Canada joins Eurovision: Why does it want to be part of Europe’s biggest show? | DW News Canada is joining the Eurovision Song Contest, Europe's wildly popular song contest that mixes pop music, kitsch, glitter and national pride. The move has been championed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and comes at a time when Canada faces a difficult moment in its relationship with Washington, and Eurovision deals with a boycott over Israel’s participation. #Canada #joins #Eurovision #Why #does

Researchers let AI models run a simulated society. Claude was the safest—and Grok committed 180 crimes and went extinct within 4 days An AI startup ran five simulations, each controlled by a different model. The results varied wildly. #Researchers #let #models #run #simulated

Stephen Colbert Admits He Was "Wildly Attracted" to Michelle Williams | E! News Stephen Colbert spilled some surprising celebrity crush secrets during the Strike Force Five podcast reunion episode on May 13. The Late Show host joined Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and John Oliver to celebrate the show’s final season—and got candid about one A-lister who completely caught him off guard. #Stephen #Colbert #Admits #Was #Wildly

How a free tax filing system from the government went from 296,000 users to zero in just one year A wildly popular IRS pilot let hundreds of thousands file taxes for free. After two decades and $103 million in lobbying, H&R Block and Intuit helped convince Republicans and Trump to pull the plug. #How #free #tax #filing #system

Easy Roasted Carrots Tender, caramelized, and crisp at the edges—and wildly simple to make. #Easy #Roasted #Carrots

The oil market recently experienced one of its most chaotic days, leaving many traders and analysts reeling. Imagine witnessing prices swing wildly, impacting everything from global economies to your next trip to the gas station. On a single trading floor in London, professionals faced the daunting task of navigating these extreme fluctuations. As oil prices soared and plummeted in rapid succession, the pressure was on. This kind of volatility isn't just a number on paper; it has real consequences for households and businesses alike. From rising transportation costs to fluctuating energy bills, we all feel the ripple effects of such market instability. How do you think these sudden price shifts will impact consumer behavior in the coming months? Will we adapt to changing fuel prices, or will this drive a push for alternative energy sources? https://www.ft.com/content/6b0ada60-cb7d-47a9-878f-64138895e7ec #OilMarket #Trading #EconomicImpact #EnergyPrices

Are you ready to put your movie knowledge to the test? Tomorrow, two wildly different films hit the theaters—The Bride!, a spine-chilling sci-fi horror, and Hoppers, a hilarious sci-fi comedy. Which one will you be watching first? Get ready for a fun quiz to see how much you really know about these films! https://collider.com/movie-quiz-mar-5-2026-hoppers-the-bride/ #MovieQuiz #SciFi #Horror #Comedy

Is the stock market turning into a rollercoaster ride? Recent reports reveal that the churning in the US stock market is reaching a level not seen since the global financial crisis. As individual stocks swing wildly while indices remain steady, it's a stark reminder of the uncertainty we face in our financial landscapes. This dissonance raises important questions about our reliance on technology and the pervasive fears surrounding artificial intelligence. How do we navigate a world where our financial security feels increasingly fragile? Perhaps it's time to reconsider our relationship with investing and the systems that govern it. Are we prepared to adapt to these rapid changes, or will fear dictate our decisions? What are your thoughts on the impact of AI on the stock market? https://www.ft.com/content/c79f74c2-a37b-477c-ab8b-e5713665b415 #StockMarket #AI #Investing #Finance

Cisco CEO says all people who are wildly successful in tech share 3 traits Technical chops matter—but Chuck Robbins says EQ and commitment to the team are what really separate top performers in the AI era. #Cisco #CEO #says #all #people

Is it really acceptable to turn a symbol of someone like Jeffrey Epstein into a fashion trend? The rise of his quarter zip as a coveted piece on platforms like eBay and Etsy feels wildly misplaced. It’s baffling that this garment, linked to such a dark figure, has somehow become a quirky obsession for some. What message are we sending when we normalize wearing items associated with someone notorious? Fashion should inspire confidence and positivity, not be a nod to a troubling past. Are we so desensitized that we can separate the essence of a piece of clothing from its infamous history? Let’s talk about this—what do you think? https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/jeffrey-epstein-quarter-zip-fringe-obsession #FashionDebate #CulturalCritique #EthicalFashion #SocialIssues

Already Feeling Stuck at Work? It’s Not Just You—We’re in a Universal Career Freeze There’s something about January that makes even the simplest of tasks feel wildly impossible. Taking out the trash? #Already #Feeling #Stuck #Work #Its

Immigration to housing: What’s topping the political agenda in Germany this year? Most of the major parties in Germany's Bundestag met separately in January to agree their top policy goals for 2026. From immigration crackdowns to tax reforms to rent controls, they largely identified wildly different priorities for Germany. #Immigration #housing #Whats #topping #the

'The Rip' Review: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Reunite in Supremely Satisfying Thriller Netflix's new action-thriller, from 'The Grey' director Joe Carnahan, is filled with twists and turns, and wildly enjoyable from start to finish. #The #Rip #Review #Ben #Affleck

7 Stylish Period Dramas to Watch in 2026 “Bridgerton” is back, wildly unconventional literary adaptations are all the rage, and an Austen takeover is imminent. For the period drama obsessives among us, 2026 will be a year to remember. #Stylish #Period #Dramas #Watch #2026