Grok can be a handy assistant for routine tasks, but it isn’t a private vault or a perfect source — here’s what to watch for on data, content, kids’ use, and legal probes.
All four seasons of the NSFW gladiator drama Spartacus are scheduled to exit Netflix on September 15, 2026. Fans have a limited window to watch the graphic historical series before it’s removed.
New Fenix International filings show OnlyFans pulled in $715 million pre-tax profit in the year to Nov. 30, 2025, with an average headcount of 47 — and most heavy lifting outsourced. The accounts raise fresh questions about valuation, dividends and who really controls the company now.
The settlement with 52 attorneys general forces Meta to bake age-gating and age estimation into Instagram and Facebook — but it also locks teens into restrictive controls and expands surveillance instead of shrinking it.
HBO Max has long been the go-to for provocative, boundary-pushing TV. We round up eight of the platform’s steamiest adult series—dramas and comedies that use sex, nudity, and raw intimacy to fuel character and story.
Australia is pushing digital stores to verify age for 18+ games beyond a simple birthdate — meaning uploads of ID, payment validation or AI facial checks could become standard for purchases on Steam, Xbox and PlayStation.
Not Suitable For Work, created by Mindy Kaling, hit Hulu and Disney Plus in June and is drawing vocal comparisons to Friends. Despite rave audience response and an 82% Rotten Tomatoes score, Hulu canceled the comedy after one nine-episode season.
Nvidia has invested $3.5 billion in MediaTek convertible bonds and agreed to broaden their AI collaboration — bringing MediaTek onto Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion platform and extending work across PCs, cloud systems and automotive platforms.
Starz's brutal, adult-rated gladiator drama Spartacus — featuring Lucy Lawless — has been on Netflix for a year, and all four series will exit the streamer on September 15. After the license lapses, the series will return to its home on Starz.
Adults — the two-season FX dramedy about five friends navigating early adulthood — has surged on streaming after Season 2 earned a flawless Rotten Tomatoes rating and climbed the Hulu charts.