Warning: This story is obviously full of spoilers In September, Rosamund Pike sat down with Variety for a 2.5-hour wide-ranging interview about her breakout role in “Gone Girl.” She spoke about how she prepared to play Amy Dunne, which included working with a dialect coach and training with a professional boxer, and she revealed secrets about the movie’s ending, which we agreed not to publish until after its release.

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If you can't wait to find out how Season 28 of 'The Bachelor' ends, read on because we have all the spoilers you need (including who Joey picks!) Source: ABCThe Gist: In August 2023, Joey Graziadei was announced as the lead for Season 28 of The Bachelor.Although the season hasn't aired yet, spoilers are available for those curious about Joey's journey.Spoiler alert: This article mentions major potential spoilers for Season 28 of The Bachelor.

Former Sokoto State Governor, Attahiru Bafarawa has announced his decision to take a break and retire from active politics. The former Governor stated that he feels he has done his best already and the time has come to allow others who are younger to play their role in active politics. According to the 67-year-old chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), while he won’t contest any elective office or accept a political appointment again, he would readily make advice available to whoever politician seeks it from him.

Former BBNaija housemate Boma Akpore has revealed how he was spiritually attacked on his left leg which subsequently left him crippled for four years. Naija News reports that Boma shared his experience via his story on Instagram, today, April 25. The reality TV star said that he was spiritually attacked on his left leg in primary three, leaving a sore which left him crippled for four years. He said that the doctor advised that the leg be amputated but his grandmother refuse and took him to church for prayers.

Silicon Valley’s tech giants have long claimed that they’re rewriting the playbook for how businesses should be managed. “Google is not a conventional company. We do not intend to become one,” the search firm’s co-founders wrote in their 2004 filing to list on the stock market. It turns out that Google and its tech rivals are disappointingly conventional. The latest proof is how they’re shedding staff. From Meta to DocuSign to Twilio, tech companies have laid off more than 275,000 workers since last year, according to Layoffs.

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The number of groups lobbying the U.S. federal government on artificial intelligence nearly tripled from 2022 to 2023, rocketing from 158 to 451 organizations, according to data from OpenSecrets, a nonprofit that tracks and publishes data on campaign finance and lobbying. Data on the total amount spent on lobbying by each organization and interviews with two congressional staffers, two nonprofit advocates familiar with AI lobbying efforts, and two named experts suggest that large technology companies have so far dominated efforts to influence potential AI legislation.