Kazakh creatives and researchers are struggling with Western AI models that fail to represent Kazakh features and culture due to limited local data online. To address this, teams in Kazakhstan are developing […]
Kazakhstan builds local AI to overcome Western bias
1981: AMAZING toddler knows all the classical COMPOSERS
🎹 Meet the Billingtons – the beloved Scarborough concert pianist Vincent and his three-year-old son of the same name. Young Vincent has an uncanny ability to identify classical composers after hearing his […]
Assata Shakur in Her Own Words: Rare Recording of Activist Named to FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List
The FBI has added the former Black Panther Assata Shakur to its Most Wanted Terrorist List 40 years after the killing for which she was convicted. Born Joanne Chesimard, Shakur was found […]
Blitz: the club that shaped the 80s
Behind a door in a Covent Garden side street, the Blitz club was the place where 1980s style began. Inspired by everything from David Bowie, the punk and soul scenes, to continental […]
Australian Doctor In Gaza: It’s 100,000 Times Worse Than The Videos
Dr. Saya Aziz is volunteering at al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, under Israeli bombing and with few resources to save the people being “shredded” by the bombs. Despite that, she told AJ+’s […]
Latin America’s Economic Future: Slow Growth, AI, and the Fight Against Crime
Latin America faces one of its most challenging economic decades yet. With growth expected to be only 2.2% in 2025, the region risks entering what experts are calling a third lost decade. […]
Chile at UNGA 80: Minister Maisa Rojas on Oceans, Climate, and Sustainability
In a sit-down interview with Americas Now’s Elaine Reyes at the 80th UN General Assembly, Chile’s Environment Minister Maisa Rojas highlights the country’s climate priorities—from ocean protection to sustainable lithium use. Chile […]
Rosé on the Howard Stern Show
Howard talks to Rosé about winning the VMA for “Song of the Year,” moving to Korea from Australia and ROSÉ performs a cover medley and songs off her debut solo album, “Rosie.”
Yoshida dormitory, Kyoto University
For his documentary Yoshida Dorm, director Jamie McCormack visits the elite Kyoto University to meet with a radical community fighting to maintain Japan’s oldest student accommodation. Built in 1913, the dorm is […]
The last photo of John Lennon
The last photo of John Lennon, taken by Paul Goresh outside The Dakota at 4:40 PM on 8 December 1980, carries a weight far greater than its blurred details. The flash on […]
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