Author: Angela Yang

Artists say brands are embracing traditional art forms and making a point to show off the human labor behind their campaigns.

When the internet’s biggest fanfiction repository vanishes from reach, there’s one thing you can still count on: a network of fellow fans.

“Heat” director Michael Mann was hospitalized this weekend after an accidental gun discharge at a gun range in Los Angeles.

Martha Stewart on Sunday responded to backlash about her Halloween costume, saying she was “distressed” to learn that her outfit, which depicted a “hungry” homeless person, had caused offense.

The owners of Elvis Presley’s music have sued Anthropic for allegedly using his copyrighted lyrics without permission to train its AI models and generating infringing versions of his songs.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach said states “are not going to hold our breath” for federal legislation to keep AI companies in check.

For people looking for love online, a match with a scammer could cost them their life savings.

Clarkson blasted Art of Play, alleging it treated her like she “couldn’t afford” its merchandise. The store says the resulting backlash was “surreal.”

Rumpelstiltskin famously spun straw into gold.

The family of a road rage victim in Arizona used his likeness to create a posthumous AI video played at his killer’s sentencing last year.

Parents are using Jane Doe’s case to talk to their sons about resisting peer pressure and stepping in when something’s wrong, even if it means challenging their friends.

The “Life of a Showgirl” singer won the inaugural Artist Director Honors and video of the year awards Sunday.