CyberGuy shows how to take a sequence of action photos using Burst Mode and select the best one. So, you've probably heard about the latest stir in Hollywood – and no, it's not about another celebrity feud or a blockbuster release. CLICK TO GET KURT'S FREE CYBERGUY NEWSLETTER WITH SECURITY ALERTS, QUICK TIPS, TECH REVIEWS AND EASY HOW-TO'S TO MAKE YOU SMARTER Instead, the buzz is all about artificial intelligence elbowing its way into the director's chair, churning out movie trailers, title sequences, and even entire episodes of beloved shows. It's an uncanny blend of technology and creativity that has everyone from industry insiders to casual moviegoers sitting up and taking notice. The "Barbie" movie's debut has been postponed in the Middle East until the end of August due to Warner Brothers still working on an edit of the film that will appease the region's censors.

"Barbenheimer"--the collective celebration around the release of the Barbie and Oppenheimer movies--has collided with the wedding industrial complex. According to a Variety story this week, people are planning on taking their friends and family, prenuptials, to see the two films as a double feature. People who aren't getting married are planning similar movie-watching marathons. It also feels like a sign of the end times. This sense of dread doesn't stem from the public's collective yearning to absorb stories about a Mattel doll and the development of atomic weapons at the same time.