Raiders minority owner Tom Brady bashes the NFL’s fine system for on-field "mistakes"
Brady's opinions may not be shared by his business partners.
Brady's opinions may not be shared by his business partners.
Opening weekend box office numbers are here, and things aren't looking great for Supergirl. It only grossed $38 million, which is very close to Joker: Folie à Deux's opening weekend take. Meanwhile, Toy Story 5 continues to reign supreme at the box office.
It's time to return to Sanctuary, as Diablo 4Season 14 is set to be released soon. As the first update following the launch of the Lord of Hatred expansion, Season of Death Awakening not only addresses systems introduced in the DLC but also helps shape the next chapters of the game's narrative.
KPop Demon Hunters debuted on Netflix one year ago, and in short order, everyone lost their minds. The movie received hundreds of millions of views and even made its way into theaters, a very rare feat for something that’s direct-to-Netflix. The phenomenon was so big and so unexpected that retail companies are still scrambling to capitalize on it with merchandise like Lego sets and video games.
A frequent critic of President Trump, Mr. Maher will take the stage on Sunday at a time of upheaval at the arts institution that once bore the president’s name.
In one of his recent social-media videos, 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk said he terminated a Standard Representation Agreement with Ryan Williams of Athletes First in November 2025.
Developers at Quantic Dream have gone on strike to oppose impending layoffs, stating that the narrative-driven Star Wars Eclipse "cannot be finished" if the layoffs proceed.
The 2000s were an incredible, if often ridiculous, decade for action movies. The Bourne Identity helped kick things off in 2002. Kill Bill went back to the ‘70s to help define the decade’s visual style. Then, in 2011, The Raid closed out a great decade. We’re still feeling each film’s impact to this day.
If you're confused by how the World Cup works, join the club.
After the Tartan Army took over Boston for the World Cup, and drank all the beer, Patriots owner Robert Kraft expressed an interest to the NFL in playing a game in Scotland.