Android users across the U.S. are about to get a major safety upgrade with a new feature rolling out to emergency platforms that will allow 911 responders to access a live video feed straight from a caller’s phone during critical moments. According to The Verge, if someone calls 911 for a medical emergency, responders will be able to tap into the live feed to guide the caller until help arrives.
Jeffrey Schweitzer leads amazon’s global disaster response operations and gave an inside look into how the company mobilizes its technology, logistics, and human networks to meet moments of crisis.
Kikuo Johnson's New Yorker cover sparks debate on family, tech, and modern connection. The park scene, featuring a mother on a video call, prompts reflection on digital integration in daily life, parenting, and universal connection.
AOL is ending its dial-up internet service on September 30, 2025. This marks the end of an era for many who remember the iconic dial-up sound and slower internet speeds. The company has confirmed the discontinuation of the service.
Lauryn Hill is reportedly facing new IRS issues, owing a massive six-figure sum in back taxes. Read about the legendary singer's financial woes and what her team says.
Zendaya shut it DOWN wearing Whitney Houston's iconic white gown—pure fashion history on that blue backdrop. Everyone was runway realness from every angle: regal capes, gold floral accents, power shoulders, velvet drama. Black excellence dripping in
Lord Sear -- a legendary DJ in the world of hip hop who worked closely with Eminem on his radio channel, Shade 45 -- has died. Eminem honored Sear's death in a social media post: "SEAR WAS MORE THAN A VOICE ON THE RADIO – HE WAS A FORCE, A FRIEND, AND FAMILY TO SO MANY OF US!" Sear was 53.
Ray J claims Kim and Kris are “completely lying about everything” regarding their alleged involvement in the release of the infamous tape that helped launch Kim into global fame. The singer says he personally sat in a room with Kim, Kris, and executives from Vivid Entertainment to negotiate a deal surrounding the footage, and he alleges both he and Kim were paid $400,000 each for three separate tapes.
In a resurfaced 2025 GQ clip, Tyshawn Jones reveals he earned $83,333 a month from Supreme from 2012–2024—until a Marc Jacobs shoot allegedly got him dropped. Now he’s suing for $26.25M while thriving with Louis Vuitton and Adidas.
