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Drew Barrymore recently took a nostalgic trip down memory lane, shedding light on the original, darker ending of the beloved 2004 romantic comedy 50 First Dates. On a recent episode of her daytime talk show, the 49-year-old actress, who starred as Lucy Whitmore opposite Adam Sandler’s Henry Roth, shared

When Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson joined forces for the 2009 romantic comedy Bride Wars, they became the subjects of persistent gossip about an alleged feud that allegedly erupted on set. The rumors, fueled by tabloids and fan speculation, suggested that a physical altercation between the two actresses left Hathaway

The investigation into Matthew Perry’s death has revealed startling details, including a sprawling ketamine distribution network, alleged cover-ups, and connections to another fatal overdose. The actor, known for his role as Chandler Bing on *Friends*, was found dead in his Los Angeles home last October, initially thought to be

Dell Technologies’ stock surged 25% over the past week, continuing its climb with a 7% increase on Thursday. This uptick is fueled by analysts’ positive outlook on the company’s potential to benefit from the growing artificial intelligence (AI) sector. Currently, more than three-quarters of analysts tracked by Visible Alpha

California is teaming up with Nvidia to launch a major AI training initiative aimed at preparing its workforce for the rapidly evolving technology landscape. Under this partnership, 100,000 Californians—including students, college faculty, developers, and data scientists—will gain access to comprehensive AI training, including workshops, labs, and certification

Biden Administration Reveals New Prices for Top 10 Drugs in Medicare Negotiations The Biden administration is set to announce the negotiated prices for the first 10 prescription drugs under a groundbreaking Medicare initiative. This move, designed to reduce medication costs for older Americans, is expected to save Medicare approximately $6

Columbia University President Minouche Shafik is resigning from her position, effective immediately, following months of intense protests and criticism over her handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict on campus. Shafik, an experienced economist and former leader at the World Bank and IMF, announced her decision in a letter to the Columbia