On the set of the newest revival of the classic game show Hollywood Squares, which we sat in on at CBS Television City in L.A. last August, someone shared a joke so raunchy that center square Drew ...

Just days before President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office, the Department of Justice has announced its decision to withdraw the federal government’s lethal injection protocol on the ...

“Ice Slippin” singer and actor Omar Apollo has celebrated the release of his film Queer by sharing his own full-frontal scene from the film online. The film follows Craig as William Lee, a ...

If you haven't seen the film yet, you may have already seen the scene: around halfway through, when Romy and Samuel are in the thick of their affair, they begin to (ever so slightly) emotionally ...

In lab experiments, the custom proteins saved the lives of mice given an otherwise lethal dose of toxins, researchers report January 15 in Nature. These proteins “are really doing their job ...

China has overcome a significant technical hurdle in the development of a compact yet extremely powerful directed energy weapon. This high-power microwave (HPM) weapon – which is still in ...

That's why Germany added Berlin's techno scene to the country's national registry of Intangible Culture in March 2024. It was a nod to the music's role as the soundtrack of Berlin's counter ...

As the war in Ukraine still rages and the West edges ever closer to open conflict with Vladimir Putin, there's a secret weapon under development that could destroy the modern way of life.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Houston Police Department confirmed a man on the scene of an apparent hit ... Officers then commanded him to put the weapon down, but officials said the man did ...

A man recreated a scene from the The Wedding Singer and proposed to his girlfriend mid-flight—with the help of giddy flight attendants. Sam Riber and Lissy Alden were traveling to Mexico on ...

The development of EMP weapons risks throwing the world back into the Stone Age One evening as the summer of 1859 drew to an end, a telegraph operator in Washington received a tremendous shock.