At a time when the box office is rebounding, and embracing auteur-driven fare (i.e. Christopher Nolan’s near $1.8B grossing The Odyssey) as well as originality (a three-hour documentary about a delusional, scandalous tech titan called You Can See Everything), the star studded Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams starring Klara and the Sun failed to shine
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Brakence dropped his new album Marrow just last Friday, and now the producer and singer-songwriter is gearing up to take it on the road across North America. The Marrow Tour kicks off March 4 in San Diego then loops around the continent, hitting major U.S. cities along the way before wrapping up back in Los
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WASHINGTON — A Ukrainian defense technology company and a Danish satellite manufacturer have begun operating an experimental communications satellite in orbit. Ukrainian startup Himera and Denmark’s GomSpace said Oct. 27 that their Obria Nano satellite, launched Oct. 1 aboard the SpaceX Transporter-18 rideshare mission, is undergoing tests. The companies plan to design a constellation that
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Sarah Snook is headed back to HBO, and this time the birds are coming for her. The network has taken a limited series take on The Birds into development with the Succession Emmy winner attached to star and executive produce, a present-day reimagining of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 film set in Alaska with a murder mystery
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One thing readers like to do almost as much as finding their next read is seeing what other people are reading—which is why we love reporting on the most popular books on Libby. With the more than 22,000 libraries it serves and the 820.5 million checkouts from 2025 alone, it’s easy to see why Libby
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Nicki Minaj has once again shared her support for Donald Trump, and a member of the White House has quipped that she should be considered for the role of press secretary. The comments come in light of conservative political commentator Katie Zacharia being appointed as the White House Press Secretary earlier this month, and stepping
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It took approximately 4 billion years of cumulative evolution to make modern humans, but it only took us 0.000075 of that immense span to settle the entire globe – including (kind of) Antarctica, thanks to the invention of high-capacity poo incinerators.  Our innate intrepidity and ants-in-the-pants-iness have driven us across scorching deserts, the rarefied air
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Avatar: Seven Havens fans are happy that the show went with a slower, three-episodes-a-week drop, rather than the previously announced plan of dropping all 26 at once. It was originally announced, more or less due to some confusing press release
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CRYSTAL LAKE — “The Final Chapter” Episode 108 — Pictured: (l-r) Linda Cardellini as Pam Voorhees, Zachary Branch as Adult Jason Voorhees — (Photo by: Peacock) Peacock is finally speaking up about Crystal Lake’s success, and these numbers give Jason fans a reason to get excited. According to Variety, the Friday the 13th prequel amassed
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Factory Floor, the London electronic outfit that released its buzzy debut on DFA in 2013, are back with a new album, One Trip. The double single “Continuation” / “One Trip” leads the first LP in a decade from the trio, now comprising original members Nik Colk Void and Gabe Gurnsey alongside new addition Joe Ward.
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EXCLUSIVE: Picturehouse will be releasing the Ari Gold-directed one-shot musical Brother Verses Brother for awards consideration this season. The movie, touted as a heartbreaking family odyssey through the streets of San Francisco, is executive produced by five-time Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola, and is inspired by Coppola’s concept of “live cinema.” Brother Verses Brother follows
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Sophia Stel has announced her upcoming UK, European and North American headline tour for 2027. Find all the details below. The former NME Cover star will embark on a 12-date tour of the UK, Europe, Canada and the West Coast of the US in 2027 in support of her recently released debut album, ‘The Greatest
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The future we’ve feared is already here. In a new report, researchers detail how grim the climate crisis has become in 2026, and how Earth’s climate system continues to plunge farther and faster into terrible new territory. “Rapid destabilization is now a diagnosis rather than a warning for the future,” says co-lead author William Ripple,
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter There’s no telling what the role of generative AI in game development will look like in the future, but if there’s anyone who can predict that trajectory with any sense of authority, it’s a team of veterans with more than
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In 12-step parlance, “doing a geographical” refers to the concept of undertaking a physical relocation in order to avoid the hard and necessary work of emotional healing. At the beginning of bestselling author Kim van Alkemade’s fourth novel, Upstate, adjunct professor and memoirist Audrey Beacon appears to be doing just that. After the unexpected death
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