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‘Widow’s Bay’ Review: Matthew Rhys Enchants in Apple’s Stephen King-Tinged Horror Comedy
“New England’s best kept secret”, reads a glowing review from an acclaimed New York Times travel writer as he visits Widow’s Bay, an isolated island 40 miles off the coast. However, it’s not just the beautiful natural scenery and quaint, charming island town that has been hidden from the outside world. In an attempt by
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‘Devastated’ Denise Richards shares footage from ex-boyfriend Patrick Muldoon’s final movie
Denise Richards shared footage from Patrick Muldoon’s final movie in her latest tribute to her ex, who died on Sunday at age 57. The “RHOBH” alum posted an Instagram clip Thursday from their new crime thriller “Dirty Hands” and revealed that the pair were set to do press together this week. “He was so passionate
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Pete Hegseth’s sound cut off on MS NOW for harsh fact check after string of boasts
During his Friday Pentagon Press conference, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired off a collection of boasts about how well the war on Iran is goingthat led MS NOW host Joe Scarborough to have his producers cut the sound so he talk over the former Fox News personality for an immediate fact-check. Then he did it
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Reshoots, Legal Threats and a Scrapped 3rd Act: How ‘Michael’ Made It to Theaters
“Michael,” the star-studded, $200 million biopic of the troubled King of Pop, arrives in theaters this weekend amidst a flurry of pre-release buzz and withering reviews (the Rotten Tomatoes score is currently sitting at 39%). But more dramatic than anything on screen is the movie’s journey through production, sidestepping controversy, enduring costly reshoots and finally
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Extra large pizza fest serves up slices from 40 different spots in LA this weekend
Downtown Los Angeles is about to get seriously cheesy this weekend as Pizza City Fest returns for its fourth year, running Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Founded by three-time Emmy and 13-time James Beard Award-winning food reporter Steve Dolinsky, the festival has expanded into a three-city operation covering Chicago, Nashville and Los
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Arbor Day Is Actually About Infrastructure
An aerial view of Central Park in New York, New York. —simonkr—Getty Images There is an inherent understanding that roads, bridges, and water systems are vital to a functioning society. Their value is obvious, their absence is disruptive, and their failure can be catastrophic. As we work to build more resilient cities—addressing everything from severe
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Cancer left him blind. When his son was diagnosed, ex-USC long snapper found Trojans had his back again
Former USC long snapper Jake Olson made college football history at the Coliseum in September 2017 as the first completely blind player to compete in a Division I college football game. Eight years later, his not-quite-8-month-old son was having the time of his life crawling around on the same field. The significance of the moment
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GOP lawmakers blast Mike Johnson over new ‘delay game’ because he doesn’t ‘have the votes’
GOP lawmakers have slammed Speaker of the House Mike Johnson for delaying a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security. The prolonged closure has left employees at the Transportation Security Administration and other DHS agencies without regular pay, creating significant operational challenges across the department. The core dispute centers on funding for Immigration and
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How Fox’s reboot of ‘Fear Factor’ became a surprise hit
Some of the contestants were covered in liquid concrete. Others carried dead rats in their mouths and were locked in water tanks alongside alligator gars. “Fear Factor” is back — with a vengeance. The show that helped define the reality TV era in the early 2000s staged a surprisingly strong comeback this year with a
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Plan hatches to impeach Trump on ‘day 1’ if Dems take House control in November: Axios
A group of House Democrats is preparing to pursue impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump beginning Jan. 1 if they regain a House majority in the midterm elections, Axios reported Thursday. Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ), one of the House Democrats actively working to lay the groundwork for a “day 1” impeachment, told Axios that if