Neil Freiman

So those are the two arguments, one side won out, but that other side is still going to hammer the fact that we, the United States, is basically ceding the one thing that it has going for them right now, and it's still, the United States is still in the lead, but perhaps if we let NVIDIA sell some of its best chips to China, then we're going to let that lead slip away.

And a big win for your insufferable movie nerd friends.

One battle after another from their favorite director, Paul Thomas Anderson.

led the nominations for the Golden Globes yesterday, scoring nine in total, including acting nods for Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn.

Considered the less impressive but more fun cousin of the Oscars, the Golden Globes honors the best in movies and television for the year in Kickstart's awards season when it airs in January.

Coming in second place for total nominations was the Norwegian drama Sentimental Value, while Ryan Coogler's Sinners nabbed seven.

The second installment of Wicked received a disappointing total of five,

and it was shut out of an award it was expected to compete for, Best Comedy or Musical.

Most of all, the nominations highlighted why Netflix and Paramount are duking it out for the prize of Warner Brothers.

It's behind One Battle After Another and Sinners, as well as the TV show with the most nominations, HBO's White Lotus.

Finally, there's a new rising star in chess.

Sarwagya Singh Kushwaha, a young Indian, has won five of his eight rated chess matches to nab an impressive 1572 rating from FIDE, the International Governing Body of Chess.

Oh, and there's this part.

He's three years old.

Kuswaha became the youngest player in chess history to earn an official rating at the age of three years, seven months, and 20 days.

This toddler, because he is a toddler, was born in 2022, and he's already defeating much older young men who've been playing for years.

His father told the Indian Express, we pushed him into chess last year because we noticed his mind was a sponge and he would pick up things very quickly.

In a week of being taught chess, he can name all the pieces accurately.

Toby, what's your rating?

Could this three-year-old beat you at chess?