OPINION

Over 170 Jewish cultural figures support Mark Ruffalo against antisemitism claims after he criticised Oracle's ties to the Israeli military amid Paramount's merger bid.

Operation Bluebird launches Twitter.now, reviving the iconic Twitter brand and challenging X's trademark rights. The new platform aims to attract former users with familiar branding and nostalgia.

Olivia Rodrigo's surprise single 'Serena Joy' critiques complicity and supports reproductive rights, drawing inspiration from Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale'. Proceeds benefit multiple reproductive health organisations.

Ariana Grande's 'Petal' music video, featuring graphic violence, is critiqued by Allie Beth Stuckey for its portrayal of celebrity culture and spiritual themes, sparking debate on its artistic intent.

BTS members RM and J-Hope face criticism after attending a Chris Brown concert, leading to speculation about unfollows from Zara Larsson and Megan Thee Stallion. The incident highlights celebrity accountability.

Natalie Portman is reportedly 'annoyed' by Rachel Cusk's novel 'Life of M', which allegedly mirrors her life. The controversy raises questions about artistic inspiration versus real-life imitation.

Elon Musk reignites controversy by claiming Hasan Piker's comments on destroying the white race were serious, despite Piker's defence of satire. The debate highlights ongoing issues with online moderation.

Viral videos claim Coca-Cola's custom-can tool favours Satan over Jesus, sparking boycott calls. However, past fact-checks show the tool blocks all religious content, casting doubt on these allegations.

Ariana Grande's new song 'Petal' has sparked online debate, with a podcaster suggesting a lyric implies a 'veiled suicide threat.' The claim has intensified discussions about Grande's public image.

An Oxford demographer's proposal to tax childless individuals to boost birth rates has sparked backlash, with critics arguing it undermines bodily autonomy and fails to address childcare costs.

Neon's livestream with Chromazz ended abruptly after a heated debate over his Muslim faith, sparking viral social media reactions and discussions about religious stereotypes.

British filmmaker Justin Hardy, known for completing 'Wrath of the Gods', the final chapter in 'The Wicker Man' trilogy, has died aged 61, weeks before the film's premiere.

Nigel Farage has called for FIFA president Gianni Infantino to resign, backing UEFA in a fresh row over football governance and World Cup plans.

Kevin Baillie, a former Netflix executive, is suing the company for wrongful dismissal after disclosing his ketamine treatment for depression during a trust-building exercise, alleging it led to his termination.

Michael Burry spotlights research warning that losses tied to private credit at life insurers could ultimately flow through state guaranty systems.

Warren Buffett ends his association with the Gates Foundation, citing Bill Gates's ties with Jeffrey Epstein as 'distasteful' and entrusting his philanthropic legacy to his children.

Rachel Burden leaves BBC Breakfast after 11 years, as the broadcaster implements cost-cutting measures affecting several programmes, including the end of the Sunday edition.

Meta's covert operation using contractors to test AI safety by posing as minors raises ethical concerns, highlighting Silicon Valley's competitive tactics in the AI arms race.

The 'Passport Bros' movement sees Western men seeking traditional relationships abroad, driven by dissatisfaction with local dating norms and economic factors.