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The Duchess of Sussex is monetizing her wardrobe.

Another Napa Valley giant is distressed by the direction of the wine industry, issuing a grave warning earlier this month.

The '90s heartthrob reportedly drove away in his pickup truck after hitting a dog in Malibu, California, early Thursday.

The '90s heartthrob reportedly drove away in his pickup truck after hitting a dog in Malibu, California, early Thursday.

Plaza explained that Kevin is inspired by the cat she shared with her ex-boyfriend and series co-creator, Joe Wengert.

Jeep-Maker Stellantis Signs AI Deal With Microsoft

Stellantis and Microsoft are teaming up in a five‑year strategic deal to accelerate the deployment of AI across the automotive company's large portfolio of brands, including Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Jeep, Maserati, Peugeot, and others.

The companies plan to develop more than 100 AI initiatives across customer care, product development, and operations. These include predictive maintenance, AI-assisted testing and validation, faster rollout of digital features, and personalized in-car services.

"By leveraging AI‑driven insights from secure, encrypted data, Stellantis reaffirms its commitment to put customers at the center of everything it does," Stellantis wrote in a press release.

Stellantis will build an AI-driven global cyber defense center covering its IT systems, connected vehicles, factories, and digital products, with the objective of detecting threats faster and improving resilience across its operations.

One example of physical AI being integrated into vehicles is the one highlighted by the automaker.

For example, Peugeot drivers may receive intelligent recommendations for more energy‑efficient driving in urban environments, along with proactive vehicle-health insights and feature updates designed to improve everyday usability.

The Stellantis-Microsoft partnership appears to be an attempt to push the legacy automaker into the 21st century, though there is still no indication that future Stellantis vehicles will get an in-car chatbot like those already standard on Teslas.

Last year, Tesla rolled out an over-the-air software update that integrated Grok, xAI’s AI assistant. At the same time, drivers enjoy the luxury of the Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system, which offers autonomous driving. Together, these features show how Tesla is years ahead of legacy OEMs, with physical AI already present on America's highways.

Tyler Durden Thu, 04/16/2026 - 12:05

"We know who you really are and what you’ve been up to for years," the NFL reporter tweeted alongside Russini's resignation letter.

"We know who you really are and what you’ve been up to for years," the NFL reporter tweeted alongside Russini's resignation letter.

The Mediterranean-style dwelling at 1005 Benedict Canyon Drive was built in 1928 and has been extensively renovated with additions over the years.

The Mets traded the lefty, who had been designated for assignment once more, to the Nationals for cash considerations on Thursday. 

The Mummy is back and scarier than ever.

Joel Sherman’s ‘Three Things’ for April 16, 2026 covers the Mets’ early-season struggles after the Amazins’ were swept by the Dodgers in Los Angeles to extend their losing skid to eight.

It's a massive $100 off from its original price on the Hermes official site.

Season 3 of the Hulu original trades Italy for the English countryside.

Season 3 of the Hulu original trades Italy for the English countryside.

First it was the juice cleanse, then keto, then Whole30. Now it’s the social diet, where you consume content — and not much else.

Senior Pentagon officials have sounded out Ford CEO Jim Farley and GM boss Mary Barra about helping the military replenish its weapons stockpiles.

"It's Really Illiquid": Goldman COO Warns Retail About Private Credit And The "Perception Of Liquidity"

Speaking at Semafor’s World Economy event in Washington, D.C., President and COO of Goldman Sachs John Waldron warned that some managers have oversold how easy it is to get money out—especially to retail investors, who’ve helped balloon the market into a $1.7 trillion behemoth just as the space faces growing scrutiny and tighter conditions, according to Semafor.

“Not everybody has marketed their product as clearly as, certainly we would like to see with the clarity that this is really not a liquid product. It’s not semi-liquid. It’s really illiquid,” Waldron said.

“Those retail investors, I think, have the perception of more liquidity than is the reality.”

That mismatch matters more now. Private credit has been under pressure lately—from higher rates to jittery investors suddenly remembering they might want their cash back.

Semafor writes that Waldron isn’t predicting imminent trouble unless the broader economy cracks.

“This is an economy that has been predicted to be in trouble for a long time and shows extraordinary resilience,” he said.

“I still see that resilience.” He added, “This economy is much stronger than the narrative suggests.”

He said recent earnings don’t show “any real evidence” of serious weakness, and for now, “confidence is still pretty good,” though prolonged geopolitical tensions—like the ongoing conflict involving Iran—could start to erode that. If oil spikes and key routes like the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted, “you’re going to start to see demand destruction,” he warned.

The bigger watchpoint: liquidity.

Retail investors now make up roughly a fifth of the U.S. private credit market, drawn in by lower minimums—but not necessarily easy exits. Many of these funds cap withdrawals at around 5% per period.

“In situations where there’s a sense that there’s undercurrents of trouble in private credit, you could have more redemption pressure where people want their money back and their gates are going up because that’s the way the system works,” he concluded.

Tyler Durden Thu, 04/16/2026 - 11:25

Moreno-Gama did not enter a plea last week to charges of attempting to kill Altman.

These are the best makeup primers to lock in your makeup all day.