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Mariska Hargitay will be telling the story of her late mother, Jayne Mansfield, in a new HBO documentary, “My Mom Jayne.” The doc is Hargitay’s feature film directorial debut, marking the ...

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An investigation by ZDF, a German broadcaster, found that the phrases “Michael Stürzenberger stabbed” and “Michael Stürzenberger attack” were used in internet searches in Russia before ...

Google started cramming AI features into search in 2024, but last month marked an escalation. With the release of AI Mode, Google previewed a future in which searching the web does not return a ...

Developed by the Internet Archive, this search engine has more than 361 billion web pages on its server allowing users to traverse the web’s annals and explore archived web pages dating back to the ...

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If you’re a NotebookLM user, you can now find extra sources for your notebooks from the internet just by describing what you want. The feature started rolling on Wednesday and Google expects ...

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