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A view of the Badgley Mischka runway during New York Fashion Week.
  • Quiet luxury was everywhere at Badgley Mischka's runway show during New York Fashion Week.
  • Influencers, celebrities, and fashion fans told BI they think the trend is timeless.
  • The show itself was also representative of the style, featuring neutral outfits and elegant fabrics.

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Taylor Swift cheering during the Super Bowl.
  • Taylor Swift's appearance at the Super Bowl garnered 53 seconds of airtime.
  • That was worth about $12.4 million based on the cost to run a 30-second commercial in the game.
  • Many companies pay big bucks for similar star power to promote their brands during the Super Bowl.

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Super Bowl XVIII was jam-packed with celebrities, love stories, angry outbursts, and even some football. Many of us watched the Super Bowl on TV with our own two eyes, but Gizmodo set out to learn what the big game would have looked like through the eyes of an AI image generator.

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Tech companies have been hit hard already in 2024, and a Jefferies analyst thinks things will get worse.
  • Tech layoffs have swept the nation since the start of 2024, with over 34,000 workers laid off. 
  • The layoffs aren't ending anytime soon, according to a Jeffries analyst. 
  • Companies are putting their money into AI and cutting down in other areas to show discipline. 

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As Google's Waymo starts rolling out more self-driving cars, a crowd of people set one ablaze in San Francisco. The motive for the attack is unknown, but many residents are skeptical about robo-cars.

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Meta is testing a new feature that will allow Threads users to see what kinds of conversations are trending on the platform. The app has begun testing “today’s top topics” in the United States, Mark Zuckerberg shared in a post on Threads.

The feature will surface “timely topics that others are discussing” and will appear in search and interspersed between posts in the app’s For You feed, according



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An F-15C Eagle fighter jet assigned to the Oregon Air National Guard's 123rd Fighter Squadron approaches an in-flight refueling boom during Red Flag 18-1 over the Nevada Test and Training Range Feb. 7, 2018. Units from across the country along with members from the Royal Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force participated as Blue Forces in this year's first Red Flag exercise.
An F-15C Eagle fighter jet assigned to the Oregon Air National Guard's 123rd Fighter Squadron approaches an in-flight refueling boom during Red Flag 18-1 over the Nevada Test and Training Range Feb. 7, 2018. Units from across the country along with members from the Royal Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force participated as Blue Forces in this year's first Red Flag exercise.



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Threads is rolling out a new test in the US that shows a list of popular topics that other users are discussing, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in a post on Threads. The list will appear on the search page and in the For You feed, allowing you to browse through posts about a particular topic.

In addition to testing a way to save posts, Meta recently



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Super Bowl 2024 was a thrilling one, but it might've been even more thrilling for those watching the Nickelodeon broadcast on Sunday night. Spearheaded by SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star, the telecast was full of slime, funny jokes, and kid-friendly graphics.

This was the first Super Bowl to get the Nickelodeon treatment, which makes sense since CBS — a sister network with Nickelodeon — had