Entertainment news spans celebrity legal battles, AI innovation concerns, music industry challenges, and cultural moments from late-night comedy to sports fans.

Elon Musk faces off against Sam Altman in a high-profile lawsuit over OpenAI's founding mission, with Musk claiming fraud while OpenAI accuses him of being motivated by jealousy and squeezing the company for unfair terms.

African music industry leaders convene to debate AI's impact, emphasizing that artificial intelligence cannot replace authentic talent while acknowledging both opportunities and risks the technology presents for musicians.

Jimmy Kimmel faces FCC scrutiny after his Melania Trump joke prompted the Trump administration to order a review of ABC's broadcasting licenses, raising concerns about press freedom and government pressure on media.

Roger Sweet, the creator of the He-Man action figure for Mattel, dies at 91; his design helped define the Masters of the Universe franchise and 1980s masculinity in popular culture.

AI jailbreakers work to expose security vulnerabilities in large language models by tricking them into breaking their rules, a role that can take a significant emotional toll on these cybersecurity professionals.

Zine creators resist AI influence in their work, arguing that the handmade, scrappy nature of self-published booklets is fundamentally incompatible with artificial intelligence creation methods.

Thousands of US hockey fans in Buffalo sing the Canadian national anthem when a microphone cuts out, showing solidarity and creating a moment of unity between neighboring countries amid current tensions.

Arab digital creators produce edgy comedic content on social media to cope with ongoing Middle East conflicts, using gallows humor to process and bring levity to the pain of war.

Apple moves to close its first unionized store in Towson, Maryland, with workers accusing the tech giant of a cynical union-busting attempt following their successful organizing drive.

Taylor Swift seeks trademark protection for her likeness as researchers expose scammers using AI-manipulated deepfake footage of celebrity interviews to trick social media users into sharing personal data.