Queen want to be kings of the Sphere. Brian May revealed there are currently conversations to bring the band to the Las Vegas venue: ‘The stuff that we could bring to this would be stupendous’

Not all companies have pulled back on DEI initiatives and stopped selling Pride Month collections.

The stereotype is that Canadians are kind, but they by and large do not take kindly to President Trump's idea of making Canada our 51st state. As of April, two-thirds of Canadians considered the U.S. to be "unfriendly" or an "enemy," and 61% say they have started boycotting American companies. However, Canadian dislike and distrust of the U.S. is not new. Canadian views of the U.S. have trended down for decades, from a high of 81% of Canadians holding favorable views of the U.S. under Clinton in the '90's, to hovering in the 50-60% range in the aughts, to only 24% favorable as of March. Meanwhile, 87% of Americans view Canada favorably. There's a huge mismatch there. So what's behind these decades of resentment? How does culture play into it? And what does it mean for our politics that our nations have fundamentally different ideas about our relationship to one another? Brittany discusses with Scaachi Koul, senior writer at Slate, and Jon Parmenter, associate professor of history at Cornell.

Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder are set to star in TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA, the upcoming meta-slasher from I SAW THE TV GLOW's Jane Schoenbrun.

The history-making NFL athlete also set the record straight about his feelings for Taylor Swift.

Heavy metal horror DEATHGASM is getting a retro-style video game adaptation - we’ve got the exclusive details and a cover reveal within.

Bloody Disgusting and Cineverse have saved Macon Blair’s The Toxic Avenger from sitting on a shelf somewhere in Tromaville, releasing the film nationwide on the big screen two years after it originall...

Macron and von der Leyen expected to announce protections for researchers seeking to relocate amid Trump’s crackdown

Audrey Backeberg who disappeared at age 20 in 1962 was found living out of the state, county sheriff’s office says A Wisconsin woman missing for more than 60 years has been found “alive and well”, according to authorities. In a press statement, Wisconsin’s Sauk county sheriff’s office said that 82-year old Audrey Backeberg, who initially disappeared in July 1962 at the age of 20, had been found living out of the state. The sheriff’s office did not disclose which state Backeberg was found in. Continue reading...

The celebrated presenter warns of ‘modern day colonialism at sea’ as he highlights the destruction caused by overfishing and bottom trawling