Archive: 2024 / 06 - Page 3

In the horror film *Under Paris*, Sophia, a scientist, aims to track down a shark that killed her team in canals of Paris. Played by Bérénice Bejo, Sophia battles environmental and political challenges. Despite heavy-handed climate change themes and some CGI flaws, the film, starring Nassim Lyes, offers gripping cinematography and action-packed scenes, streaming now on Netflix.

Microsoft's Copilot has expanded its AI-driven capabilities to include the creation of display ad banners, streamlining asset creation and saving marketers time. Utilizing a landing page URL, the tool automatically generates recommended image and copy assets. This new feature aims to focus advertisers' efforts on strategy rather than production, joining a suite of other AI-assisted ad types including Performance Max, Responsive Search, and Native ads.

Novak Djokovic is uncertain about participating in his French Open quarterfinal match against Casper Ruud due to a knee injury sustained in a previous match. His fitness for the upcoming match is in question, and the injury may force him out of the tournament, raising doubts about his continued presence.

Jose Mourinho, the 61-year-old Portuguese coach, has disclaimed any intentions of bringing former Roma players to Fenerbahce. Addressing the media, he highlighted that his discussions with Fenerbahce focused on player profiles rather than individual names like Paulo Dybala or Romelu Lukaku. Mourinho's decision to join Fenerbahce was sparked by conversations with the club's Sports Director Mario Branco and President Ali Koc.

Former Borussia Dortmund manager Edin Terzic believes Jadon Sancho can play a crucial role at Manchester United. Terzic praises Sancho's versatility and talent, highlighting his potential for significant impact. This endorsement comes amid criticism of Sancho's inconsistent form since his 2021 transfer from Dortmund.

Al Hilal clinched the King’s Cup title by defeating Al Nassr 5-4 on penalties at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah. Despite Cristiano Ronaldo's efforts, he failed to score, allowing Al Hilal to secure their second consecutive King’s Cup victory. The match saw intense action, ending dramatically in a penalty shootout with crucial saves by Yassine Bounou.