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‘Thrash’ Review: Not a Great Killer Shark Movie, but You Could Netflix and Gill
I’m not a particularly religious person, but I think there’s probably a moment when you’re driving a tanker truck filled with blood in the middle of a Category 5 hurricane and the levees break and the town completely floods and a statue impales your tanker truck and releases all the chum into these newly shark-infested
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Photos of the Week: Solar Eclipse, Amazon Monument, Titanic Bonfire
NASAThe Artemis II crew—(clockwise from left) mission specialist Christina Koch, mission specialist Jeremy Hansen, commander Reid Wiseman, and pilot Victor Glover—take time out for a group hug inside the Orion spacecraft on their way home to Earth on April 7, 2026. Following a swing around the far side of the moon on April 6, 2026,
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Economists Starting to Admit They May Have Been Wrong About AI Never Replacing Human Jobs
For the most part, economists have been one of the few groups of professionals who’ve roundly rejected the AI Kool-Aid. Consensus of the worst-case scenario seemed to center on the idea that AI could upend the job market, but it wouldn’t destroy it entirely. ATMs didn’t eliminate bank tellers, the parable went, meaning new technology
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Fed up with Trump’s chaos? Then his strategy is working
Talk about whiplash. After issuing apocalyptic threats of destroying bridges and power plants (i.e., war crimes) and even ending Persian civilization itself (which some speculated meant a nuclear strike), President Trump suddenly backed away from bombing Iran “back to the Stone Ages” just in time to embrace a two-week ceasefire. Only time will tell whether
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Bitter feud between GOP candidates crippling bid to steal governorship
The Republican Party’s best opportunity to capture California’s governorship in two decades is imploding as its two leading candidates savage each other in an increasingly vicious primary battle that threatens to destroy their joint advantage. According to the Los Angeles Times, under California’s “jungle primary” rules, the top two vote-getters in the June primary advance
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BAFTA Board Apologizes, Sets 3-Step Plan to Ensure ‘Sinners’ N-Word Incident Doesn’t Happen Again
The BAFTA Board of Trustees is implementing a three-point plan to ensure future incidents like the N-word being broadcast at the 2026 EE BAFTAs never happens again. Following an independent review into February’s 79th British Academy Film Awards, the awards body issued a statement on Friday, apologizing to both the Black and the disability communities
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Angry, yelling passenger slaps a flight attendant on a packed plane
Slappy landings? An elderly passenger has been placed on the no-fly list after slapping a flight attendant who inadvertently bumped into her midflight, as seen in shocking footage. The in-flight assault occurred on April 3 aboard a Tigerair Taiwan flight from Fukushima, Japan to Taipei, Taiwan, Jam Press reported. As flight IT753 had started making
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Frankie Muniz details his ‘surreal’ return to Hollywood for ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ revival
The prodigal son returns. Frankie Muniz made an unexpected return to Hollywood to film the “Malcolm in the Middle” revival series, and the former child star exclusively told Page Six that the experience has been “surreal.” “I left the acting world just because I wanted to pursue [car] racing back in 2006,” Muniz, now 40,
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Trump wants you to invest your 401(k) in crypto and private equity. Should you bite?
If you believe Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, American 401(k) accounts are about to get much better. Thanks to President Trump’s “bold new vision of a new golden age for America,” Chavez-DeRemer wrote in the Wall Street Journal on March 30, her agency is taking steps to open these crucial retirement accounts to a raft of
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Trump’s Iran war sends prices soaring in ‘largest’ increase in nearly two years: WSJ
Prices in the United States skyrocketed by a staggering 0.9% in March, or by 3.3% when compared to a year earlier, according to a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) published on Friday that took into account the market effects of the U.S. war against Iran, the “largest annual increase since May