The UK and South Korea have just signed a new trade agreement. This deal aims to keep things smooth for businesses on both sides. It's expected to create jobs and bring in more money for the UK. But will it really make a big difference? The deal covers almost everything. About 98% of goods and serv
The entertainment world is in shock after the tragic news of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele's untimely deaths. The couple was found stabbed in their Brentwood home, sending waves of grief through Hollywood and beyond. Rob Reiner, 78, was a celebrated director known for his iconic films like "The P
A new entertainment area is coming to Oklahoma City. It will have a soccer stadium and more. The project is getting big money from some well-known names. Nick Gross, son of famous investor Bill Gross, is part of it. He is not the only one putting money in. NBA star Russell Westbrook is also involved
True Religion, a denim brand that was huge in the 2000s, is now putting a lot of effort into winning over women shoppers. The brand's marketing chief, Kristen D’Arcy, points out that women have a lot of buying power and are often very loyal to brands they love. Right now, women make up about 29% of
Austin Butler's latest film, "Caught Stealing, " is a wild ride that's worth checking out on Netflix. The movie follows Hank Thompson, a guy who gets caught up in a criminal mess after babysitting his neighbor's cat. It's not your typical heist movie, but it's packed with action and a star-studded c
Google's Weather app on Wear OS has hit a snag. It's not just a small glitch. It's a full-on malfunction. The app shows a "Loading. . . " screen. Then it fails. It says, "Can't download weather data. " Users are stuck in a loop. They can't see forecasts. The issue is widespread. It affects all Wear
The U. S. is making big moves to boost its tech scene. The government is planning to hire 1, 000 specialists for a new "Tech Force" to work on AI and finance projects. This is a big deal because the U. S. has been falling behind in tech and shipbuilding since World War II. But now, companies from ot
Schools are trying hard to make students feel safe and happy. But new research shows that this might not be working for everyone. In fact, it could be making things worse for some kids. The study looked at over a million students in California. It found that students who are bullied because of who
Apple and Google recently had to quickly fix some hidden security problems. These issues were already being used by hackers in real-world attacks. Both companies said these attacks were quite advanced. Apple sent out updates for iPhones, iPads, and Macs. They fixed two problems in their WebKit soft
Parents of kids with disruptive behavior disorders often feel lost. They struggle to manage outbursts. But what if technology could lend a hand? Researchers have been exploring this idea. They want to know if digital tools can help. Specifically, tools that give real-time feedback. These tools coul
