Ridley Scott holding a glowing film reel amid a crumbling Hollywood sign while New York skyscrapers rise behind him — symbolizing cinema’s creative rebirth and the idea of “NYwood.” 🎥🌆

Hollywood, We Have a Problem: Ridley Scott Says We’re “Drowning in Mediocrity” — And He Might Be Right

Ridley Scott just dropped a cinematic truth bomb: movies today are “drowning in mediocrity.” The 87-year-old Gladiator legend isn’t wrong — CGI’s up, originality’s down, and too many films feel like reheated leftovers. Time for a Hollywood reboot — or maybe an East Coast sequel: NYwood.

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The Stock Market Is Expensive — and Goldman Sachs’ CEO Predicts a “bAIr” Market Ahead

Brace yourself for the bAIr 🐻—that’s a bear market powered by Artificial Intelligence hype. Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon and Morgan Stanley’s strategists both see a market “drawdown” ahead as AI mania cools and fundamentals catch up. With valuations sky-high (Shiller PE > 40!), free cash flow thinning, and speculation soaring, the next 12–24 months could turn from irrational exuberance to rational panic. Still, there’s opportunity—if you can separate the real AIs from the vaporware.

👉 Think of this as financial Darwinism: some techs will evolve; others will de-list.

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AI Can Help the Environment. Call It the AInvironment

AI isn’t just about writing poems or trading stocks—it’s also about saving the planet. From smarter grids to eco-friendly farming, here’s why the AInvironment may be our best bet yet.

 

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Surprise: Switzerland, Sweden, and the United States lead the Top-10 Global Innovation Index

Switzerland, Sweden, and the USA dominate the Global Innovation Index 2025. China climbs into the Top 10, while big players like Germany and Japan miss the cut. Surprising trends, small-country powerhouses, and the future of global innovation revealed.

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Created AI? Congrats… Now Get L-AI-d Off!

From coding jobs to cashiers, AI is marching in — and no one's job is safe, not even the ones that made AI possible. So... build AI, then get replaced by it? Oh, the irony.

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Moving (or Not Moving) to Copenhagen: That Is the Question

As the U.S. sweats through 96°F heatwaves and subway breakdowns, Copenhagen quietly claims the crown as 2025’s most livable city. With royal palaces, smørrebrød, modern art, and temps that won’t fry your face, the Danish capital might just be calling. Or at least teasing.

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Today Is Nearly the End of the World — Not.

Plane crashes, geopolitical mayhem, floods, and... David Beckham gets knighted? 🌍🚨 We connect the dots (or at least poke them) in this satirical look at the world as it maybe-nearly-ends. 🎭💣

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So There Was a Miracle in Seat 11A: Should You Book It Just in Case?

After a deadly plane crash in Ahmedabad, one man — seated in 11A — walked away. Is there really a "safe seat" on a plane? Or was it just luck and a seatbelt?

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Stock Opinions: Take Stock—But Don’t Run the Clock!

Everyone thought Palantir was overpriced. Then it pulled a Netflix-Tesla-Amazon combo and skyrocketed. Here's why stock opinions matter—just not too much—and how to take them with a grain of salt (and maybe a martini).

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