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Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. The artificial intelligence (AI) age is here, and further technological advancements are expected. While some may be concerned about the disruption AI could bring to industries, Fredric Marshall, a CEO, founder, author, and AI investor, describes the shift as a period of adjustment that may present new opportunities … Read more
Prince’s legendary “Vault” is so filled with unreleased recordings that it can be difficult to know where to begin — a deluxe boxed set focused just on his classic 1987 “Sign O’ the Times” album added up to eight CDs, and it didn’t even contain half of that album’s outtakes. The late artist’s estate has taken … Read more
As they say, the only things you can’t escape in life are death and taxes. Doing your own taxes has only gotten easier over the years but it’s still plenty confusing, especially with both federal and state rules and rates always in flux. To help you figure out this confusing process, I’ve written a guide … Read more
The House Oversight Committee on Thursday released the transcript of its interview with Jeffrey Epstein’s former personal assistant and called on the Justice Department to investigate sexual assault allegations she made against a former politician and celebrity hairstylist. Sarah Kellen, who worked as an assistant for Epstein for more than a decade beginning in 2001, … Read more
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Collagen has become one of the buzziest supplements in the wellness world, with proponents including biohacking influencers and celebrities alike. Jennifer Aniston has been talking up her collagen routine for years, Gwyneth Paltrow … Read more
On October 13 of last year, shortly after signing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, President Donald Trump addressed a room of world leaders congregated in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. “At long last we have peace in the Middle East,” Trump proclaimed, basking in the praise pouring in from across the globe. While this statement may … Read more
Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. AI is quietly rewriting the rules of hiring. Not by replacing recruiters entirely, but by changing the very first conversation candidates have with a company. Imagine applying for a job and skipping the resume black hole altogether. No keyword stuffing. No guessing whether your college, accent, or background … Read more
Rhea Seehorn has had quite the lucrative TV career, from starring in “Better Call Saul” and “Whitney” — but the pilot episode of Apple TV’s “Pluribus,” which released last November, took her to new extremes as an actor. “This epic pilot that is the night of hell. It’s not like, ‘Just get through Thursday and … Read more
After living in big cities like San Francisco and New York, when I set foot in Wally World in the Midwest, I heard angels sing. Rows and rows of fluorescent lights highlighted any and every product needed for your house in one place. Screw the mom-and-pop bodega—I missed this level of convenience. If by chance … Read more
Senate Republicans are finally poised to move forward with their immigration enforcement reconciliation bill. But the final product may not be one President Donald Trump loves — or potentially even signs. Under the reconciliation rules allowing the majority to bypass the typical, 60-vote threshold in the Senate, lawmakers can propose an unlimited number of amendments. … Read more