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Apple Inc. Working to Address Complaints of iPhones Becoming Uncomfortably Hot with iOS17 Update

Apple has announced an update to the iOS17 system to address complaints of its recently released iPhone 15 lineup becoming uncomfortably hot. The company is blaming a software bug and other issues tied to popular apps such as Instagram and Uber for the issue, and is working with app developers to make changes to prevent the phones from overheating. An update to the operating system is expected to be released soon to fix the glitch.

Tom Hanks Warns Fans About AI-Generated Video Falsely Promoting Dental Plan

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.

Police Respond to Fan Concerns After Britney Spears Posts Video of Herself Dancing with Knives on Instagram

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.

Pennsylvania Man Denied Entrance to Phillies Game with His Emotional Support Alligator, WallyGator

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.

Grammy Award-winning Singer Usher to Headline Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show in February 2021

Grammy Award-winning singer Usher is set to headline the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show in February 2021. Reality star Kim Kardashian broke the news in a sketch featuring Usher's "Confessions, Pt. II" music video, with Usher expressing his excitement for the opportunity. Fans of Usher are sure to be excited for the performance, which is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Halle Berry Speaks Out Against Drake For Using Her Photo Without Permission

Halle Berry has spoken out against rapper Drake for using a photo of her without her permission as the cover art for his new single. She posted a message on Instagram expressing her displeasure and explaining that Drake had asked for permission but she had declined. Fans have been supportive of her stance, applauding her for standing up for her rights and setting a good example for other artists.

Drew Barrymore Halts Premiere of Talk Show Amid Hollywood Writers Strike Following Backlash

Drew Barrymore has announced that her talk show will not be returning due to backlash from her decision to resume production amid the Hollywood writers strike. Rosie O'Donnell shared an essay from Elizabeth Grey on her Instagram page which suggested Barrymore should stop asking audiences to cross the picket line. CBS Media Ventures voiced their support for Barrymore's decision to reverse course and respect the strike.

Drew Barrymore Apologizes After Resuming Production on “The Drew Barrymore Show” Amid Ongoing Writers Strike

Drew Barrymore has recently come under fire for resuming production on her show "The Drew Barrymore Show" without her writers, despite initially expressing solidarity with the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike for better pay and regulations for artificial intelligence on-screen. In a tearful apology, Barrymore admitted that her decision was difficult, and expressed her hope that the situation will be resolved soon. The strike has been ongoing for over five months, and the WGA has yet to reach an agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).