Here’s your 60-second rundown of today’s top 5 trending stories:
Tech stocks tank on OpenAI revenue report
Wall Street had a rough Thursday. A report revealed OpenAI’s annualized revenue is about $20 billion lower than previously thought, and tech stocks tanked on the news. The Nasdaq logged its worst day since mid-August as investors questioned the AI buildout.
Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill retires after 56 years
End of an era in metal. Ian Hill, the only member to play on all 19 Judas Priest studio albums, announced his retirement, blaming advanced arthritis. Uriah Heep bassist Davey Rimmer steps in to replace him.
Michael Kearns, trailblazing actor and AIDS activist, dies at 76
Hollywood lost a trailblazer. Michael Kearns, one of the first openly gay actors in Hollywood and a longtime AIDS activist, has died at 76. He was set to return to the stage this month.
Macao sets National Day visitor records
Macao just smashed its own tourism records. The city welcomed 1.143 million visitors during the October 1–7 National Day holiday, setting new records for average daily and single-day arrivals, with hotel occupancy topping 91 percent.
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka T20 series begins
Cricket fans, get ready. Pakistan hosts Sri Lanka in a three-match T20 series starting today in Rawalpindi. New skipper Sahibzada Farhan leads a young squad, with star batter Babar Azam left out.
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