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TikTok is back on Apple and Google’s US app stories after President Trump said the tech giants would not be fined if they reactivated it.They removed the hugely popular video-sharing app after a law came into effect on 19 January – the day before Mr Trump was inaugurated – requiring its Chinese owner ByteDance to sell up or face a ban. There were concerns that Beijing could use TikTok to spy on American users and the app, used by almost half of all Americans, briefly went dark.But the service was restored after Mr Trump said he would sign an executive…
Grimes has criticised former partner Elon Musk’s decision to bring their son to an Oval Office news conference.The 36-year-old singer, who has had an on-off relationship with Mr Musk since 2018, apparently only learned via social media that he had taken X Æ A-12 – or X for short – to the briefing with Donald Trump on Tuesday. In response to a comment on X about her son being “very polite”, Grimes said: “He should not be in public like this. I did not see this, thank u for alerting me. But I’m glad he was polite. Sigh.”Mr Musk, 53,…
Yes there are all sorts of provisos.The UK economy is still flatlining. A 0.1% expansion is about as close as you can get to zero. Gross domestic product per head – a better measure of our living standards – is shrinking (indeed, it’s been shrinking for two quarters). And the UK remains far weaker than the leading G7 economy – the United States.But even after taking all that into account, it’s hard not to conclude that the chancellor will be celebrating today’s GDP figures. After all, economists had expected the economy to shrink by 0.1%. Thanks to a late spurt…
Scarlett Johansson responds after her likeness is used in AI video of celebrities condemning Kanye West’s antisemitism | Ents & Arts News
Scarlett Johansson has condemned the use of AI after her likeness was used in a viral video of celebrities condemning Kanye West’s antisemitism.The AI-generated clip shows celebrities such as Johansson, Ben Stiller, Mila Kunis and Steven Spielberg wearing white T-shirts featuring the Star of David inside a hand sticking up its middle finger above Kanye’s name. It finishes with an AI version of Adam Sandler sticking his middle finger up at the camera and the words: “Enough is enough. Join the fight to end antisemitism.” Image: An AI David Schwimmer also appears in the video. Pic: Ori Bejerano But Johansson…
Naya Rivera’s ex-boyfriend Ryan Dorsey has – for the first time – shared details from the day she died.Speaking to People, the 41-year-old actor said that “the last thing she said was his (her son’s) name, and then she went under, and he didn’t see her anymore”. The Glee actress, 33, died after drowning in a California lake in July 2020 – when she was swimming with her young son Josey. Instagram This content is provided by Instagram, which may be using cookies and other technologies. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies. You can…
It’s hard to imagine anyone listening to Donald Trump announcing his new policy on straws with a greater sense of glee than Ross Boyajian, the president of a business manufacturing plastic straws in Glendale, California.Mr Boyajian, an Armenian-American, has owned Diamond Straws since 1995. His factory produces more than 800 straws a minute, supplying large US cafes and restaurants, including Peet’s Coffee and BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse. Diamond Straws currently employs 15 people but is anticipating an uptick in business in the wake of President Trump’s executive order declaring that the US is “going back to plastic straws” and moving…
Kanye West’s Yeezy online shopping platform taken down over swastika T-shirts | Ents & Arts News
Kanye West’s Yeezy online shopping platform has been taken down after selling T-shirts featuring a swastika.The rapper, also known as Ye, used a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday to send people to his website to buy the clothing emblazoned with the Nazi symbol – an image often used by the extreme-right. The ecommerce platform Shopify, which hosts many online shops and businesses, has deactivated his site and his domain name yeez.com is being sold for $98,999 (£79,692).Shopify said in an emailed statement to Sky News’ partner network NBC News: “All merchants are responsible for following the rules of our platform.…
Donald Trump has signed two proclamations imposing 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports to the US.A proclamation is a form of presidential directive to government officials, but they do not carry the force of law, as an executive order would. However the White House has said the tariffs will take effect from 4 March.”This is a big deal,” Mr Trump said in the Oval Office as he announced the tariffs. “The beginning of making America rich again.”He added: “We were being pummelled by both friend and foe alike.” Read moreAnalysis: Trump’s steel and aluminium tariffs target a deeper…
A group led by Elon Musk has made a $97.4bn (£78.7bn) bid to buy OpenAI just months after the X owner sued the artificial intelligence start-up.Mr Musk co-founded OpenAI with its current chief executive Sam Altman in 2015, but left before the company took off after it released ChatGPT in late 2022. Initially launched as a non-profit, OpenAI is currently transitioning to a for-profit model – which it says it needs to do so it can afford to develop the best AI models.Mr Musk disagrees with the move and said in a press release about the bid: “It’s time for…
Kanye West criticised over Super Bowl ad for website selling swastika T-shirt | Ents & Arts News
Kanye West has been criticised over a TV advert directing people to a website selling a swastika T-shirt during the Super Bowl.It shows him lying down, telling viewers: “I spent all the money for the commercial on these new teeth, so once again I had to shoot it on the iPhone… go to Yeezy.com.”The site now features nothing but a single T-shirt with a swastika on the front – alongside the code “HH-01” – believed to be a reference to “Heil Hitler”.The advert was shown in the Los Angeles area during the big game, but not nationwide. Image: The listing…