Emily Ratajkowski revealed how she’s trying to fix a trip to the salon gone wrong, by styling her bad “mullet” haircut and ...

Coiled curls, eyelash-grazing bangs, and a glossy finish give a nod to the shimmering disco glamour of the '70s. To style, de ...

“Finish off with a generous amount of velvet texture clay and really ruffle the hair up, side to side and front to back. Just ...

The lengthy shag is the effortlessly cool, grown-up sister of the wolf cut. Wild yet wearable, this style takes the choppy, ...

It’s expected for your hair to change as you grow older. You might see it lose its color, become thinner, or break more easily. But using the right products and giving it the care it deserves ...

Throughout Aloy’s journey, seven tribes have been interacted with so far, including the isolationist Nora, the monarchal Carja, the forging Oseram, the shamanistic Banuk, the battle-hardened ...

An example leaked online, and promptly nuked through various copyright strikes, showed a player chatting with Aloy from the Horizon franchise. She started by pointing out that she was immediately ...

Sony has developed an AI prototype for Horizon's Aloy to engage in conversation with users using advanced tech. Key players in the gaming industry are actively developing AI-based models and ...

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end got a haircut from barber Vince Garcia Ingrid ... In the comment sections, fans were excited that Kelce kept the same hair length. "Love this look on Travis.

That video is already getting copyright claimed and pulled online, but we’ll cut straight to what you wanted to know. The Aloy chatbot uses OpenAI’s whisper for speech-to-text. Aloy herself ...

Ratu Thalisa, a Muslim transgender woman with more than 442,000 TikTok followers, had been on a livestream, and was responding to a comment that told her to cut her hair to look more like a man.

The video shows familiar robot whacker Aloy from the Horizon games "responding to queries with an AI-powered synthesized voice and facial movements". Sony's copyright patrolmen showed up with a "'ello ...