Culture

Artist, impresario, couturier: V&A stages Schiaparelli retrospective

The V&A is mounting the UK’s first major retrospective devoted to Elsa Schiaparelli, assembling around 400 objects alongside paintings, sculpture and furniture. The exhibition aims to reposition the Italian designer as artist and impresario as well as couturier, showcasing surreal collaborations such as the skeleton dress and

Culture

How to find and use Rainbow and Silver Feathers in Pokémon Pokopia

Rainbow Feathers and Silver Feathers fall randomly from the sky when Ho‑oh or Lugia fly over. You can often hear them squawking as they pass, and the feathers are easy to spot: the Rainbow Feather leaves a pillar of smoke, while the Silver Feather creates a thin tornado pointing

Business

Nintendo sues US government over 'illegally collected' tariffs

Nintendo is suing the US government over duty fees it calls "illegally collected." In a lawsuit obtained and shared by Aftermath, the company says US President Donald Trump’s "unlawful imposition of tariffs" under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) caused it to have "

Tech

Buy the Google Pixel 10a and get a free $100 Amazon gift card or Pixel Buds 2a

Right now on Amazon, ordering either the 128GB or 256GB Google Pixel 10a lets you choose a free $100 Amazon gift card or a pair of Pixel Buds 2a. The Pixel 10a packs several premium features for an entry-level phone: a battery that delivers over 30 hours of use and,

Culture

Hell Let Loose dev says GTA 6 team must be 'quaking' over expectations

Craig Clark, a developer on Hell Let Loose, warned that soaring excitement for Grand Theft Auto 6 could become a burden for Rockstar. "The more excited people get, the more you get worried," he said, imagining fans hoping for extreme levels of everyday detail — even "realistic bin

Culture

12 K-Dramas About K-Pop Idols to Watch Next

Korean pop and K-drama have become closely intertwined, with many series putting idols at the center of their stories. Some shows follow characters who dream of becoming idols, others depict life beside famous singers, and a few explore romances that begin under the glare of stardom. This blend of music,

Culture

Paranormal Activity Reboot Promises a Fan-Focused Return

Filmmaker Ian Tuason, who is set to direct the next Paranormal Activity film, says his take is being built with the franchise’s core audience in mind. In an interview with MovieWeb, Tuason said, "I really did write this thing for the fans, the Paranormal Activity fans." The

AI

Anthropic’s Claude found 22 Firefox vulnerabilities in two weeks

In a security partnership with Mozilla, Anthropic found 22 separate vulnerabilities in Firefox, 14 of them classified as high-severity. Most of the bugs were fixed in Firefox 148, released this February, while a few fixes will wait for the next release. The team used Claude Opus 4.6 over two

Sports

Pochettino: 75 to 80 players believe they can make USMNT World Cup roster

Mauricio Pochettino says between 75 and 80 players believe they can make the U.S. Men’s National Team’s World Cup roster. One of his main priorities has been building out and empowering the player pool, not just the top players, and he believes that has made the competition

Crypto

Kazakhstan’s Central Bank quietly joins the Crypto reserve club

Kazakhstan’s central bank will reallocate up to $350 million from its gold and foreign‑exchange reserves into crypto‑linked assets, beginning around April–May. Rather than buying Bitcoin directly, the National Bank plans to invest through funds, index products and equities tied to digital‑asset infrastructure, gaining indirect exposure

Culture

Harry Styles takes Hollywood's favorite T-shirt for a spin in his 'American Girls' video

Harry Styles layered two of Leset's bestselling Margo Tees in his new "American Girls" music video. While arriving to set at the start of the clip, he wears the brand’s bright blue T-shirt layered atop a white one, paired with light-wash jeans, sneakers and an

Politics

Pokémon Company objects to Trump administration's use of its imagery

The Pokémon Company International has criticised the Trump administration's use of its characters and imagery in political meme posts. The latest example was a still image from the newly released Pokopia that was altered to feature the slogan "Make America Great Again", with series mascot Pikachu

Science

Canadian Robotic Arm Releases Japan's Spacecraft for Departure

At 12 p.m. EST, JAXA’s (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s) HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft was released from the International Space Station’s Canadarm2 robotic arm, which earlier detached it from the Earth-facing port of the orbiting laboratory’s Harmony module. At the time of release, the station was flying

Culture

Pokémon Pokopia deepens Cubone’s tragic backstory

I'm still very early into Pokémon Pokopia, but reading fan reactions and uncovering the big lore reveals has already made one thing clear: the game feels especially sad when you zoom out. Some of that melancholy comes from its darker premise, and some from Game Freak and Omega

Business

Quiz: Could you do a better job than McDonald's CEO?

You're not the McDonald's CEO, but you can test your skill with our quiz! The McDonald's CEO is getting roasted for an awkward taste test of the new "Big Arch" burger. An Instagram video he posted, where he takes a bite of

Culture

Marvel Rivals addresses 'incentivised throwing' bounty system

Third-party websites began offering bounties on players' heads, a practice known as incentivised throwing where people are paid to deliberately lose matches and claim rewards. Those sites reportedly started as a way to target griefers and match‑throwers but instead produced a surge of throwers, many of whom targeted

Crypto

Aave Rift, Bitcoin Rebound and ETF Inflows Dominate Crypto Week

Bitcoin and the leading cryptocurrencies staged a recovery this week after initial shockwaves from the US–Israel conflict with Iran. Bitcoin fell to $63,245 on Sunday before briefly recovering to $73,000 on Thursday, aided by renewed demand from US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which logged $1.1 billion

Culture

Marathon’s alien enemies could get very weird

Marathon initially looks like a straightforward sci-fi extraction shooter: you play a cybernetic Runner scouring the ruins of a Tau Ceti IV colony, competing with other teams to collect loot and fight UESC security robots before exfiltrating. That loop works on its own, but elements from the original 1990s Marathon

Culture

3 new-to-Prime Video shows to binge this weekend

Prime Video has three new shows and seasons to binge this weekend: Young Sherlock, Cross season 2 and the final season of Outlander. Guy Ritchie returns to Sherlock lore with Young Sherlock, though it is not a prequel to his Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law films. The series follows

Tech

Marathon Sells $15 Cosmetic Packs on Day One

PlayStation's new live-service shooter Marathon launched today. Bungie developed the $40 sci‑fi extraction game, and in the author's first hour after servers went live there were no queues or disconnects; the main menu now includes a store. The store lists about a dozen weapon camos,

Culture

The 30 Greatest Actors of Our Time

Cinema has evolved from the silent era through the Golden Age into a new generation of filmmaking, shaped by technological advances and lessons learned from the past. The Golden Age introduced Clark Gable, Orson Welles and Katharine Hepburn; today’s screen is filled with performers who have either cemented their

Culture

25 Years Later, Ridley Scott’s $92M War Epic Is Still an Undisputed Classic

Ridley Scott is best known for some of the greatest sci‑fi films, but he has long worked across genres. In recent years he made the big-budget legal drama House of Gucci and the war epic Napoleon, the latter drawing criticism from historians and critics for numerous historical inaccuracies. He

World

Peru held responsible for mother's death in forced sterilisation

The inter-American court of human rights condemned Peru over the death of Celia Ramos, who was 34 when she died in 1997 after undergoing sterilisation “under coercion”. The ruling is the first on Peru’s forced sterilisation programme, which operated between 1996 and 2000 and targeted poor, rural and Indigenous

Sports

Daniel Farke insists Leeds will avoid Premier League relegation

Daniel Farke has defended his side's Premier League credentials, saying he is calm despite recent narrow defeats to Manchester City and Sunderland. He described the Sunderland loss as "the first disappointing night at Elland Road in months", noting Leeds had 72 per cent possession, a clear

Culture

Cultural differences I experience as an American married to French man

I'm an American who fell in love with a Frenchman while living in Berlin. The start of our relationship was a breeze, but the longer we went on the harder it became to pretend we hadn't had upbringings in countries thousands of miles apart. We'