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Published: May 5, 2026Byline: Orbit News Hub Entertainment Desk | Verified by BBC News, Variety & NPR Michael Jackson Biopic: People have been waiting a long time for this, and it looks like the King of Pop is officially back on top—at least at the movies. The new Michael biopic just dropped, starring his actual nephew, Jaafar Jackson, and it’s basically breaking every box office record out there. We’re talking a massive $217 million globally in just five days. It even blew past heavy hitters like Bohemian Rhapsody and Oppenheimer. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the movie isn’t just a hit;…
By Orbit News Hub | Updated May 2, 2026 Saturday night at Allianz Stadium was an absolute rollercoaster. For the first 40 minutes, the Sydney Roosters looked completely untouchable, piling on 30 unanswered points just after the break. Honestly, it felt like a training run. Then Reece Walsh decided to flip the script. Returning from injury, Walsh sparked a wild Broncos fightback that had everyone wondering if we were about to witness a historic miracle. In the end, though? The Roosters just had enough gas left in the tank to hang on for a frantic 38-24 win—making it five on…
By Orbit News Hub | Updated May 1, 2026 For Alphabet, the first few months of 2026 have been incredibly profitable. Right now, a lot of tech giants are feeling the financial squeeze of building out artificial intelligence. Google’s parent company, however, is showing exactly why those massive investments matter. Driven by its AI rollout and a rapidly growing Cloud sector, Alphabet pulled in $62.6 billion in profit this quarter. The numbers easily beat Wall Street expectations. In response, investors pushed the company’s total market value up to $4.2 trillion. It’s a strong signal that Google’s aggressive AI strategy is…
By Orbit News Hub | April 30, 2026 With implications for the worldwide technology scenario, Google has launched construction of its biggest ever AI complex in the world outside the US territory. The highly advanced center is being built in Visakhapatnam (Vizag), India. It is a project worth $15 billion aiming at making India more relevant to the worldwide AI phenomenon considering the growing importance of the nation in the hi-tech industry, as recently reported by The Economic Times The Vision Behind the AI Megahub Building India’s Digital Future Bikash Koley, Google’s Vice President for Global Infrastructure, announced that the…
By Orbit News Hub | April 30, 2026 Pop music and blockbuster cinema are colliding in a massive way. Billie Eilish has officially partnered with legendary Avatar director James Cameron to bring her record-breaking world tour to theaters. Titled Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D), the film is set for a global release on May 8, 2026. Distributed by Paramount Pictures, the project goes far beyond a standard concert documentary—it promises a fully immersive 3D experience that captures the raw, unfiltered energy of Eilish’s sold-out Manchester shows and puts audiences right in the…
By Orbit News Hub | April 29, 2026 Measles Cases: In many parts of the world, the disease had become a distant memory. It was no longer in the headlines, and it seemed to be a thing of the past, but this illusion is now being shattered. By 2026, measles had come back into the public consciousness, with more and more cases being reported each year by the health authorities, including places where the disease had been eliminated for years. As a result, organizations around the globe have started to warn about the growing prevalence of the disease, claiming that…
By Orbit News Hub | April 28, 2026 The NASA Space Telescope has finally been assembled by the agency, heralding another important advance into the science of outer space before its planned launching later in 2026. This advanced telescope will allow researchers to study dark energy, galaxy mapping, and also discover thousands more planets outside our solar system. A Quiet Milestone With Big Implications NASA has quietly reached a major milestone that could reshape how scientists understand the universe. The agency confirmed this week that its long-awaited Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has now been fully assembled. While it hasn’t…
By Orbit News Hub | April 25, 2026 For years, the tech industry sold a simple promise: grow fast, hire more, and build the future along the way. In 2026, that formula is being quietly rewritten. Over the past week, a string of announcements from companies like Microsoft and Meta has made one thing clear — the industry isn’t shrinking, but the way it operates is changing fast. Thousands of jobs are being cut, even as spending hits record highs. At the center of it all is artificial intelligence. A Different Kind of Cost-Cutting The layoffs aren’t happening because tech…
By Orbit News Hub | April 25, 2026 After more than 20 years at the top level, New Zealand’s Suzie Bates has decided it’s time. The veteran all-rounder confirmed this week that she will step away from international cricket after the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England. It’s not a sudden decision, and not a dramatic one either—more the kind that reflects the way she’s carried herself throughout her career: calm, measured, and consistent. Still, her departure will leave a gap that won’t be easy to fill. A Career Built on Consistency, Not Noise Records That Tell Only…
A writers festival controversy rarely results in complete institutional collapse, yet that is precisely what happened to Adelaide Writers’ Week. The disinvitation of Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah triggered a boycott by approximately 200 writers, followed by the resignation of director Louise Adler and the entire board. However, the same author’s appearance at Newcastle Writers Festival told a remarkably different story. Rosemarie Milsom, the director who secured Abdel-Fattah five months prior, managed the expected pushback and political pressure and recorded record-breaking attendance with a 27% increase over the previous year. These opposing experiences pose a significant issue regarding arts governance, curatorial…