Hollywood Minute: Ai 'smart Home' Leaves Family 'afraid'

Why didn't the media report more on Biden's struggles before the debate? "I don't care that neither candidate would cooperate," says former New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson. "You need to have a team of very well-informed medical and political reporters doing a deep dive into the health of Trump and Biden."

In today's work environment, is a vocational, trade-school degree becoming a more direct career path to economic success than a conventional 4-year college degree? Yes, says Darnell Epps, who graduated from both Yale Law School - and Lincoln Technical Institute.

Should Biden stay or go? GOP consultant Stuart Stevens says "there's no reason not to continue to support what has been the most successful first term president since World War II." But Anne Applebaum says "an election is not about the past, it's about the future."

Agent Smith joins the ranks of 'MultiVersus,' 'Final Fantasy XIV' gets an upgrade, and iam8bit releases a 'Super Monkey Ball' soundtrack on vinyl. Rick Damigella reports.

Steven Spielberg's director's cut of 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' returns to theaters, and 'Despicable Me 4' gets off to a strong start at the box office. David Daniel reports.

John Cho and his family come to fear their home's digital assistant in 'Afraid,' and 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' to open the Venice Film Festival. David Daniel reports.