Tom Hanks has warned his fans about a video circulating online that uses artificial intelligence to falsely give the impression he is involved with a dental plan. AI and deepfake technology have the potential to revolutionize the creative industries, but Hanks is reminding his fans to be aware of the potential for misuse. He is set to be "de-aged" by an AI-fueled tool in the upcoming film "Here," which is becoming increasingly popular in the entertainment industry.
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Las Vegas Police have arrested Duane “Keffe D” Davis in connection with the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur, which has been a source of fascination for the public for 27 years. Davis has long been known to investigators and has admitted to being in the Cadillac where the gunfire erupted. It remains to be seen what charges Davis will face, and what further information the investigation will uncover.
Lizzo and her legal team have denied the allegations of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment brought forward in a lawsuit by three former dancers. The attorneys claim the dancers have sustained no injuries, and that Lizzo had "legitimate business reasons" for her alleged actions. Lizzo is committed to creating a safe and supportive workplace and protecting individuals from any kind of harassment, and the legal process will determine if the allegations are true.
Rapper Ice Spice has spoken out about Matty Healy's racist comments mocking her ethnicity and appearance on a podcast. Healy has yet to comment on the incident, but Ice Spice has said she wants to be judged on her work, not on the comments of someone else. The incident has sparked a larger conversation about racism in the music industry and the need for more respect between artists.
Police conducted a wellness check on Britney Spears after fans expressed concern over a video she posted on Instagram of herself dancing with knives. Spears later clarified that the knives were not real and that she was simply copying Shakira's MTV Video Music Awards performance. Fans should not be worried as these types of videos are a staple on Spears' Instagram feed.
Joie Henney of Jonestown, Pennsylvania, attempted to bring his emotional support alligator, WallyGator, to a Phillies game, but was denied entrance due to the team's policy on support animals. WallyGator has become a popular animal on social media, and Henney believes that he should be allowed to attend the game. Unfortunately, the Phillies' policy on support animals will not be changing anytime soon, and WallyGator was not allowed to enter the stadium.
Sir Michael Gambon, beloved British-Irish actor best known for his role as Professor Albus Dumbledore in the later Harry Potter movies, has passed away at the age of 82. His family issued a statement expressing their devastation at the loss and asking for privacy. Gambon's agent also paid tribute to him, calling him "one of the great actors of his generation" and a "brilliant actor and a wonderful man".
Taylor Swift's attendance at the Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday was met with great enthusiasm from the crowd, and has had a positive economic impact on the city. Chiefs star Travis Kelce opened up about Swift's attendance on his podcast, and business owners reported an increase in sales of merchandise featuring her and Kelce. Fans are excited to see what the future holds for the possible couple.