four-date run in India earlier this year for “unforeseen medical circumstances.” The 11 shows have been rescheduled for late August through September of 2027 following their currently planned European leg of their ongoing “Coming Home – 60 Years of Scorpions” tour. The postponements for the Mexico shows were announced by promoter Ocesa, while Live Nation released a statement regarding the Vegas residency. See the updated tour dates for the Mexico and Las…

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Hulu Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Thursday: “Chad Powers” and “The Gentleman” are back, “Jersey Shore Family Vacation” comes to an end, and the “Jeopardy Masters!” semifinals commence. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter here. PRINTABLE SEPTEMBER…

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If you’ve ever visited L.A., you probably noticed that fashion there leans heavily on chic athleisure. Whether walking around Malibu Park at Cross Creek, hiking Runyon Canyon, or grabbing lunch at the hot bar at Erewhon, even the chicest dressers wear leggings. On the other hand, if you’re in Paris, there’s a lesser chance you’ll see stylish Parisians donning leggings outside the Pilates studio. However, if they were to walk around in leggings like it girls in L.A., they’d choose the leggings color trend that Jennifer Lopez was just spotted in: burgundy.This week, while heading to a workout in Santa…

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Meta is formally ending what amounted to a tokenmaxxing incentive program for employees. In an internal announcement this week, the social media giant told workers that their performance evaluations would no longer be dependent upon how much they used AI tools, three employees who received the message tell WIRED. But as Meta workers simultaneously begin testing a new agentic AI tool known as Hatch, they say their token consumption continues to surge.Almost a year ago, Meta had said workers would be graded on their “AI-driven impact,” which in practice meant evaluating the extent to which they used chatbots and agents…

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Dancing Through Seafoam: Poetic Reflections on the Circle of Life by Diane Skye Gropper “Dancing Through Seafoam reminds us to see this life as fleeting, not final. We arrive, love, lose, learn, fail, begin again and keep moving. Gropper makes the golden strands connecting those passages briefly, beautifully visible.” What if autobiography did not begin with birth or end with death? What if the story of a life included people we have loved before, lessons carried from one incarnation into another, unfinished relationships that find us again and glimpses of worlds beyond the one we can see? Diane Skye Gropper’s…

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The patient: A 47-year-old woman in CanadaThe symptoms: The woman underwent a lung transplant to treat interstitial lung disease, which involves harmful inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. While recovering in the hospital, she ate a bowl of breakfast cereal, which activated a nearly two-hour episode of flushing, itching, shortness of breath and low blood pressure.This severe, life-threatening allergic reaction is known as anaphylaxis. A report of the woman’s case does not mention specific treatment she received for this reaction, but it notes that it resolved after two hours.Latest Videos FromLive Science(Treatment for anaphylaxis involves epinephrine (also called adrenaline), and…

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The crowning achievement of Oliver Stone’s still somewhat overlooked biopic of Hustler magazine founder The People Vs. Larry Flynt is its tight grasp on the performative nature of morality. In the claustrophobic home of hypocrisy, all windows are made of glass. With Ink, Danny Boyle’s own shot at profiling a controversial media mogul, the director is so swept up in underscoring his understanding of the slippery concept of press morality, that he ultimately becomes proof of the problem.The year is 1969. Neil Armstrong takes one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind; 400,000 people gather in muddy fields at Woodstock to define the next decade’s…

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Four days after Say Anything’s Max Bemis cancelled a series of acoustic performances amid allegations he sent inappropriate messages to underage fans, Wavves’ Nathan Williams has weighed in on the status of the duo’s upcoming collab album, Cherry Soda.“Going back into the studio on Monday and I will finish this as a proper wavves album,” Williams wrote on Instagram. “I’ll have more announcements soon.”Accusations of inappropriate behavior by Bemis were first raised last month, when alleged flirtatious messages with two teenaged fans were shared to the Say Anything subreddit. In response, Williams wrote on his Patreon, “I don’t want to…

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CBS When it comes to military action thrillers on television, few shows did it as consistently well as “SEAL Team.” Running for seven seasons from 2017 to 2024, the show follows an elite Navy SEAL team deployed on high-stakes missions around the world. Between these explosive assignments, the series explores the impact of the team’s work on their personal lives back home. Nearly two years after its conclusion on Paramount+, “SEAL Team” has reached new audiences on Netflix, giving the military action show something of a resurgence. For those who…

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Google: Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber for partners in its new Fairwind Program, and says Gemini 3.8 Flash beats Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol on some benchmarks — Our newest Gemini models deliver next-generation intelligence for agentic workflows and cybersecurity. View Original Source Here

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Hold on to the edge of your seat as we hunt for clues and solve the case with these exciting new mystery and thriller books for the week! There are so many bestselling authors with new novels for you to dive into this week including Angela Henry, Jason Fischer, Sal Casamassima, Tess Gerritsen, Brianna Labuskes, and more. Enjoy your new mystery, thriller, and suspense novels. Happy reading! View Original Source Here

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Archaeologists in Bulgaria have discovered a human skeleton inside a giant Roman jar. It’s likely that the individual sought shelter in the vessel during an enemy attack over 1,600 years ago but died as a fire swept through the area.The team unearthed the gigantic jar in a Late Roman turret, or small tower, in the Roman colony of Deultum on Aug. 10. It’s unclear which battle led to the individual’s death, but Deultum faced many attacks from East Germanic tribes and Huns in the fourth and fifth centuries, lead excavator Lyudmil Vagalinski, an archaeologist at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,…

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Netflix is bringing more Resident Evil movies for fans to enjoy, including the widely acclaimed animated installments. The streaming news comes ahead of the highly anticipated remake of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica. Three animated Resident Evil movies are arriving on Netflix on September 2, 2026. These are Resident Evil: Damnation (2012), Resident Evil: Vendetta (2017), and Resident Evil: Death Island (2023). All three movies are highly acclaimed installments within the franchise, with Resident Evil: Damnation currently holding a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. In addition to the animated movies, the live-action films Resident Evil: Extinction, Resident Evil: Afterlife, and…

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Since Amazon’s hit series Off Campus premiered in May, the show has become a phenomenon while its cast members have risen to star status – especially season one lead, Ella Bright.  Explore See latest videos, charts and news Bright plays the role of Hannah Wells, a college music major who suddenly has to enter (and ideally, win) a campus Pop Showcase to keep her scholarship. While her character is a longtime singer-songwriter, such skills were totally foreign to Bright herself. Yet, her vocal moments throughout the show are some of its greatest highlights, from her belting Elton John’s “The Bitch…

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Getty Images (3) The Mirrorball trophy is up for grabs once again, and we now know exactly who will vie for it this fall. ABC on Wednesday unveiled the 16 celebrities who will compete on Season 35 of “Dancing With the Stars” — a roster that includes “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” alum Tatyana Ali, “The Rookie” actress Jenna Dewan, Olympic figure skater Amber Glenn, celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis, and “Glee” vet Harry Shum Jr. Also among the Season 35 competitors: Hanson band member Taylor Hanson, “Save the Last Dance” actress Julia…

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If there’s one retailer I always keep an eye on as summer winds down, it’s Revolve. The new-arrivals section has a habit of quietly filling up with the kinds of elevated pieces that end up everywhere a few weeks later—and by then, the best pieces are already long gone. Every year, there’s a noticeable window where the strongest fall arrivals land before everyone starts thinking about autumn shopping in earnest, and if experience has taught me anything, it’s that waiting rarely pays off.This season’s assortment feels especially strong because it balances trend-forward buys with pieces that have real staying power.…

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It feels like we have been waiting an age for the Range Rover Electric. First announced back in December 2023, JLR’s luxury EV SUV was meant to hit the road in 2024, but extended development testing forced the carmaker to push its arrival back. Now it’s finally here—one of WIRED’s most anticipated rides—the first fully electric Range Rover.The specs are as mighty as you would expect. Dual 260-kilowatt motors deliver “V8 levels of power” up to 542 horsepower and 850 newton-meters of torque (20 percent more than other motors of the same size, JLR claims). Inside, a double-stacked 118.5-kWh battery…

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