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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Scores Second-Biggest North American Opening With $355 Million

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" scored the second-biggest North American opening ever with $355 million, trailing only "Avengers: Endgame."

US Has Depleted Nearly All Its Long-Range Precision Missiles in Iran War, Sources Say

The U.S. has expended nearly all its long-range precision missiles during its war with Iran, sources say, raising concerns over military readiness.

Merck Lifts Revenue Outlook on Strong Drug Sales but Trims Profit Forecast

Merck lifted its revenue outlook on strong new drug sales but trimmed its profit forecast to absorb charges tied to its Terns Pharmaceuticals acquisition.

McDonald’s Sales Growth Slows as Budget-Conscious Diners Rein In Spending

McDonald's reported slower U.S. same-store sales growth as budget-conscious diners pulled back, with value deals failing to fully revive traffic.

Caterpillar Shares Surge on Record Revenue Driven by Data Center Demand

Caterpillar shares jumped after reporting record $20.5 billion in quarterly revenue, driven by strong demand from data center and energy infrastructure bui

Bong Joon-ho’s Mickey 17 Premieres in London with Robert Pattinson

Bong Joon-ho premiered his highly anticipated sci-fi dark comedy Mickey 17 in London, marking his first film since the Oscar-winning Parasite. Based on the...

Tilda Swinton Honored at Berlin Film Festival with Powerful Speech on Art and Oppression

British actor Tilda Swinton took the stage in Berlin to accept the honorary Golden Bear award at the 75th Berlin Film Festival, delivering a...

Andrew Lau: A Versatile Filmmaker in Hong Kong Cinema

Andrew Lau Wai-keung stands as one of Hong Kong’s most defining filmmakers, known for blending commercial appeal with stylish cinematography. Unlike some contemporaries, he...

Robert De Niro Stars in Netflix’s Zero Day, a Cyber Warfare Thriller

Robert De Niro has described working on his latest Netflix project, Zero Day, as an intense experience, comparing it to filming three full-length movies...

Constantine Turns 20: A Cult Classic That Deserves a Sequel

Between The Matrix (1999) and John Wick (2014), Keanu Reeves struggled to find a film that fully captured his star persona. While some of...

George Clooney Gears Up for Broadway Debut in Good Night, and Good Luck

George Clooney, an acclaimed film and television actor, is set to make his Broadway debut in Good Night, and Good Luck. Despite his extensive...

Newtopia: Korean Zombie Drama Blends Horror and Humor for Global Appeal

Director Yoon Sung-hyun is confident that his new zombie drama, Newtopia, will captivate international audiences, particularly those who enjoy a mix of horror and...

Unmasked: A K-Drama That Struggles Between Investigative Thriller and Office Drama

Expectations can shape how we perceive a story, and sometimes a show is not what it initially seems. This is the case with Unmasked,...

George Clooney Prepares for Broadway Debut in Good Night, and Good Luck

George Clooney is set to make his Broadway debut in Good Night, and Good Luck, an adaptation of his 2005 film about legendary journalist...

Disney Reports Strong Q1 Earnings Amid Streaming and Theme Park Challenges

Disney reported better-than-expected Q1 earnings, despite a slight decline in Disney+ subscribers. The streaming platform saw a 1% drop in total subscriptions, with international...

When the Stars Gossip: A K-Drama That Fails to Find Its Place in Sci-Fi

Mixing K-drama, sci-fi, and a massive 50 billion won budget might sound like a formula for success, but When the Stars Gossip proves otherwise....

Netflix Expands Korean Lineup in 2024 with Squid Game 3, Physical: Asia, and More

Netflix is set to expand its dominance in the streaming industry by introducing a diverse lineup of Korean series, films, and entertainment shows in...

Dark Nuns Delivers Female-Led Supernatural Horror with Familiar Thrills

In Dark Nuns, a pair of mismatched nuns take on dark forces and institutional resistance in a supernatural battle that challenges both faith and...

Drama Thriller September 5 Revisits the 1972 Munich Olympics Tragedy

The drama thriller September 5 offers a fresh perspective on the harrowing true events of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre. Directed by Swiss filmmaker...

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