Celebrity matchmaker Alessandra Conti told Fox News Digital that Garner and Affleck are incredible co-parents. Gwyneth Paltrow and Nikki Glaser are spilling the tea when it comes to their connections to Ben Affleck. During a recent episode of Paltrow's "Goop Podcast," the duo openly discussed Glaser's past history of using Raya, an exclusive dating app. While discussing her 2025 Golden Globe Awards opening monologue in which she joked about Affleck yelling the titles of movies "after he orgasms," Glaser said, "When I used to be on Raya and [Ben] would come across, [I would give him a] very concentrated check mark'yes' and, like, never [got] it back." GWYNETH PALTROW SAYS BEN AFFLECK WAS'EXCELLENT' IN BED COMPARED TO BRAD PITT Nikki Glaser told Gwyneth Paltrow she once tried to hook up with the actress' ex, Ben Affleck.

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Glenn Close acknowledged the ever-changing landscape of the entertainment industry during a stop in Park City, Utah for the Sundance Film Festival. The Academy Award-nominated actress has been trying to keep her "equilibrium" lately, ahead of celebrating Sundance Institute icon Michelle Satter at a gala fundraiser. "I'm very lucky to have a job," Close told The Hollywood Reporter. "There were so many people impacted in LA already, and then now with the fires. I was astounded at how few jobs there are in our profession. I'm a big reader of history, and unfortunately, I think not enough people in this country understand the history and what we've just gotten ourselves into. "On top of that is [artificial intelligence].

Ben Affleck, who stars in and directs "AIR," explained at a press conference that he met with the NBA legend before getting started on the film. Ben Affleck is getting a lot of attention for his views on artifical intelligence. Last week, the actor spoke at CNBC's Delivering Alpha 2024 investor summit, taking time to share his thoughts on how AI will affect the entertainment industry. "Movies will be one of the last things, if everything gets replaced, to be replaced by AI," he explained. BEN AFFLECK THINKS ACTORS ARE'ONE ERRANT REMARK AWAY FROM BEING CANCELED' AS HE CRITICIZES HOLLYWOOD Ben Affleck believes that AI will help more filmmakers create projects.

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Chrissy Teigen is giving her two cents on the recent claims that A-list stars Ben Affleck and Matthew Perry are pursuing young women on dating apps. Teigen, who is married to musician John Legend, appears to have caught wind of the celeb dating app stories making their way around the Internet this week. First, Affleck went viral after a woman named Nivine Jay shared a video she received of the actor after matching with him on Raya.

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Is Ben Affleck on a dating app or not? According to Patti Stanger, he is. The "Millionaire Matchmaker" star recently appeared on Us Weekly's "Hot Hollywood" podcast, where she claimed she's seen the 47-year-old actor on the elite dating app, Raya, on multiple occasions.

Machine Learning is accelerating its transition from academia to industry. We see more and more media outlets reporting about it, but most of the time they exclusively focus on the final results and don't look into all the human-powered tasks that happen behind the scenes... the stuff that really makes the magic possible. So for most people, Machine Learning continues to be some sort of elusive magic. We were recently approached by One, the Vodafone-sponsored section of El Pais, to explain how Machine Learning works and, after giving it some thought, we decided to explain it using a simple example in a domain everyone is familiar with. As the 89th annual Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award ceremony draws near and movie fans all over the world are getting ready for their office pools, we couldn't resist the temptation to take a stab at predicting the 2017 Oscars by applying some BigML-powered Machine Learning courtesy of our own Teresa Álvarez and Cándido Zuriaga.