Netflix Sued for $105 Million After Hard Drive of Unreleased Nicholas Cage Movie Stolen
Netflix has been slapped with a $105 million lawsuit after the hard drive for an unreleased Nicholas Cage movie was stolen from his office.

Netflix has been slapped with a $105 million lawsuit after the hard drive for an unreleased Nicholas Cage movie was stolen from his office.

At least four football coaches and several players at a Pennsylvania high school have been charged in a brutal hazing scandal. The charges resulted from two separate incidents in 2025 at Cheltenham High School in Montgomery County wherein players and

The WNBA responded to backlash regarding a social media post that featured a video of Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese and Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers betting on an upcoming game.

Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Theaters, has endorsed the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, arguing that it could save the film industry.

The NCAA has suspended Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter after he accepted a gift $427 flight from his agent as a gift.

Fifa has officially charged Argentina for waving a politically-charged flag at the World Cup after defeating England in the semi-final.

The DOJ under President Trump will now appeal to the Supreme Court regarding the $83.3 million awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll.

Ari Emanuel, executive chairman of William Morris Endeavor (WME), has endorsed the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.

Singer Noah Kahan spoke out against the White House using his song “American Cars,” saying he “would never approve” its use.

Lincoln Riley, head football coach for USC, said that an expansion of college playoffs to 24 teams is likely.

The U.S. Senate approved Manhattan federal prosecutor Jay Clayton as the next director of national intelligence on Tuesday.

The White House will honor the California teenage lifeguard who saved a boy in a rescue that went viral this past weekend.

Pope Leo XIV will join with world renowned singer Andrea Bocelli to a host a young children’s choir in a concert for peace.

Guillermo Del Toro continued his fight against generative AI this week during an appearance at San Diego Comic Con.

Bootlegs of Christopher Nolan’s smash hit blockbuster “The Odyssey” have been leaking on X, generating millions of views before finally being removed for copyright infringement.

Democrat Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has called on Sen. Mitch McConnell, one of the two Republican senators from his state, to explain his long-term health absence or resign.

Former FBI Director James Comey asked a judge to drop the charges against him, arguing that his “86 47” post was political speech, not a threat against President Donald Trump.

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney responded to President Donald Trump’s reference in his White House Correspondents Association Dinner speech to the Bud Light campaign that ignited controversy in 2023.

Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo has withdrawn from an upcoming golf tournament following his DUI arrest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

NBA star Kyle Kuzma rebuked New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani calling Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a “war criminal.”

Christopher Nolan’s box office smash ‘The Odyssey’ has inspired members of Gen Z to download editions of the audiobook in record numbers.

A federal judge extended the temporary restraining order to further delay the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger on Thursday.

USA Today has defended columnist Nancy Armour after she invoked Emmett Till in an op-ed about the rise of Caitlin Clark.

Actor Alan Ritchson, star of the Amazon Prime show Reacher, accused President Donald Trump of concealing the Epstein Files while saying that he’s “all up into 13 year olds.”

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith defended WNBA star Sophie Cunningham after she said men do not belong in women’s sports.

A Jewish and an Asian man were stabbed in New York City on Thursday, which police have been investigating as a possible hate crime.

Brendan Carr, current chairman for the FCC, said that ABC’s recent decision to not carry President Trump’s live speech on election security will factor into its investigation regarding its broadcast license.

Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery took a closer step to becoming reality this week when the European Commission approved the merger.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will be featured on the cover of NBA 2K27 deluxe edition, albeit with a strange image.

Actor William Shatner and his daugther, Melanie Shatner Gretsch, both battled Stage 4 cancer together at the same time, with both living to tell the harrowing tale.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has defended her stance on keeping biological men out of women’s sports and is making no apologies.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo declared that abortion bans are pro-control, not pro-life, arguing that they exist simply to control women’s bodies.

Pat McAfee has rejected claims that his show led to mass layoffs at ESPN, adding that people have misunderstood the economics.

The son of Claude Lemieux has claimed that the NHL legend relapsed into sex addiction before his tragic suicide.

A 14-year-old “ranch kid” has been making headlines after he roped a drowning man in the Yellowstone River to save his life.

Javier “Javi” Grillo-Marxuach, an Emmy-winning producer known for “Lost” and “The Witcher,” revealed that he will be leaving the city of Los Angeles after 33 years due to the city’s high costs and poor management.

Actor Samuel L. Jackson sparked controversy online over the weekend when he called upon people to cheer against Argentina in the World Cup due it being “historically” racist.

A Chicago Cubs fan appeared to smack a younger attendee when the latter refused to stand for the National Anthem.

Major League Baseball (MLB) will be restricting iPad usage in dugouts to prevent AI from being used to run strategy decisions.

Tragedy struck Ohio this past weekend when five people died trying to save a struggling swimmer in the Scioto River.
