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The Mandalorian and Grogu review: This isn't a Star Wars movie but it's still a damn good time
The Mandalorian and Grogu probably shouldn't exist, but I'm glad it does
Teeny Mutant Ninja Turtles trailer: TMNT is back like you've never seen it before
An exclusive look at Teeny Mutant Ninja Turtles, the pre-school take on the TMNT from Nickelodeon Digital Studio
‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Review: An Efficient Adventure That Only Pretends to Be a Real ‘Star Wars’ Movie. Maybe That’s a Good Thing
I found "The Mandalorian and Grogu" to be fun in a slightly flat way. But because the movie has so little pretense, it’s basically an invitation to wallow in the lite "Star Wars" nostalgia that’s there in every frame.
Iran warns against renewed US attacks as Trump says held off assault
Iran's army warned on Tuesday it would "open new fronts" against the United States if it resumes attacks, after President Donald Trump said he had held off launching a new offensive in hopes of striking a deal. The warning came amid a shaky ceasefire in place since April 8,
Scientists call for stewardship practices to be integrated into biodiversity conservation frameworks
A new article in the journal BioScience argues that the stewardship practices of Indigenous Peoples and other place-based knowledge holders have been systematically underrepresented in both conservation research and international policy along with the knowledge holders and
‘You Can’t Tell Me Music Doesn’t Change the World’
From Woody Guthrie to Bruce Springsteen, American artists have always fought for change through music. Steve Earle pays tribute to our proud history of protest songs
Why Fuerza Regida Calls the Chevy 454 Their Favorite ‘Time Machine’
In the Mexican American community, it’s everyone’s dream truck — and a symbol of hard work
Teddy Swims, Snoop Dogg Highlight Montauk’s Surf Lodge Summer Concert Series
Dance music mainstays and rap sets highlight the Hamptons hotspot's slate
Spotify Officially Bans AI-Generated Podcasts That Impersonate Someone Else, Adds Verification Badges for Podcasts
Spotify is aiming to boost the trust of podcast listeners — by extending its verification program to podcasts and affirming that using AI to “impersonate” another podcaster is not allowed. According to the company, Spotify’s policies have always prohibited unauthorized
Kristen Stewart Subverts Cannes’ Strict Dress Code in Nike and Converse Sneakers
No sneakers on the carpet? No Cannes do. The Paris fest’s famously strict dress code — recently updated with a red carpet sneaker ban — didn’t stop Kristen Stewart from boasting a chic high-low ensemble on the Croisette. The actor arrived to a photocall for her new movie “Full
Honoring the Music That Made Us
Again and again, even through our darkest chapters, the power of song has shown the country the way forward
Early Outlaws Were the Ultimate Underdogs. That’s Why We Love ’Em
From Billy the Kid to Butch Cassidy, these legends of the West are American attitude and individualism in the flesh
Antarctic plants may face a growing fungal threat from warming soils
Soil DNA from Chile to the Antarctic Peninsula ties warmer climates to more plant fungal pathogens, with abundance projected to double by 2100.
Bible bytes: The Pope and Anthropic co-founder join forces on AI ethics
Pope Leo's first major document will confront the age of AI.
Primetime and Breaking Through the Lens Partner to Widen Financing for Women and Non-Binary Filmmakers (EXCLUSIVE)
Primetime and Breaking Through The Lens have unveiled a strategic partnership at the Cannes Film Festival designed to create new financing channels for women and non-binary filmmakers working across film and television. The two organizations are combining Primetime’s model of
Transformers movie that killed Optimus gets triumphant re-release
Transformers: The Movie, known for shocking fans with Optimus Prime's death, celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special re-release.
HS2 costs could top £100bn and trains will be slower than first planned
The new cost range and train speed are being announced as a "reset" of the delayed, over-budget and vastly scaled-back project is carried out.
London Police reviewing Ghost Tube Station Fraud Case
Entrepreneur Ajit Chambers ' Brompton Road Report' is now with the London Police Fraud Unit, with access provided directly to Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley. 'Chambers' is the man who decided to open London's 26 abandoned tube stations, known as 'Ghost Tube Stations',
From ‘glass cars’ to dollar remarks, Prabowo’s verbal slips draw laughs – but at what political cost?
Young, financially literate Indonesians are among the most critical of Prabowo's remarks.
Africa: Togo Removes Visa Requirement for African Nationals
[Premium Times] Mr Batossie linked the new directive, which took effect on Sunday, to Togo's commitment to regional integration and Pan-African cooperation.
Live updates: Blanche likely to face grilling on compensation fund; Massie fights for seat in Kentucky primary
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche leads a long line of Cabinet secretaries and administration officials testifying on Capitol Hill on Tuesday. He's bound to face quick questions on the $1.776 billion fund announced Monday to compensate allies of President Trump who claim to
Indigenous Australians were the world's first astronomers. But their knowledge is now at risk
I'm a proud Yorta Yorta and Barapa Barapa man, an Indigenous astronomer and a trainee ecologist. When I look at the night sky, I don't just see stars. Instead, I see an ancient knowledge system that has guided people, culture and Country for tens of thousands of years.
Son of Mango boss arrested over father's fatal fall from cliff
Isak, 71, died in December 2024 after falling from a ravine while walking in the Montserrat mountains near Barcelona.
Africa: Fertiliser Plants - Dangote Vows to Ensure Food Security in Africa
[Vanguard] President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has reaffirmed his commitment to boosting food security across Africa through large-scale fertiliser investments, declaring that the continent has the capacity to feed itself and become a net exporter of agricultural
What to know about $1.776B DOJ compensation fund for Trump allies
The Department of Justice (DOJ) could soon provide access to a $1.776 billion compensation fund to allies of President Trump who claim they were wrongfully targeted by the Biden administration. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday announced the creation of an
Father-of-8 security guard hailed as hero in San Diego mosque shooting
Amin Abdullah, one of three men killed in the attack, is said to have saved lives in the shooting.
These are America's most 'overpriced' housing markets
As we enter peak home-buying season, you may notice your neighborhood suddenly covered with "for sale" signs. Depending on where you live, some of those homes may be "overpriced."
'The View' from the White House: Forget about the First Amendment
The clash between ABC and the Trump administration could lead to a protracted, high-stakes legal battle over free expression.
Microsoft announces plans to give you more control over the Windows 11 taskbar and Start menu
Top, bottom, left and right.
Africa: Togo Grants Visa-Free Entry to African Nationals for 30-Day Stays
[Leadership] The government of Togo has announced the removal of visa requirements for citizens of all African countries visiting the country for short stays of up to 30 days.
Brussels’ Manneken Pis goes sporty
Brussels’ iconic Manneken Pis statue received a makeover in honour of the annual World Fair Play Day. Celebrated on 19 May, the event shines a spotlight on "fair play'' in the world of sport.
Food relief comes in many packages
Food insecurity—or the uncertain access to sufficient, nutritious and safe foods—is a "wicked problem" affecting 1 in 3 people worldwide. Social supermarkets are slowly emerging in Australia as a different approach to food relief, offering affordable food access with social
