Tesla CEO Elon Musk addresses rumors of a Tesla phone on Joe Rogan’s podcast, denying any such plans. Musk states it would be unnecessary and a significant hassle, emphasizing Tesla’s focus remains on sustainable energy and transportation.
Pia Wurtzbach, Miss Universe 2015, shares her experiences as a self-managed artist in 2024, marking it her most successful year. Her Instagram post reflects her achievements and future aspirations, offering insights into her career and personal growth.
Olympic runner Fred Kerley was arrested in Miami Beach following a confrontation with police. Charged with battery and resisting an officer, Kerley now faces legal challenges. The incident has garnered widespread attention due to his athletic fame and the complexities involved in the case.
Filmmaker Jeff Baena, known for “Life After Beth,” has died at 47. The cause is unknown. Baena, husband of actress Aubrey Plaza, was a noted figure in independent film. His inventive work blended comedy and horror, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.
A decorated Army soldier triggered a Tesla Cybertruck explosion near Trump Hotel, Las Vegas, seeking to highlight national issues. The incident, involving Matthew Livelsberger, prompts security discussions. Investigation ongoing.
LeBron James surpasses Michael Jordan’s record for 30-point games during the Lakers’ win over the Hawks. With his 563rd game scoring 30 points, James adds another landmark achievement to his illustrious NBA career.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reorganized the National Security Council, excluding Vice President Sara Duterte and former presidents, signaling a shift in political dynamics and reshaping the council’s composition to potentially streamline its functions and reduce internal conflicts.
Iris Lee experiences her first flight piloted by actor Xian Lim. The couple, joined by two friends, commemorates the event through a shared video on Instagram.
In a significant event, President Joe Biden honors former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and 18 other distinguished individuals with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the United States. Recipients include notable figures in various fields, recognized for their contributions to society.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. President, was honored posthumously with a procession and memorial service in Plains, Georgia. Political leaders, family, and admirers gathered to celebrate his commitment to peace, civil rights, and humanitarian efforts. Carter’s legacy, from presidency achievements to post-presidential humanitarian work, continues to inspire people worldwide.