Elon Musk is officially the world’s first trillionaire. On Friday, SpaceX’s initial public offering, or IPO, shot up the valuation of the space exploration and AI company to an astronomical $1.77 trillion, the largest IPO and corporate valuation in history. Musk’s controlling share of the corporation’s stock pushed his already astronomical net worth of around
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While celebrities showing up courtside for NBA Finals aren’t anything new, a Knicks Finals game has a different kind of appeal — especially when it’s the team’s first NBA Finals appearance since 1999. As the New York Knicks face off with the San Antonio Spurs, the showdown has brought together fans and famous faces from across
This reporting was supported by the Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism. WHEN PUBERTY HIT KATERINA RINALDI in middle school, it hit hard, fast, and earlier than everyone else. Quickly, Rinaldi started gaining weight; her body started changing, too. As she puts it, “I had curves.” With those curves came attention, especially from guys.
Five years ago, I published a report in these pages titled “The Devil You Know.” It examined the wrongful convictions of two young men for the rape and murder of Josette Wright, a 12-year-old girl in Carmel, New York. In the fall of 1995, hunters stumbled on Josette’s bones in the woods near rural Carmel,
Hulk Hogan died of natural causes, according to a report by Florida police that officially closes the investigation into the wrestler’s death. Per a 72-page report released on Friday by the Clearwater Police Department that includes medical records, statements, and surveillance footage, “There has been no evidence to indicate the death of Terry Bollea was
Qween Jean, costume designer of Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, made history as the first openly trans person to win a Tony Award. Jean received the award for Best Costume Design of a Musical during the pre-show on Sunday night at Radio City Music Hall, which was hosted by Laura Benanti and Tituss Burgess. “This
On the morning of July 15, 1992, 24-year-old British mother Rachel Nickell and her two-year-old son Alex Hanscombe stood on the stoop of their home and waved goodbye to Rachel’s partner and Alex’s father, André Hanscombe. Rachel and Alex planned to spend the day going through their usual routine, playing inside before taking a long
This week is the centenary of Allen Ginsberg, the gay, Jewish, Buddhist, Socialist writer who for decades was America’s most public poet. He used his presence as both an outsider and a celebrity to challenge wars, capitalism, censorship, and the codified marginalization of the underserved in this country. He altered the literary canon by presenting
Bone Valley returns for Season Five with “The Devil’s Quarry,” an eight-part investigative true-crime series from longtime Rolling Stone contributing writer Paul Solotaroff. The new installment, which was selected for the 2026 Tribeca Festival, is slated to release on June 10. Solotaroff’s five-year investigation into a hunter’s discovery of the bones of a 12-year-old girl
In a new Dateline special airing Friday, June 5, at 10 p.m. ET, the news program will dive deeper into the Mangione investigation As Luigi Mangione faces an upcoming criminal trial as the prime suspect in the murder of United Healthcare CEO’s Brian Thompson, a clear motive has yet to emerge as to why the
What began as slight trepidation among CBS News staffers when Bari Weiss was installed as editor-in-chief of the news organization last October has evolved into outright chaos in the wake of longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley’s unceremonious dismissal on Tuesday. It’s the latest crisis to engulf the newsroom months after Weiss overhauled the flagship
In the summer of 1978, Hoyt Richards visited Nantucket with his family. One of six children, the then 16-year-old loved the annual trip to the Massachusetts island, a paradise full of sparkling water, jet-skis, and endless sun. But when he was sitting on the beach with a friend, a man laid down his towel, sat
In today’s gaming landscape, players have a nearly bottomless buffet of choices for how to spend their time. Free-to-play and seasonal live-service platforms are everywhere, all competing for people’s attention and prolonged engagement by way of perpetual updates and shiny IP collabs to break through the noise. But for the better part of a decade,
A federal judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center board violated the law when it added President Donald Trump’s name to the performing arts venue and blocked the institution from temporarily closing its doors this summer to renovate. The law establishing the center “makes crystal clear that the Center is to be named for President
Greek-American actress, stand-up comedian, painter, and poet Despina Mirou has added another international achievement to her growing career, earning 28th place worldwide in Johnny Depp’s global art competition, “The People’s Artist.” The highly visible competition attracted thousands of artists from around the world and was presented in partnership with The Art of Elysium and Colossal
I t was supposed to be a sweet moment between a basketball star and her young fan. And it was, it absolutely was — that is, until certain men on the internet saw it, and ruined everything. What happened next was a chain reaction: an internet cesspool of hateful comments, a Midwestern T-shirt store coming
Since his inception nearly 75 years ago, British secret agent James Bond has proven to be unkillable. Not literally, of course, as the fictional hero’s on-screen death was seen in the swan song send-off for actor Daniel Craig’s era in 2021’s No Time to Die. But as a concept, the man codenamed 007 is immortal,
To the surprise of everyone, most of all maybe themselves, historians Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland have become the Jagger and Richards of the nerd podcasting world. Their show, The Rest Is History, was Apple’s Show of the Year in 2025, and boasts over 20 millions streams a month. There’s a Rest Is History club,
Suzanne Swierc, the former director of Health Promotion and Advocacy at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, has been awarded $225,000 in a settlement connected to her firing over social media remarks about Charlie Kirk following the right-wing figure’s assassination. “Suzanne was speaking as a private citizen on a matter of public concern when Ball
Donald Trump’s supporters have been nothing if not loyal to their leader. For the past decade, MAGA has stood by their man through 34 felony convictions, endless hate-filled rhetoric, the killings of innocent Americans, and potential war crimes, all while blatantly disregarding the Constitution and constantly lying. MAGA’s fanatical devotion to the president has prompted
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