‘Thunderbolts*’ starts strong at the box office, but ‘Sinners’ remains 2025’s biggest success story
Marvel’s Thunderbolts* looks to top the box office this weekend, bringing in $31.5 million on its opening day. SEE ALSO: ‘Thunderbolts*’ end-credits scene, explained: Who are the New Avengers? That opening gross puts the MCU antihero team-up movie on track for a domestic opening weekend total somewhere between $70 million
Why the JetBlue Plus Card remains in my wallet
I currently have more than 20 different travel rewards credit cards. Some of these are great for everyday spending, while others offer valuable perks that can make my travel experience less costly or more comfortable — or both. Most carry annual fees, including some hefty ones. Every time one comes
Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro’s First Collaboration Remains One of the Best Gangster Movies
Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro have spent the past five decades exploring the fractured psyche of damaged men together — De Niro in front of the camera, Scorsese behind it. Their collaborations stretch all the way back to 1973, when Mean Streets exploded in theaters like the cherry bomb
AMD’s software stack remains a weak spot — ROCm won’t support RDNA 4 at launch
AMD’s upcoming RDNA 4 consumer graphics cards will not get official ROCm support at launch. According to Phoronix, AMD answered a question during its press briefing stating that ROCm support would not arrive for RDNA 4 until sometime after launch day. AMD has since not clarified what the timeline for
HBO’s “The White Lotus” Remains Worth the Trip in Brilliant Third Season | TV/Streaming
While the first season of HBO’s award-winning “The White Lotus” offered a fresh spin on the “Upstairs, Downstairs” or “Gosford Park” structure of storytelling between the haves and the have-nots who struggle to keep them happy, subsequent seasons have proven to be arguably even more ambitious, digging deeper into character-driven
Tragic Alaskan Air Crash Claims 10 Lives, Mystery Remains Unsolved
The tragic crash of a small commuter plane in Alaska has left authorities searching for answers as to what caused the aircraft to suddenly lose speed and altitude before going down, killing all 10 people on board. The Fatal Flight The Cessna 208B Grand Caravan was operating a routine 150-mile
