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A French family had a painting of seven lions hanging in its living room since the 1800s; an auctioneer identified it as a Delacroix original that sold for €455,000
An auctioneer named Malo de Lussac discovered a valuable oil painting by Eugène Delacroix in central France. This painting, titled 'Study of Reclining Lions,' had been in one family since the mid-1800s. It depicts seven lions and includes certificates authenticating its provenance, linking it to Delacroix's work. The artwork estimated at €200,000 to €300,000 sold for €455,000 in late March.
Tesla Cybertruck discontinued: Elon Musk suffers big setback after spending $446 million backing Republicans who lost in midterm
Cybertruck cancelled: Tech billionaire Elon Musk is facing new business challenges as Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production. After spending at least $446 million backing Republicans in the 2026 elections, Musk saw Democrats make major gains. House Democrats have also called for investigations into his work at DOGE and promised to scrutinize federal funding for his companies.
Who is Russell Brand? All about Katy Perry's ex-husband found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting women over a 10-year period
British comedian and actor Russell Brand has been found guilty of rape and sexual assault in a London trial involving allegations by six women. The former husband of pop star Katy Perry has also starred in several Hollywood films and built a career as a television presenter, author and comedian. He has an estimated $20 million net worth and is married to Laura Gallacher.
How Students Can Use AI to Study Smarter Without Letting AI Do the Thinking for Them
Join the Winter Cohort of the AI Bootcamp for Students by Times of India, where learners will harness cutting-edge AI tools like Claude, Gemini, and NotebookLM. This program aims to transform education by empowering students to explore difficult concepts and craft customized learning materials. Participants will also learn to sharpen their questioning abilities, design interactive review content, and strengthen their overall study habits.
Doubles deserves better than the ATP’s proposed cull
Bob and Mike Bryan, legendary tennis doubles players, are strongly opposing ATP's proposed changes to the doubles circuit. The changes, which will be voted on next month, intend to reduce tournament draws and prize money for doubles competitions. Many players and tennis legends argue that these changes threaten the viability of professional doubles. They claim that interest in doubles has declined due to poor promotion rather than the format itself.
Meet Lukas Biewald, who lost his CEO role at his first startup; how an unpaid internship at OpenAI helped him build an AI company behind a karate studio that sold for $1.7 billion
After reportedly leaving the CEO role, Lukas Biewald felt that he needed to strengthen his technical knowledge as deep learning advanced. He then spent time building robots, experimenting with TensorFlow in a Raspberry Pi and studying neural networks. He taught introductory deep-learning classes to thousands of engineers, which helped him understand the problems developers faced when building AI models.
Indian patch patrol sets out to resolve PHP risk
Two critical security flaws in PHP, the programming language underpinning an estimated 70% of the internet, have triggered emergency cybersecurity measures in India. Banks are auditing applications and preparing backups, while the government is patching official websites. Razorpay has deployed AI-led vulnerability detection and warned merchants about potential breaches.
AI Bootcamp for Students - Winter Cohort by Times of India: From Asking AI Questions to Building With It
The AI Winter Camp is an immersive five-week experience tailored for students in Classes 5 to 12 that focuses on the exploration and creation of AI technologies. Each week is dedicated to distinct AI themes-from grasping the basics to presenting innovative projects. Emphasizing hands-on learning, participants will build websites, develop apps, and create digital portfolios, equipping them with essential skills for future technological innovation and creativity.
PHP security vulnerabilities: Indian govt rushes to fix official websites, banks audit apps
Banks have begun auditing applications for weaknesses, taking some non-critical services offline and preparing backups to divert traffic if parts of their websites or mobile applications experience downtime, according to executives.
I’ll believe it when I see it: Figma boss on AI restraint calls
“It’s a nice thing to say, and I’ll believe it when I see it,” the 33-year-old Field -- one of the youngest American billionaires --told ET in an interview in Bengaluru. The NYSE listed firm with a market cap of $11 billion, famously rejected a $20 billion acquisition bid from Adobe. While AI tools are getting more advanced and capable, one can’t outsource their creative thinking to AI as there will be “no differentiated work” anymore in the world.
Liv Morgan beats Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch to become new Women’s champion at WWE Money in the Bank
In a thrilling showdown at Money in the Bank, Liv Morgan captured her fourth WWE Women's World Heavyweight Championship by outmaneuvering both Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer. The match was a rollercoaster of action, with control shifting seamlessly among the three athletes. Morgan's execution of her signature move, Oblivion, sealed her victory, allowing her to reclaim the title from Vaquer who previously held it.
North Carolina woman paid just $9.99 for a thrift store painting for its canvas, not its art. Then a by-chance Google revealed it was a rare lya Bolotowsky
An unexpected art discovery has reshaped North Carolina artist Beth Feeback's fortunes. When purchasing a painting at Goodwill, she had no idea it was Ilya Bolotowsky's famed 'Vertical Diamond.' The artwork was later auctioned at Sotheby’s for an impressive sum exceeding $27,000. With her windfall, Feeback intends to fund renovations and tackle her debts, reminding us that invaluable art often lurks in the most unassuming places.
Kaali Kheti first look poster: Jackie Shroff’s rural horror film blends ‘family, legacy and buried truths’
In the upcoming horror movie Kaali Kheti, Jackie Shroff dives into a chilling narrative that intertwines agriculture with supernatural elements. Set against the backdrop of rural India, it contains deep family secrets and generational legacies. Anticipation is building as the first-look poster captivates fans. Under the direction of Imtiyaz Khan, Kaali Kheti is poised to address pressing societal themes through its haunting story, hitting theatres on October 23.
Tee brews: Putting enthusiasts draw up blueprint for an 18-hole golf course in Arunachal
Their bigger objective is to put Arunachal on the international golf map, with golfers from Japan and South Korea flying in to experience a course set amid the state's picturesque Himalayan landscape.
'Just look at Kodak or Blockbuster': Former Disney and DreamWorks chief Jeffrey Katzenberg says Hollywood must embrace AI or risk irrelevance
Jeffrey Katzenberg is optimistic about artificial intelligence transforming the film industry and enhancing storytelling techniques. He points out that AI can help lower production costs and break down obstacles in filmmaking, potentially leading to a surge in film production and more creativity in narratives. Katzenberg calls for partnerships between AI innovators and artists to foster equitable engagement and anticipates that technology will unlock fresh creative opportunities in Hollywood.
Canva Down Today: Hundreds of users report problems. Here's why you may be facing error while uploading images
Popular design platform Canva experienced significant disruptions on July 2, leaving many users unable to upload images or load projects. Complaints flooded in throughout the day as the service faced multiple issues. While Canva's engineering team worked to implement fixes, some users in Australia and New Zealand might still notice slower performance. The platform has since marked the main incident as resolved.
Canvas hacked, outage, down, data breach: When will Canvas be back up after ShinyHunters threaten to release stolen data
ShinyHunters group warned that it would release all stolen data of Canvas if schools did not make contact by May 12. The message included a link to a list of schools ShinyHunters claims to have breached through Canvas.
Cloudflare down again: Outage hits multiple apps, company says issue fixed
Cloudflare experienced a global outage affecting popular websites like Canva and Downdetector, prompting widespread user complaints on social media platform X. This marks the second major disruption in a month, following a November outage that impacted services including Spotify and ChatGPT.
Canva hit by second outage in a month; users report issues with website, app
Canva Down: According to Downdetector, the website which tracks outages, Canva users logged over 500 reports as of 5.30 PM. Most users were unable to access the website, while some reported inactivity on the app. Some also reported server connection problems.
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