Arts & Entertainment

How America’s Largest Carmakers Respond to Trump’s Auto Tariffs—For Now

Ford (F) dealership ” width=”970″ height=”665″ data-caption=’Ford is offering new consumer discounts in response to tariffs. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images</span>’> Fresh discounts, hiked prices and paused production are among the strategies that America’s largest carmakers are embracing in response to the Trump administration’s 25 percent tariffs on imported cars, which took effect

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OpenAI Eyes a Mysterious Startup Backed By Sam Altman and Former Apple Designer Jony Ive

OpenAI is reportedly mulling a deal to buy io Products, a hardware startup looking to make an A.I. device, for up to $500 million, The Information reported. io Products, which took shape about two years ago, involves several notable tech figures, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and former Apple (AAPL) designer Jony Ive. It has

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As Trump’s Tariffs Spark Global Trade Panic, Art Remains an Exception—at Least for Now

Donald Trump holds a large chart labeled “Reciprocal Tariffs” during a public address. The chart lists various countries alongside two columns showing “Tariffs Charged to the U.S.A.” and “U.S.A. Discounted Reciprocal Tariffs,” with noticeable differences between the figures. Trump’s hand rests on the top of the board, and he is speaking at a podium with

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Noah Davis’ Legacy Lives On in the Barbican’s Poignant Retrospective

It wasn’t the California wildfires that closed down the Underground Museum in Los Angeles; it was grief. In a heartbreaking announcement posted on the museum’s website this past January, the artist Karon Davis, Noah Davis’ wife, explained why her family closed the art space the couple founded in 2012. Her husband passed away from cancer

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How Marvel Masters Storytelling Across Movies, TV, Video Games and Books

In the 1950s, Walt Disney created a famous flywheel—where each business element drove value to another—that quickly became the decade-spanning strategic model for entertainment companies of all sizes. Today, in our fractured media ecosystem with rapidly changing audience behaviors and unprecedented competition for attention spans, we must delve one layer deeper. If content truly still

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Clooney Lights Up Broadway, but ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’ Flickers in the Footlights

George Clooney, stand in a line onstage at the Winter Garden Theatre during curtain call, dressed in period-appropriate costumes and formalwear, with a vintage CBS (PARA) television camera in the background.” width=”970″ height=”649″ data-caption=’George Clooney takes his bow alongside the cast of ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’ at the Winter Garden Theatre, where the film-turned-play

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The Best Mother’s Day Gifts for the Most Special Woman in Your Life

It’s always important to recognize moms for all that they do, but they deserve even more love and appreciation on Mother’s Day. Whether you’re looking for a luxury gift for your own mother, mother-in-law, grandmother or any of the new moms and mother figures in your life, look at Mother’s Day as the perfect opportunity to go

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