Author: Onu Akter

ChatGPT is facing a series of lawsuits in California this week, accused of acting as a “suicide coach” that allegedly led to severe mental breakdowns and multiple deaths. The seven lawsuits include claims of wrongful death, assisted suicide, involuntary manslaughter, negligence, and product liability. Each plaintiff initially used ChatGPT for routine tasks such as schoolwork, research, writing, recipes, work, or spiritual guidance. Over time, however, the chatbot allegedly became a psychologically manipulative presence, acting as an emotional confidant and reinforcing harmful delusions. Instead of guiding users toward professional help, the complaints say ChatGPT “reinforced harmful thoughts and, in some cases,…

Tate McRae has received her first Grammy nomination, but not for her latest album as fans might have expected. The 21-year-old Canadian singer earned a nod for Best Dance Pop Recording with her song “Just Keep Watching,” featured in the movie F1, starring Brad Pitt. McRae shared her excitement on Instagram Stories, writing, “Grammy nominated!!!!!! Thank u!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @recordingacademy.” The track has already brought McRae multiple awards this year, including VMAs for Song of the Summer and Best Editing. She will compete in the 2026 Grammys against Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco for “Bluest Flame,” Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra,” Zara Larsson’s “Midnight…

Netflix’s new miniseries, Death by Lightning, offers a gripping look at one of post-Civil War America’s most shocking stories. Premiering Thursday, the four-part series explores corruption, a last-minute presidential nomination, and an assassination that ended the life of President James Garfield. The series also probes the question: Who was Charles Guiteau? Showrunner Mike Makowsky adapted Candice Millard’s 2011 book, Destiny of the Republic, after realizing how little he knew about Garfield, one of four U.S. presidents to be assassinated. “I wound up reading the entire book in one sitting,” Makowsky admits. The series aims to educate viewers while delivering a…

The Motion Picture Association has raised concerns over Instagram teen filters. The organization sent a legal notice to Meta, asking the company to remove the PG-13 label used on its content moderation tools for users under 18. The association said Meta’s claim that its filters follow the PG-13 movie rating system is misleading because Instagram’s automated systems do not follow the curated process used for films. Meta introduced teen-focused filters last month to limit what under-18 users can see. These filters were inspired by the PG-13 movie rating, aiming to help protect younger audiences. However, the association stated that PG-13…

Creating a global fashion brand requires more than selling luxury products. It is about sharing a story, culture, and vision that connects with people worldwide. The path is complex, demanding creativity, patience, and strategy. Designers must translate heritage into something modern and appealing across cultures while staying true to their origins. For designers rooted in cultural traditions, this task is both exciting and challenging. Techniques passed down through generations, like intricate embroidery or hand-finished details, carry deep meaning. They are not just decorative. They reflect histories, families, and regional craftsmanship. Presenting these skills globally requires adapting them in ways that…

Dancing With the Stars Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night on Tuesday delivered high-energy performances, standout individual dances, and one shocking elimination. The episode celebrated the music legends of rock while bringing back group numbers and putting the remaining eight celebrities through intense competition. At the end of the night, Danielle Fishel and her professional partner Pasha Pashkov were eliminated, leaving just seven couples in the running for the season 34 crown. The elimination came after judges’ scores and viewer votes were combined, determining the couple with the lowest total for the week. This week’s episode also reintroduced group…

Jonathan Bailey had a joyful and honest reaction after being named PEOPLE magazine’s 2025 Sexiest Man Alive. The Bridgerton actor appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on November 4 to celebrate the honor. Bailey described the title as a “lifetime honor” while greeting loud cheers and applause from the live audience. He signed a digital copy of his magazine cover that Fallon presented to him on the show. During the interview, Fallon asked Bailey how it felt to appear on the cover. Bailey responded, “I mean, it is an honor of a lifetime.” The actor later posed with…

Elon Musk’s new AI-powered encyclopedia, Grokipedia, has drawn criticism from historians and academics for spreading false information and promoting far-right ideas. The platform, launched last week, claims to deliver “the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth” using Musk’s Grok artificial intelligence model. The British historian Sir Richard Evans, known for producing expert reports in the David Irving libel trial and for his Cambridge professorship, discovered that his own entry on Grokipedia contained numerous falsehoods. Claims about his education, career, and research were all incorrect, highlighting early problems with the site’s fact-checking. Evans also noted errors in entries…

For many, the arrival of shorter days and longer nights brings more than cooler weather—it can trigger a heavy, persistent sadness. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), formally recognized in the 1980s, describes depression that appears in autumn or winter and lifts with spring. Ancient texts, such as the Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Medicine from around 300 BC, recognized the influence of seasons on health and recommended adjusting sleep and activity with the natural cycle. Modern research now confirms that seasonal changes in human mood are closely tied to biology. Dr Cathy Wyse, a chancellor’s research fellow at the University of Edinburgh,…

Rachel Sennott is taking aim at Los Angeles’ influencer culture in her new HBO series, “I Love LA,” which premieres Sunday. The half-hour comedy lampoons zillennial life on the West Coast, where designer bags are status symbols and TikTok posts can make or break careers. Sennott, 30, known for films like “Shiva Baby” and “Bottoms,” created and stars in the series, which exaggerates the quirks of a certain subset of young Angelenos. While many in Los Angeles endure long commutes and standard office jobs, Sennott focuses on the social-media-savvy crowd who obsess over trends, microcelebrity status, and cosmetic procedures. The…