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Following its Netflix debut on Friday 24 October, A House of Dynamite has become the most-watched movie of the past week worldwide. Directed by Katherine Bigelow, the political thriller, which stars ...

American actor Gabriel Basso quickly rose to fame with Netflix's popular action thriller, The Night Agent, in which he plays an FBI Agent. However, that's not the only project that showcases his ...

A few days ago, a post featured on Gabriel Medina’s Instagram account appeared to signal that he and his partner, dancer and model Isabella Arantes, were expecting a child together. However, it seems ...

This is an opinion column. The truth matters. Those who aren’t truthful before Congress should be punished. Or at least, that’s what U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley said earlier this month, when the Senate ...

The Terminator: Dark Fate star has expressed his willingness to reprise his role as Robbie Reyes, also known as Ghost Rider, years after his appearance in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Speaking to Comic Book ...

The Browns' date with the Miami Dolphins will feature dueling left-handed quarterbacks -- Miami's Tua Tagovailoa and Cleveland rookie Dillon Gabriel-- for just the 24th instance since 1950, per NFL ...

PITTSBURGH — Life after Joe Flacco hasn’t gone any better for the Browns than life with him, and Myles Garrett finally lamented the season-long lack of scoring after Sunday’s 23-9 loss to the Steelers ...

With education under attack, we should pause from time to time to consider its purpose. Is it to boost economic productivity and national competitiveness, ensure that citizens learn to toe a ...

The Night Agent Season 3, starring Gabriel Basso, was renewed even before Season 2 premiered on Netflix. Since the premiere of Season 2 in January 2025, fans have been waiting for some update on the ...

If you were born after Hiroshima, you've spent your whole life seeing — or at least knowing of — movies about the atomic bomb. From the ruthless '60s satire Dr. Strangelove to the '80s TV sensation ...