- 9 January, 2026
Stiff-Person Syndrome: Celine Dion cancels all remaining live shows over poor health
Prominent singer Celine Dion – known for a number of hits including My Heart Will Go On, All By Myself, Because You Loved Me, and
Karma Remix by Taylor Swift and Ice Spice is released
Taylor Swift felt like Ice Spice, didn’t you think? You are right. On Midnights (Til Dawn Edition), a deluxe version of her most recent album,
Neuralink receives FDA authorisation to explore human brain implants
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given Neural ink, Elon Musk’s brain implant business, permission to begin its first-in-human clinical research. Since the
American Idol: Katy Perry feels she has been “thrown under the bus by producers”
It seems American Idol has been triggering a lot of controversy lately. From Iam Tongi getting called a ‘rigged’ winner of season 21 to accusations
Netflix Password Sharing: How Will Netflix Detect Password Sharing?
Netflix is implementing measures to detect and address password sharing among its subscribers. They will utilize a combination of techniques to identify and take action
Who Was Nitesh Pandey? Died At Age Of 50 In Nashik.
Nitesh Pandey is a well-known name in the Indian television industry. Unfortunately, the news of his death came on news channels yesterday. Unfortunately, the Indian
AI in education is the subject of an Arab conference
In the Tunisian capital, the International Arab Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education got going on Tuesday. Also Read – Apple’s Machine Learning And Generative AI
Star Wars and Thor actor Ray Stevenson passes away at age 58
Ray Stevenson, an actor who starred in popular TV series like Rome, Vikings, and Dexter, passed away at 58. Also Read – Saudi celebrities and Arab
Apple’s Machine Learning And Generative AI Efforts
Apple did not disclose any significant AI-related initiatives in its most recent earnings report, but it did stress the significance of AI in its long-term
Successful Space Station launch for Saudi astronauts
Rayyanah Barnawi, Saudi Arabia’s first female astronaut, and her coworker Ali Al-Qarni made history on Sunday when they launched for the International Space Station (ISS).