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Los Angeles [US], August 2 (ANI): Streaming giant Netflix has been sued for USD 105 million after losing an unencrypted copy of a film producer’s World War II film ‘Fortitude’, featuring Nicolas Cage and Ben Kingsley, reported Variety. Swiss businessman Simon Afram wrote the script and spent seven long years, along with USD 45 million,…
On Christmas Day 2021, Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico celebrated receiving a Dr. Anthony Fauci doll — a decision he is now being mocked for.
The commercial landscape of esports continues to evolve beyond traditional gaming brands. A new Esports Charts analysis of organizations competing at the Esports World Cup 2026 shows that hardware manufacturers remain the biggest investors in esports. Betting and cryptocurrency companies, meanwhile, represent only a small share of sponsorships.
Despite the online backlash, Sony has no plans to reverse its decision to end PlayStation disc sales as of January 2028. It has seen the pushback from gamers since announcing the move on July 1, but will “cautiously move this forward.”
Conditioning over video games: Darnell Washington had no problem admitting the truth.
Netflix is facing a $105 million lawsuit over an allegedly stolen master copy of a yet-to-be-released Nicolas Cage World War II film.
Investing.com — Roblox Corp. (NYSE:RBLX) reported second quarter results that missed analyst expectations on key metrics, with shares falling 11.5% as the company issued third quarter bookings guidance well below Wall Street estimates.
Amanda Batula shed new light on the intimacy issues that plagued the reality TV star’s marriage to Kyle Cooke, revealing the estranged couple’s sex life all but disappeared years before they split.
Vicky Kaushal will reportedly gain over 25 kilos to play Parashurama in Mahavatar. He will reunite with Chhaava fitness coach Tejas Lalwani, with training beginning in September ahead of the film`s December shoot
LOS ANGELES – K-pop group BTS said on Wednesday (July 29) they will not submit any music for consideration at the 69th Annual Grammy Awards in February 2027, citing dissatisfaction with the academy’s new category for best Asian pop music performance.