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Chuck Norris’ life in photos: A look back at his legacy

Chuck Norris leaves behind a larger-than-life legacy, from his early days as a martial arts champion to his rise as one of Hollywood’s most iconic action stars. Whether on screen or becoming an enduring pop culture phenomenon, his influence reached beyond film and television. Ahead, take a look back

Culture

Crimson Desert launches to mixed reception amid dense systems and controls

Crimson Desert has finally arrived and, upon contact with the gaming public writ large, appears to be a mixed bag. We gave it an 80 in our Crimson Desert review, with Mollie Taylor dubbing it both "a game for the sickos" and "full of archaic design choices

Tech

Duet Night Abyss Apologizes After Malware Spread Through Launcher

The team behind Duet Night Abyss apologized for a "cybersecurity incident" on March 18 that left many players' PCs infected after an update to the game's launcher. Players who quarantined the infection found the malware identified as 'Trojan:MSIL/UmbralStealer.DG!MTB.' The

Culture

Fast Forever hires Hunger Games writer Michael Lesslie

Vin Diesel revealed the title of the saga's 11th film, Fast Forever, and said it is due in March 2028. The movie is set to bring to a close a 25-year chapter that began with the franchise's first ten films. Louis Leterrier, who directed 2023'

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Vampires of the Velvet Lounge Review: A Grindhouse Throwback Without Bite

Vampires of the Velvet Lounge plays like a late-’90s made-for-TV horror that never quite escapes the era’s forgettable late-night grind. Writer-director Adam Sherman leans on familiar pulp trappings, reworking Countess Elizabeth Báthory’s legend as the film’s origin and stretching the opening into shockingly long credits that

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Too many, bro? Broaching the subject of men’s lapel messaging at the Oscars

While the eyes might be the window to the soul, lapels were doing much of the talking on the Oscars red carpet. Adrien Brody wore an astronomically large brooch titled Ulysses, arguably as big as the James Joyce tome is thick, and Pedro Pascal distracted from his newly bare chin

Sports

Luis de la Fuente defends RFEF after Finalissima collapse

Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente has defended the Royal Spanish Football Federation after the collapse of the planned Finalissima with Argentina, saying the responsibility for the fixture's failure lay with the South American nation. The match, which would have paired the European and world champions, never

Culture

A wedding photographer’s 10 best ideas for memorable ceremonies and receptions

After more than 12 years photographing weddings, I’ve seen hundreds of celebrations and still find new, clever touches that make each event feel unique. These are some of the best ideas that have stood out to me. One simple, powerful choice is carving out a private moment immediately after

Tech

Is it time to upgrade from an M1 MacBook Pro to the M5?

Apple’s new MacBook Pro lineup includes M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, but the base M5 model stands out on price and specs. The M5 MacBook Pro starts at $1,599 (often on sale for about $1,399) and ships with 16GB of unified memory and a 512GB SSD.

Sports

How to Watch Timberwolves vs. Celtics: Sunday Night Basketball (March 22)

With the 2026 Playoffs approaching, every remaining regular-season game carries added significance. This week's Sunday Night Basketball brings an interconference matchup in Boston as the Celtics, back at full strength with Jayson Tatum, host the Minnesota Timberwolves, who will be missing their most famous face. The game tips

Health

19 products celebrities swear by for the best night's sleep

A-listers know how to catch Zzzs in style, and with Daylight Saving Time throwing off our sleep patterns earlier this month, it’s a good moment to stock up on their go-to items for unwinding. Celebrities such as Oprah and Gwyneth Paltrow often reach for products designed to help soothe

Culture

How to complete Mystical Key and Polar Opposites in Crimson Desert

The Mystical Key and Polar Opposites quests follow the arm-wrestling and chimney-cleaning tasks in Hernand. You must use an Engraved Key to unlock a room in Hernand Castle, then employ the Axiom Force ability to align dials and complete a circuit in the Abyss. To start Mystical Key, examine the

Culture

Matisse, 1941–1954: hit after glorious hit

Henri Matisse reinvented himself after surgery in his early 70s as war broke over France. The Grand Palais’s large survey of his final years, 1941–1954, presents a dizzying celebration of colour, form, line and light, drawing on France’s vast collection of his work and offering one unbroken

Tech

Talking Flower from Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a jump-scare toy

What began as a quiet Saturday morning turned into an early wake-up call when my girlfriend was startled by the toy saying, “They say the ocean tastes like tears,” while sitting on our nightstand. Nintendo’s Talking Flower borrows the cheery character from Super Mario Bros. Wonder and turns it

Tech

Crimson Desert fixes missing pre-order bonuses, tells Steam players to restart

Crimson Desert launched with a rocky start, drawing a Mixed rating on Steam and leaving some early buyers without promised pre-order bonuses. Players who pre-ordered, including those who purchased the deluxe edition, reported the Khaled Shield and Kairos attire were missing. Pearl Abyss acknowledged the problem affecting PC players and

Culture

Sonic 4 teaser hints at Chaos, raising concerns about overcrowding

The first teaser for Sonic the Hedgehog 4 highlights a crowded lineup: Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow, Jim Carrey’s Doctor Eggman, plus newcomers Kristen Bell’s Amy Rose and Metal Sonic. Even with little footage shown, the trailer and related social posts signal a film with a large cast. The

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'In the Grey' Clip Teases Guy Ritchie’s Heist Action Thriller

A new clip from Guy Ritchie’s upcoming action thriller In the Grey shows Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal posing as a married couple as they brief their team and plan a daring con. The film was initially scheduled to hit theaters in January 2025 but faced post-production delays and

Science

NASA Glenn Opens Applications for Free Summer Engineering Institute

NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland will host the 2026 NASA Glenn High School Engineering Institute this July. The five-day, hands-on program is designed to help rising high school juniors and seniors prepare for a future in the aerospace workforce, and applications open Friday, March 20 and run through

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Prime Video Wrongfully Cancelled 8-Part Sci-Fi With Time-Travel Twist

Sci‑Fi Survival Quiz: Which sci‑fi world would you survive? Five universes — The Matrix, Mad Max, Blade Runner, Dune, and Star Wars — offer different visions of how the future went wrong, sideways, or up in flames. The quiz poses ten questions about instincts, resources, threats, skills, responses to authority,

Sports

Arne Slot confirms Mohamed Salah ruled out of Brighton showdown

Liverpool have been dealt a setback as head coach Arne Slot confirmed Mohamed Salah will miss Saturday's trip to Brighton. The Egyptian forward was forced off in the second half of the 4-0 Champions League win over Galatasaray and initial scans have ruled him out of the weekend

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Want to smell like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy? Prepare to pay over $1,000

FX’s “Love Story” has sent fans clamoring for Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s favorite fragrance. The late Calvin Klein publicist and wife of John F. Kennedy Jr. was known to pair her minimalist designer looks with Abdul Kareem’s Egyptian Musk Oil, a skin-like, subtly soapy scent that’s been

Tech

Crimson Desert won't boot on Intel Arc GPUs, players urged to seek refunds

Crimson Desert will not boot on Intel Arc graphics cards, the game's FAQ states, and players are being encouraged to refer to the refund policy of the platform where they bought the game. Some users reported a pop-up when trying to launch the title with an Intel Arc

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Project Hail Mary writers say nuking Antarctica was hardest cut

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s film Project Hail Mary remains close to Andy Weir’s novel, but Weir and screenwriter Drew Goddard say one major sequence had to be removed: nuking Antarctica. "It wasn't like the studio did it. I was the one that was like,

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Jill Duggar says she was 'shocked' after brother Joseph's arrest

Jill Duggar and her husband, Derick Dillard, released a statement after news of her brother Joseph Duggar's arrest. They said they were 'shocked' and first learned of his detention via a text from a friend who messaged them about media reports that he allegedly confessed to

Tech

Marvel Rivals tweaks Captain America's shield throws but Gambit nerf feels small

Marvel Rivals brings a ton of new systems and heroes, but the most noticeable changes this season are the individual hero balance adjustments and tweaks to the competitive placement match system. Captain America has undergone some huge changes to his combat mechanics. "Captain America's normal attack (Sentinel