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Brigitte Bardot, sex symbol then animal activist, dies at 91
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Gregory Viscusi
and
Bloomberg
December 29, 2025
Success
The books, TV series, and podcasts CEOs are tuning into this holiday season to unwind and elevate their careers in 2026
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Emma Burleigh
December 26, 2025
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Emma Burleigh
December 24, 2025
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Molly Liebergall
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Morning Brew
December 22, 2025
AI
Mark Cuban says AI allows ‘creators to become exponentially more creative,’ but his advice didn’t land well with people working in the industry
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Sydney Lake
December 22, 2025
Arts & Entertainment
James Cameron’s third ‘Avatar’ movie has big opening, but the weeks that follow could determine if parts 4 and 5 are ever made
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Jake Coyle
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The Associated Press
December 21, 2025
AI
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Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
December 20, 2025
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Her two Gen Z children have starred in her films, but Oscar award-winning actress Kate Winslet says nepo baby allegations are ‘silly’
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Emma Burleigh
December 18, 2025
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James Cameron is now a billionaire. The boomer college dropout worked odd jobs like truck driving before making his big break with films like Avatar
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Preston Fore
December 17, 2025
Arts & Entertainment
Jim Carrey nearly quit ‘Grinch’ and offered to return his $20 million paycheck. Then the founder of SEAL Team Six came to the rescue
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Nino Paoli
December 16, 2025
Arts & Entertainment
Connecticut cashes in on Hallmark Movie status to drive kitschy Christmas tourism boom
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Susan Haigh
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The Associated Press
December 14, 2025
AI
Actress Natasha Lyonne dropped out of NYU and watched movies instead. Now, she’s helping to shape the future of AI
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Amanda Gerut
December 10, 2025
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Former Amazon Studios boss warns the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal will make Hollywood ‘a system that circles a single sun’
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Jason Ma
December 6, 2025
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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos credits a video store job for launching his career—and cherishes this lesson from Tony Bennett
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Jason Ma
December 5, 2025
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This millennial home designer spent 9 months building a replica of ‘The Holiday’ cottage—now it’s renting fast at $499 a night
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Emma Burleigh
November 28, 2025
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