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Hollywood producer behind ‘Apollo 13’ rejects politics in his movies, seeks to unite audiences
Speaking at the Aspen Institute's Ideas Festival, Oscar-winning film and television producer Brian Grazer said he keeps politics out of his storytelling.
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The Verge’s annual summer ‘in’ and ‘out’ list
In the AI slop-loaded, algorithm-powered modern reality, trends come and go – and the tech industry is no different. For the last few years, The Verge staff has compiled a selection of things that are IN for summer and OUT for summer – and each time there are some strong feelings. (Here are the last…
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Cannes Winner Diego Céspedes Preps ‘Wild’ Second Feature, ‘The Case of the Boy Who Lost His Heart’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Chilean wunderkind Diego Céspedes whose debut feature “The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo” (“La Misteriosa Mirada del Flamenco”) snagged the top prize in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard last year, is prepping his sophomore pic, “The Case of the Boy Who Lost His Heart.” News comes in the wake of another milestone in the 31-year-old’s fledgling…
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James Carville worries about the ‘end of the two-party system’ as democratic socialists gain popularity
James Carville warns the Democratic Party may have to splinter as Democratic Socialists gain ground and younger voters reject traditional party values.
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Caitlin Clark’s peers make it crystal clear they hate her with insulting All-Star game vote
WNBA players ranked Caitlin Clark the 11th-best guard in All-Star voting despite her leading stats in assists and points per game this season.
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Democratic senate candidate called for mass release of criminals during prison abolition webinar
Abdul El-Sayed called for decarceration and abolishing prisons in an unearthed 2020 webinar, raising concerns about his Michigan Senate race bid.
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Pollock and inexperienced England bench backed against Springboks
Captain Jamie George has backed England’s inexperienced replacement forwards to swing the match their way in the final quarter against South Africa in Johannesburg on Saturday.
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We asked Americans to grade the economy. Then we asked if it would change their vote.
Americans at the Great American State Fair gave the economy a grade B but said values, faith, family and party affiliation matter more at the ballot box.
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Anakin and Padmé’s awkward love story is the best part of the Star Wars prequels
Everyone loves to make fun of their awkward love scenes, but the Star Wars prequel trilogy wouldn’t work without them
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Time short for airport lease negotiations – claim
The Doncaster Sheffield Airport project is predicted to run out of money in September, sources warn.