A new AI platform will make a video for you. The intrigue: AI video creation is becoming more prominent, and a brother-sister team of Carnegie Mellon University grads think their company can be the ...

Check out how to use Google Vids to create and edit professional videos suitable for YouTube right out of your Google Drive account.

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“Don’t be too nice, too polite,” Yuan said. “ In a Zoom call, people tend to be so nice. It’s becoming too formal. It’s OK to ...

After a run of October-like conditions, summer is making a late comeback to Chicagoland. Highs will warm well into the 70s on Tuesday, if not the upper 70s for some locations, which is right near ...

EXCLUSIVE: After creating the John Wick and Nobody action franchises, screenwriter Derek Kolstad is at it again. Premiering last night in the Midnight Madness section at the Toronto Film Festival as ...

Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward didn't win his NFL debut on Sunday, losing 20-12 against the Denver Broncos, but he enjoyed himself nonetheless. "I felt good, honestly," he told reporters. "I ...

Mariah Carey's career is the perfect example of what raw talent and sheer resilience can do. With 19 self-written Billboard Hot 100 number one hits and five Grammys to her name, there's no doubt she's ...

Roblox Moments lets players record, edit, and share gameplay clips. Players can also discover new experiences through the shared videos. Moments is a powerful new tool for both the creators and the ...

EA Sports has canceled its plans to produce a new college basketball video game, Extra Points reported. The decision was influenced by schools accepting an offer from 2K Sports to be featured in the ...

The Late Show is back for its final season. Host Stephen Colbert kicked off his return from break with a look at the rampant speculation over the weekend that Donald Trump had died. “When I came to ...

A new global study led by the University of British Columbia shows that hotter and drier conditions are making food production more volatile, with crop yields swinging more sharply from year to year.