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A selfie of Demarre Johnson at Delmonico's.
Demarre Johnson went viral for a glossy magazine spread featuring the "Finest Boys in Finance."
  • Demarre Johnson, 23, appeared in a viral photo shoot published by Interview magazine last week.
  • PwC on Friday confirmed Johnson had left the company, saying he departed in mid-February.
  • A person familiar with the matter told Business Insider his exit wasn't related to the magazine pictorial

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In the mad dash many companies have made to incorporate AI features into their phones, Nothing arrived at one of the better ideas with Essential Space on the Nothing Phone 3a in 2025. The AI-powered app turns screenshots and voice recordings into actionable to-do lists and transcriptions, and now Nothing is rolling out an update to make the app easier to search and capable of recognizing new kinds


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Apple's cheapest laptop is also its most repairable. iFixit gave the new MacBook Neo a 6/10 repairability score. Although that number would only be mediocre for, say, a game review or final exam grade, it's the MacBook line's highest iFixit score in about 14 years.

As always, iFixit goes into great detail about the product's repairability, but a few points stand out. First, the MacBook Neo's


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Timothée Chalamet and Steven Spielberg

The internet has spent weeks debating Timothée Chalamet's now-viral comments about ballet and opera. The latest voice to enter the discourse: Steven Spielberg.

During a live podcast conversation at SXSW on March 13, the legendary director was reflecting on the communal power of moviegoing when he suddenly shouted out two of the oldest performing arts institutions. "It happens in movies. It happens



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Meta is killing end-to-end encryption in Instagram DMs. The feature will "no longer be supported after May 8, 2026," the company wrote in an update on its support page. Unlike WhatsApp, Meta never made encryption available to all Instagram users and it was never a default setting. Instead, users in "some areas" had the ability to opt-in to encryption on a per-chat basis.

In a statement, a Meta


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