Netflix has defended its new documentary about Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs‘ insisting it is “not a hit piece or an act of retribution”.

It comes after the rapper’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist to the streamer ahead of its airing, claiming that 50 Cent‘s new docuseries about the disgraced artist uses “stolen” footage.

Apple is not going to be able to escape a class-action antitrust lawsuit over anticompetitive App Store fees in the Netherlands, the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) said today. The decision could see Apple facing millions of euros in damages, and it sets a precedent for similar lawsuits in other European countries (via Reuters). Apple could ultimately have to pay up to an estimated 637 million euros to address the damage suffered by 14 million iPhone and iPad users in the Netherlands.

The man in the middle of 2025’s most lurid political-media storm seems intent on riding it out in silence.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is at the center of a series of public allegations by Washington journalist Ryan Lizza about his former fiancée Olivia Nuzzi, whose new book details what she describes as an obsessive and sexual (but never physical) relationship with an unnamed politician.

Kennedy has taken some unfriendly fire along the way from Lizza. The journalist alleges that Nuzzi told him, among other things: that Kennedy was using ketamine in 2024; that Kennedy believed his phone had been hacked during his presidential campaign; and that Kennedy was at some point made aware of an operation Nuzzi orchestrated to secretly record now-President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs‘ lawyers have sent a cease-and-desist to Netflix, claiming that 50 Cent‘s new docuseries about the disgraced artist uses “stolen” footage.

The four-part show, titled Sean Combs: The Reckoning, was released on the streaming platform today (Tuesday December 2). It was first reported that 50 Cent – real name Curtis Jackson – was working on the doc in 2023. He serves as an executive producer on the project, which was directed by Alex Stapleton.

Wikipedia has released its 11th annual list of the most-read articles throughout the year. In 2025, people spent an estimated 2.4 billion hours reading English Wikipedia articles. The most popular entry? Charlie Kirk’s page.

In the day after his assassination at a university campus in December, Kirk’s Wikipedia page was viewed 15 million times, or an average of over 170 times per second.

Apple today shared a new ”I’m Not Remarkable” ad that highlights the accessibility features available on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Apple says its products are designed for every student, with the ad showcasing the use of accessibility features like Magnifier and VoiceOver in college. ”Apple products are designed for every student,” says Apple.