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EA Sports FC is using an AI replica of commentator Guy Mowbray’s voice to handle some commentary lines with Mowbray’s permission. EA says AI supports development and that commentary remains a collaboration, not a replacement, with lines tailored to on-field context and multiple tones. It’s unclear whether other commentators are covered, and the move taps into broader debates about AI in voice work.
As the United States turns 250, experts argue the American Dream is slipping from reach: median wages have stagnated since the 1970s, costs for housing, health care, and education have surged, and younger generations are expected to earn less than their parents on average. Upward mobility has slowed, and satisfaction with personal freedom has declined, suggesting the dream is losing its hold and may need a renewed public commitment to keep it alive for future generations.
Jennifer Lawrence delivers a remarkable and vulnerable performance in 'Die My Love,' elevating a slow-burning, tumultuous film about postpartum depression and maternal chaos, despite its narrative flaws. Her portrayal of Grace, a woman on the edge, is a powerful testament to her talent, anchoring the film's emotional intensity amid its excesses.
The article discusses Yorgos Lanthimos' film 'Bugonia,' emphasizing the importance of genuine listening over militant activism, and explores how radical acts often fail to create real change, highlighting the need for balance between speaking out and truly hearing one another.
The article discusses the Trump administration's recent military actions in Latin America, including the deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Caribbean and targeted strikes against alleged drug smuggling vessels, which are criticized as illegal and potentially escalatory, with concerns over the use of terminology like 'terrorist' and the legality of extrajudicial killings.
Netflix's documentary 'The Perfect Neighbor' highlights a tragic incident involving police footage and the suffering of children, raising concerns about the exploitation of trauma and the ethical boundaries of true crime storytelling.
The article critiques the series 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family,' highlighting how it exposes the corrupt and privileged world of the Murdaugh family, with a focus on Maggie Murdaugh's complicity and societal conditioning that enables such toxic dynasties, ultimately reflecting on the broader implications of power and impunity in America.
The article criticizes MAGA's reaction to the announcement of an alternative Super Bowl halftime show by Turning Point USA, highlighting their racist and out-of-touch responses to Bad Bunny's inclusion in the real halftime show, and discusses how the far-right's efforts to control culture are failing due to their resistance to diversity and change.
The article criticizes Donald Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly, describing it as coarse, absurdist theater that reflects his unrestrained power and unilateralist foreign policy, and highlights the negative perception of America and its leadership on the global stage.
The article argues that the United States is experiencing an accelerating authoritarian shift, exemplified by the suppression of dissent and control over media, with Jimmy Kimmel's suspension serving as a test case for broader efforts to undermine democratic institutions and free speech.
The article reviews WWE SmackDown 9/12/2025, criticizing the forced humor involving Brock Lesnar, praising Sami Zayn's open challenge, lamenting NXT commentary, analyzing the women's title match, and expressing disappointment in the Women's US title storyline, while celebrating Cody Rhodes's return as WWE Champion.
The article discusses how Donald Trump, now largely isolated on the global stage, is facing the limits of his influence as autocratic leaders like Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin strengthen alliances, while Trump's approach weakens traditional U.S. global leadership and democratic institutions.
The article is a satirical commentary criticizing Donald Trump's actions and rhetoric as president, highlighting his claims of unchecked power, his handling of national issues, and his influence on American politics and institutions, all while mocking his self-perception and the political climate.
The article argues that the two-state solution for Israel and Palestine is no longer feasible due to ongoing conflicts, settlement expansion, and political realities, suggesting that alternative visions like a one-state democratic solution should be explored despite their unlikelihood in the current climate.
A retired U.S. Air Force officer laments the decline of American moral authority, criticizing the country's militarism, imperial pursuits, and political leadership, and calls for citizens to reclaim their ideals and resist further escalation of wars, especially with China.