As Serpentine launches a new R&D fellowship exploring AI’s impact on cultural production, its artistic director argues creatives must be given a say in the tech that will transform their industries.
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Heirlome, Aisling Camps, and 6397 are all putting on their first shows this season. Here’s why — and how.
Jimmy Fallon mocked Donald Trump for dismissing concerns about AI while calling the president’s intelligence into question. During Monday’s monologue for “The Tonight Show,” Fallon called out Trump for claiming on Truth Social that the only guardrails AI needs is a “strong and smart (High IQ!) president.” “Well, I feel better,” Fallon sarcastically quipped. “Trump was like, ‘I’d like to see ChatGPT pick out a zebra on a cognitive test. I don’t think so, buddy.’” He added: “We’re relying on Trump to beat AI?! I don’t think Trump can beat Wordle. You know what I’m saying? Trump’s handling it, which…
There was no curse on Widow’s Bay at the 2026 Emmys. Already an eight-time winner heading into the main ceremony hosted by Mariska Hargitay from L.A. Live’s Peacock Theater on Sept. 14, the Apple…
As Prada unveils its new eight-floor complex in Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Luke Leitch unpacks the company’s strategy for the space with Prada Group CMO Lorenzo Bertelli.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards may have included Meg Stalter painted gold on the red carpet, a cameo from Taylor Swift, and moving tributes to the legends we lost this past year, but the winners were front and center at tonight’s awards! Sally…
Sally Field will always love Dolly Parton. Several weeks after the country icon’s death from cancer at the age of 80, Field honored her Steel Magnolias costar in her first red carpet appearance…
In an awards show situation, fashion victim offenses are considered especially heinous. And while the dedicated entertainers posing outside the Peacock Theater at L.A. Live at the 2026 Emmys Sept….
It’s all about the momentum, and boy did “Widow’s Bay” have it. Katie Dippold’s horror-comedy series entered the Emmy race so late that its final three episodes weren’t even eligible for this year’s awards, but it didn’t even need a full season to dominate the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards and break the record for comedy-series wins. On paper, the Outstanding Comedy Series award looked like a real race between “Widow’s Bay,” which came into this year’s Emmys with 19 nominations, and the final season of “Hacks,” which set a new record for comedies with 24 noms. In fact, the running…