Media & Entertainment

The UK's fitness landscape is being reshaped. New data reveals a surge in niche sports like Pilates and a boom in independent fitness entrepreneurs.

Marshall University faces a Title IX lawsuit after cutting its women's swim team, which athletes say widens a pre-existing gender equity gap.

Jimmy Hutcheson brings his media revival expertise from SPIN Magazine to the Playing For Change Foundation, aiming to boost its global youth arts programs.

A new survey finds 71% of couples who try consensual non-monogamy report stronger bonds. Is this a paradox or the future of modern relationships?

The iconic watchmaker and legendary fashion designer unite for a new collection, blending sustainable tech with high fashion to capture a booming market.

A Texas hospital settled with an employee denied a religious exemption for a flu shot, highlighting a growing legal war over individual rights and public health.

A new study reveals women in advertising lose up to $271,829 over their careers, exposing a gap between the industry's values and its payroll.

A new documentary narrated by Jacqueline Bisset finally tells the story of the trailblazing women pilots of WWII who were forgotten by history.

Eightpoint's updated NewsNow Home app promises to deliver calm, hyperlocal news. But user experience issues reveal a deep disconnect from its lofty vision.

HuffPost is the first major US news site to launch a section for disability stories, aiming to move beyond stereotypes and serve a long-ignored audience.

LAFC is redefining fan engagement, partnering with IPX to bring global icon BROWN to MLS in a season-long fusion of sports, culture, and entertainment.

As Thames Water faces collapse, a new investigative podcast brings together key experts to dissect the systemic failures behind England's polluted rivers.

The 40th Qinhuai Lantern Festival blends ancient art with modern tech, attracting global youth and illuminating Nanjing's role as a cultural powerhouse.

Philadelphia hosts a unique 12-hour Sebring celebration, blending live historic racing with the real-time Florida event for America's 250th anniversary.

SXSW debuts its first Filmmakers Jacket, a plastic-free, plant-based creation by UNLESS, signaling a major shift in sustainable event merchandise.

Raleigh's Levitate lands $16M to expand its AI platform, betting that technology can enhance, not replace, the human element in business relationships.

A new partnership sees Veritone's AI unlock The Washington Post's video vault, aiming to monetize history while protecting journalistic integrity.

The Royal Ballet School is re-establishing its elite training in the North East, partnering with Dance City to nurture the next generation of dancers.

A stark economic divide will continue through 2026 before Fed rate cuts and key adjustments pave the way for more balanced growth, a new forecast reveals.

The U.S. services sector boomed in February, hitting its highest growth in years, but a split economy reveals both soaring industries and struggling sectors.