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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."

Palantir, Snap and On Semiconductor Lead After-Hours Stock Moves on Earnings

Palantir, Snap and On Semiconductor were among the biggest after-hours stock movers following the latest round of quarterly earnings reports.

Larry Berg Named Next MLS Commissioner, Succeeding Don Garber in 2027

LAFC co-owner Larry Berg will become the next MLS commissioner, succeeding Don Garber, as the league eyes momentum from the 2026 World Cup.

25 States Sue Trump Administration Over Latest Global Tariffs on 60 Trading Partners

Twenty-five Democratic-led US states sued the Trump administration, arguing its latest tariffs on 60 trading partners exceed presidential authority.

Zelensky Dismisses Ukraine’s Ambassador to United States Amid Broader Government Shake-Up

President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, Olha Stefanishyna, amid a broader shake-up of senior government posts

Head Over Heels K-Drama Wrap-Up: A Supernatural Romance That Falters in Execution

In Head Over Heels, teenage shaman Park Seong-ah (Cho Yi-hyun) has spent most of her high school years protecting her cursed classmate Bae Gyeon-woo...

Liam Neeson Revives Classic Comedy in Hilarious New Naked Gun Sequel

More than thirty years after Leslie Nielsen’s last misadventure as the clueless Lieutenant Frank Drebin, The Naked Gun returns in a side-splitting legacy sequel...

“Wednesday” Season Two Returns with More Mystery, Family, and Addams Charm

Nearly three years after its debut, the hit Netflix series Wednesday returns with a highly anticipated second season, further diving into the eerie world...

Julian Schnabel to Receive Career Honor at Venice Film Festival

American artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel is set to be honored at the upcoming Venice Film Festival with the prestigious Cartier Glory to the...

Law and the City Finds Intrigue in an Unlikely Character

While Law and the City has largely followed the comforting rhythm of a slice-of-life legal drama, one curious character has quietly emerged as its...

Kiyoshi Kurosawa to Explore Samurai Era Through Psychological Horror

Renowned Japanese filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa, known for redefining horror with unnerving, psychologically rich films, is preparing to take on a new genre: the samurai...

The Winning Try: K-Drama Brings Underdog Spirit to the Rugby Field

The Winning Try ventures into fresh territory for Korean dramas by diving into the lesser-known sport of rugby. While the game itself might be...

Comic-Con 2025 Kicks Off with Fan Energy Despite Fewer Celebrities

The excitement was palpable on opening day at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, even without the usual star-studded lineup of celebrity panels. Fans flocked to...

Tron: Ares Unleashes High-Speed Virtual Chaos at Comic-Con

The futuristic worlds of Disney's Tron franchise surged back to life at San Diego Comic-Con, where fans were treated to an electrifying preview of...

“Predator: Badlands” Shifts the Spotlight to the Hunters Themselves

The Predator franchise is taking a bold leap into uncharted territory with its newest installment, Predator: Badlands. Directed by Dan Trachtenberg, known for 2022's...

Marvel’s “Fantastic Four” Battles DC’s “Superman” at the Box Office

The age-old rivalry between Marvel and DC Comics has once again taken center stage at the global box office, as fans flock to theaters...

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson Team Up for Action-Comedy Heist “The Pickup”

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson join forces in The Pickup, a dynamic heist comedy that casts them as an unlikely pair of armoured truck...

Walking with Dinosaurs Returns with Character-Driven Prehistoric Stories

Dinosaurs have never gone out of style. Their timeless appeal in museums and media is undeniable, and now the BBC revives the classic 1999...

East Meets East: The Cross-Cultural Clash Behind Zatoichi and the One-Armed Swordsman

Despite portraying Japanese characters as cruel antagonists in martial arts films of the 1960s and 70s, Hong Kong studios actively collaborated with Japanese counterparts....

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