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Riley Green shares how Luke Grimes unexpectedly launched his acting career, reveals job he left behind
Country singer Riley Green has revealed that fellow star and “Yellowstone” actor Luke Grimes played a key role in helping him land his new acting role in the series “Marshals.” Speaking on “CBS Mornings,” the 37-year-old Alabama-born musician explained how his friendship with Grimes unexpectedly opened the door to a screen career alongside his established…
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California AG Rob Bonta Open To Structural Remedies In Paramount-WBD Suit But Calls 30 Movies A Year An “Old, Stale Promise”
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said he would consider “structural remedies” to settle the antitrust lawsuit challenging the Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger, but rejected “behavioral” pledges such as David Ellison’s promise to release 30 films a year, calling it an “old, stale promise” that is hard to enforce. His comments, made at a Politico conference…
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Hims & Hers planning to sell compounded peptides
Hims & Hers Health is planning to sell compounded peptides, the company said in a Monday earnings call. The company’s CEO, Andrew Dudum, said in the earnings call that it was “currently developing a best-in-class peptides experience, including U.S. manufactured products, clinical-led guidance, and ongoing blood testing.” Dudum said in the call that the company…
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‘Untouchable’ Andrew and Tristan Tate had secret aliases including James Bond villain’s identity to try to dodge justice…now they’re binging on Doritos and Snickers in prison
Andrew and Tristan Tate reportedly used secret aliases, including the identity of a James Bond villain, in an apparent attempt to evade authorities as they moved between countries, believing themselves to be beyond the reach of the law. The report details how the self-styled “untouchable” brothers, who face serious legal proceedings, allegedly relied on false…
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Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni reportedly knew Phia was ‘cookie stuffing’ for months
Phia, the shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni, faces fresh scrutiny after Bloomberg reported that the pair knew for months that the company was “cookie stuffing” — improperly claiming credit and commission for affiliate purchases it had not actually generated. This contradicts an earlier company statement, made when Bloomberg first exposed the…
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Don’t Malign the U.S. Economy
People in the U.S. with very low literacy make about as much as the average worker in the U.K.
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Stop Killing Games Joins Dutch Consumer Group’s $457M Lawsuit Against Sony Over Digital Store ‘Monopoly’
The Stop Killing Games movement has joined a $457 million lawsuit against Sony brought by Dutch consumer group Stichting Massaschade & Consument, accusing the PlayStation maker of running an unlawful “monopoly” over digital game pricing. The action forms part of a wider backlash against Sony’s decision to end physical game production from January 2028, a…
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An FCC filing points to new Sonos headphones coming soon
An FCC filing suggests Sonos is preparing to launch a successor to its Ace headphones, potentially named the Sonos Ace Ultra, following hints from CEO Tom Conrad during a recent earnings call. The move matters because the original Ace, released over two years ago, was undermined by a troubled app relaunch and fell short of…
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Innocent driver had car window smashed and was dragged onto pavement before being maced in face after San Francisco cops made idiotic mistake
A driver in San Francisco was violently pulled from their car after police mistakenly identified them as a suspect, smashing the vehicle’s window, dragging them onto the pavement and pepper-spraying them in the face during the arrest. The incident, captured on video, has drawn criticism after it emerged that officers had targeted the wrong person,…