The future of chocolate: An era of bold innovation and ultra indulgence

Chocolate is entering a new chapter – one shaped by climate pressures, evolving consumer expectations, breakthrough technologies, and the expanding definition of indulgence. As the industry navigates volatile cocoa supplies amid rising demand, the future of chocolate will depend on how producers, brands, and innovators respond to both global challengesContinue Reading

Suno Previews 2026 Policy Changes Under Warner Music Deal — ‘Commercial Use License’ Takes Center Stage, But Who Actually Owns the AI Platform’s Outputs?

Photo Credit: Aerps One month after partnering with Warner Music Group (WMG), Suno is shedding light on the direction of its planned changes for 2026 – including a fresh emphasis on subscriber-exclusive monetization and an adjusted output-ownership policy. When the AI music generator and Warner Music announced their lawsuit-ending agreementContinue Reading

Weezer bassist Scott Shriner’s estranged wife, Jillian Lauren, breaks silence on being shot by cops, ‘painful’ divorce

Weezer bassist Scott Shriner’s estranged wife, Jillian Lauren, is speaking out after a wild year that sparked headlines. Lauren was shot by cops and booked for attempted murder in April, then filed for divorce from Shriner earlier this month. The writer was shot by officers after interfering with a policeContinue Reading

‘Emily in Paris’ Creator Unpacks Love Triangle Chaos and Teases Potential Season 6 After Finale

Logo text [This story contains spoilers from the Emily in Paris season five finale.] Lily Collins‘ Emily is finding what she truly loves in season five of Netflix‘s Emily in Paris, and surprisingly, it’s not necessarily a man. The new installment of creator Darren Star‘s show sees Paris’ favorite AmericanContinue Reading

No. 21 Pre-Fall 2026

From the depths of his Italian Vogue archives, Alessandro Dell’Acqua unearthed an editorial in which Steven Meisel photographed the late Stella Tennant, her aristocratic cool poised against the Devonshire countryside. It triggered a sort of well-bred collision in his imagination: haute country restraint running headlong into the insouciance of FrenchContinue Reading

NITO Calls for American Music Fairness Act Senate Support — NAB Says Its Counter Legislation Has 200+ House Co-Sponsors

Photo Credit: Dave Weatherall The National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) is urging Senate support for the American Music Fairness Act (AMFA), which would compel AM/FM radio stations to begin coughing up recorded performance royalties. NITO reached out with an in-depth release touting the bipartisan bill, which was reintroduced earlier inContinue Reading