Mamoru Hosoda’s Anime Princess Film ‘Scarlet’ Lands December 2025 Release
Sony Pictures is co-producing and co-financing the pic with the acclaimed Japanese writer-director's Studio Chizu and Nippon TV.
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I hope Dune: Awakening's base-building get weirder and wilder than what we saw in the beta, because it's going up against decades of killer Dune artwork
Dune: Awakening's building interface is a bit clunky, too.
Bill criminalizing deepfake revenge porn passes House, heads to Trump's desk
The Take It Down Act, a measure that would criminalize the publication of nonconsensual sexually explicit deepfakes, passed the House on Monday and now heads to President Trump's desk. The measure cleared the House in an overwhelming 409-2 vote, with 22 members not voting.
How African popes changed Christianity - and gave us Valentine's Day
Historians say there were three popes of North African descent, the last one more than 1,500 years ago.
What Amazon’s Project Kuiper vs. SpaceX’s Starlink Satellite Mega Constellation Wars Mean for Earth
Amazon has launched its first operational Project Kuiper satellites in its attempt to compete with SpaceX’s Starlink—but experts remain concerned about space debris and astronomy
Spain and Portugal hit by sweeping power outage: Here is what we know
Spain’s Interior Ministry declared a state of emergency after a nationwide blackout paralysed much of the Iberian Peninsula. Work is still underway as technicians scramble to restore power.
Messing up, Trump could resort to brinkmanship
Back in the White House for the first 100 days, President Donald Trump has more than doubled down on his maverick-ness. He’s gone exponential. People think they’ve grown accustomed to his unpredictability but they keep being taken aback by the dizzying pace of his one move
HHS cuts risk undermining reproductive health services
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Congress Passes TAKE IT DOWN Act Despite Major Flaws
Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act , giving the powerful a dangerous new route to manipulate platforms into removing lawful speech that they simply don't like. President Trump himself has said that he would use the law to censor his critics. The
US farmers in ‘full-blown crisis’ as Chinese orders for pork, soybeans plunge on Trump tariffs
US farmers across the country are already in crisis-mode – from hay farmers to fruit and nut exporters to those growing cotton and hardwood lumber.
Bryant Park Grill’s future in doubt after judge’s ruling boots iconic eatery in favor of famed chef
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Trump executive order requires truck drivers to speak English
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday that requires commercial truck drivers in the United States to be proficient in English. The text of the order acknowledges the essential role that truck drivers play in the U.S. economy and the livelihood of American people.
Mamoru Hosoda’s Animated Princess Tale ‘Scarlet’ Lands December Release From Sony
Academy Award-nominated Japanese director Mamoru Hosoda‘s latest film, “Scarlet,” has landed a Dec. 12 domestic release date from Sony Pictures. The film centers on a brave princess who transcends time and space. Hosoda’s previous feature films include “Digimon: The Movie”
What is bug hunting and why is it changing?
Bug hunters make money by funding flaws in software, but AI is changing the way they work.
Graduates turned down by supermarkets as vacancies drop
Young people say it is harder than ever to get a job after uni with some being turned down by supermarkets.
Trump’s first 100 days supercharged a global ‘freefall of rights’, says Amnesty
World now in era of repressive regimes’ impunity, climate inaction and unchecked corporate power, says report The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency have “supercharged” a global rollback of human rights, pushing the world towards an authoritarian era defined by
US lost seven multi-million-dollar drones in Yemen area since March
The United States has lost seven multi-million-dollar MQ-9 Reaper drones in the Yemen area since March 15, a US official said Monday, as the Navy announced a costly warplane fell off an aircraft carrier into the Red Sea. Washington launched the latest round of its air campaign
Fireworks and tax cuts
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FCC chair keeps ‘all options on the table’ after ‘60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley calls out Paramount bosses on air
Trump's head of the Federal Communications Commission said Monday that he will review complaints over alleged news distortion in CBS' “60 Minutes’” sitdown with then-Vice President Kamala Harris but he did not provide a timeline for making a decision.
Terrence Howard Turned Down Marvin Gaye Biopic Because He Didn’t Want to Kiss a Man: ‘I Would Cut My Lips Off’
Terrence Howard almost starred in a biopic of legendary soul singer Marvin Gaye, but there was one major hold-up for the actor. During a recent appearance on Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, Howard said that the “biggest mistake” of his career was turning down the starring
First batch of Hong Kong democrats freed after 4 years’ jail for subversion
China has cracked down on the democratic opposition and media outlets under sweeping national security laws.
Chinese man who displayed pro-democracy banners in detention: sources
Authorities have held Mei Shilin, 27, since soon after he hung the banners at a Chengdu overpass on April 15.
Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Is the First Oscar Movie of 2025
This year, the Oscar season prayer has a name, and it is “Sinners.” With “Sinners,” writer-director Ryan Coogler, one of Hollywood’s most quietly seismic forces, steps into a genre long neglected by the Academy, and once again, reshapes the game. A slow-burn psychological
Cameron Winter – “LSD”
Cameron Winter is offering salvation. The Geese frontman stole indie rock fans’ hearts with his idiosyncratic solo debut Heavy Metal in December, garnering praise from Nick Cave and performing on Kimmel in the meantime. Now he’s back with “LSD.”
Jeffries says fate of Trump agenda is ‘matter of life and death’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Monday the adoption of President Trump’s domestic agenda would literally hurt and kill people due to cuts to federal health care programs. The Democratic leader said the Republicans’ designs for Medicaid, in particular, would
Michigan Democrat files articles of impeachment against Trump
Michigan Democratic Rep. Shri Thanedar announced Monday he had filed articles of impeachment against President Trump. “I have introduced articles of impeachment against President Trump,” Thanedar said in his announcement online. “When Trump ignores the Constitution, Congress,
Oblivion Remastered has nearly tripled how much Skooma you can chug at once, ringing in a new era of drug-fueled super speed
OG Oblivion: Eight stacks of Skooma zoomies (Skoomies). Oblivion Remastered: 22.
5 ways Trump reshaped the government in the first 100 days
President Trump’s first 100 days have upended norms in the White House and across the federal government with a slew of executive actions and policies that aim to fulfill his key campaign promises. It has included the slashing of several agencies, the firings of thousands of
ChatGPT goes shopping with new product-browsing feature
ChatGPT will now recommend products to be bought offsite—but no sponsored ads just yet.
Yung L.A. Concerns Crowd As He Passes Out Mid-Performance
Yung L.A. gave fans a scare after passing out mid-performance at a recent show, but luckily it seems he had just a bit too much to drink.
Oil giant ConocoPhillips' pullout from US$3.1b Sarawak project a fallout of state's rift with Petronas
The surprise move by the American firm is putting pressure on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government to find a compromise between the gas-rich state and Malaysia’s national oil corporation Petronas.
Commentary: Trump tariffs - poor workers in Cambodia will be among the biggest losers
Even at the baseline tariff rate of 10 per cent, many garment workers will fear for their jobs, says this University of Nottingham research fellow.
Broadway’s Stranger Things: The First Shadow made me like Stranger Things again
I have a love-hate relationship with Stranger Things. Like many of my friends, I was fully charmed by the first season, but each subsequent season has filled me with growing frustration. The series touches on so many elements that cater to me specifically, like coming-of-age
White House sets new July 4 deadline for Trump tax agenda
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that July 4 is the new deadline for lawmakers to pass President Trump's ambitious tax agenda. Bessent and Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council, met on Capitol Hill Monday with Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.),
Trump administration launches Title VI investigation into Harvard, Harvard Law Review
The Trump administration announced Monday it was investigating Harvard and the Harvard Law Review due to alleged discriminatory policies. The Department of Education and Department of Health and Human Services launched a Title VI investigation over reports of race-based
Five New York City Shows to See Right Now
From historical shows about labor to investigations of color to John Singer Sargent’s renderings of hands, we’re enjoying a variety of art this week.
US plans massive health database to study autism – will it work?
The US government’s proposal for a vast health database to study autism could improve our understanding of the condition – but there is a risk it could do more harm than good
A Collective of Lesbian Activists Is a Fierce Family
A show highlighting work by members of the collective fierce pussy presents them not out on the streets, but communing with one another, like family.
MoonPay to put down roots in NYC with new US headquarters — leading to predicted crypto real estate boom
It's latest digital currency company to expand its presence in NYC.
Backblaze responds to claims of “sham accounting,” customer backups at risk
Short seller publishes report detailing allegations about Backblaze's financials.
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These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.
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Sarah Snook plays all 26 characters in the new Broadway production of “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” It’s not a question of can she pull it off, but how? Costume designer and scenic designer Marg Horwell is responsible for seamlessly transforming Snook, who plays the title
The Darkness of Thomas Kinkade, Painter of Light
One of a new documentary’s most intriguing strands is the way that brand seemed to eclipse the man, according to his own family.