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At the premiere of his new film 'Balls Up,' Mark Wahlberg said being the child of a celebrity can carry "a lot of baggage," and he tries to stay connected and be a normal dad when he is not acting.

At two Silicon Valley events, executives and engineers said AI agents can automate office work but the underlying systems remain fragile; speakers warned that routing too much through large language models can waste tokens and raise inference costs.

Boston officials said no city funds were used for a program that advertised up to $500 in wellness allowances for LGBTQ migrants, and that OUTnewcomers received a separate $7,500 mini‑grant not designated for the voucher program.

A CNN report finds many women are using cannabis to manage symptoms that conventional treatments did not resolve, and researchers and small businesses—especially in places like Oklahoma—are developing women-focused products while science and policy continue to evolve.

The sequel reunites Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep and is being promoted closely with Vogue through covers, events and branded merchandise.

Massachusetts dispensaries are preparing for an influx of World Cup visitors to Greater Boston this summer, where recreational cannabis is legal for adults 21 and older; local officials and shop owners say outlets near transit and tourist sites expect more first-time buyers and will emphasize consumer education.

The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) has produced the largest high-resolution three-dimensional map of the universe, cataloguing over 47 million galaxies and more than 20 million Milky Way stars from a five-year survey.

The author reports waking at 3 a.m. for weeks and found three relaxation techniques—cognitive shuffling, slow breathing, and using a sleep mask with earplugs—that helped them fall back asleep in minutes.