Nobody Wants This returned to Netflix for its second season with more tales of love in Los Angeles. The Adam Brody/Kristen Bell-led rom-com series topped the streamer’s latest TV charts with 8.6M ...

The political thriller depicts the U.S. government's crisis response to a mysterious nuclear missile threat. It's ending leaves viewers with more questions than answers. Kathryn Bigelow returns after ...

THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Taio Coulonval from Kloof High School is making waves in bodyboarding. The young champ recently won a gold medal at the 2025 South Africa Bodyboarding Championships in the U16 Girls ...

USA Today stated in its review that it is a “throwback to the 1980s days” of movies like The Day After and WarGames. Since its Netflix premiere, A House of Dynamite has been the talk of the town on ...

Confronting the new nuclear era. Ad Policy Salt accumulations resulting from dripping water seen in a shaft of the Asse II nuclear waste storage facility on October 15, 2025, in Remlingen near ...

In The Number Ones, I'm reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart's beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: ...

The movie is about a bunch of government officials and military personnel all grappling with an incoming nuclear warhead hurdling towards Chicago. The film is structured in three parts – triptych ...

In seven minutes, the president of the United States is told, the city of Chicago will be destroyed. What would he like to do about it? “A House of Dynamite” is a work of shivery, apocalyptic power ...

Only two years later, the buyers of Taio Cruz’s Beverly Hills home are the ones singing “ayo, gotta let go.” The onetime Beverly Hills estate of the British singer, songwriter and rapper is back on ...

Had the Netflix nuclear thriller “A House of Dynamite” arrived four decades earlier, it might have benefited from being lumped in with other nuclear war cautionary tales like “The Day After” (1983) ...

Billionaire entrepreneur Andrew Lutfy debated going public about his frustrations with Quebec immigration policies that he says are so crippling, he’s considering moving his Montreal head office to ...