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Taylor Sheridan's 'Lioness' Roars Up Streaming Charts Ahead of Season 3 — Movieweb

Taylor Sheridan's 'Lioness' Roars Up Streaming Charts Ahead of Season 3

After two years without new episodes, Taylor Sheridan's spy thriller Special Ops: Lioness has climbed the streaming charts as audiences await an explosive return. The series originally premiered in July 2023 and has gained fresh attention as production on a third season ramps up. Created by Sheridan, Lioness

25 Movies With the Most Oscar Nominations — Collider

25 Movies With the Most Oscar Nominations

It’s awards season, and this list looks back at films that set records for Academy Award nominations. Titanıc, The Shape of Water, and The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring are among the movies included. Several other notable films—The King's Speech, The Revenant,

Spalletti: Bayern "gave us a real blueprint" with 6-1 win — Goal

Spalletti: Bayern "gave us a real blueprint" with 6-1 win

Luciano Spalletti, manager of Juventus Turin, praised Bayern Munich after their 6-1 Champions League win at Atalanta, saying: "In modern football, everyone has to find their position on the pitch, which requires balance and a constant change of roles, but in a dynamic and fluid way." He added:

Lunar and Planetary Science — NASA Science

Lunar and Planetary Science

Applied Lunar Science provides integrated support for Artemis and Moon to Mars initiatives. Its deep expertise spans remote sensing, sample analysis, fieldwork, instrument development, planetary data, mission leadership, and public engagement in support of lunar and Martian exploration goals. The Planetary Geodesy group analyzes spacecraft data — including radio, laser, and

Investors eye Nvidia's GTC for Rubin updates and new AI products — Businessinsider

Investors eye Nvidia's GTC for Rubin updates and new AI products

Nvidia's annual GTC begins Monday with CEO Jensen Huang's keynote, and Wall Street expects the conference, which runs through Thursday, to provide fresh data points for the chipmaker and the broader AI trade. Analysts are particularly focused on updates around Rubin, Nvidia's next-generation chip

The Voice: First Night of Battles Airs March 16, 2026 — Nbc

The Voice: First Night of Battles Airs March 16, 2026

The battle is officially on for The Voice: Battle of Champions. After Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine and John Legend duked it out in this season's all-new Triple Turn Competition, the teams are full and the show moves into the Battles round. An all-new episode airs Monday, March

Teyana Taylor confronts security guard after alleged shove at Oscars — Pagesix

Teyana Taylor confronts security guard after alleged shove at Oscars

A viral video shows "One Battle After Another" star Teyana Taylor clashing with a man backstage at the Oscars, with the actress saying he put his hands on her. "You put your hands on a female," Taylor, 35, said before accusing the man of being very

Crypto Funds Add $1B as Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Gains — Cointelegraph.com News

Crypto Funds Add $1B as Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Gains

Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) took in $1.06 billion last week, led by $793 million flowing into Bitcoin. The inflows mark a third straight week of positive flows totaling $2.7 billion and have pushed net inflows to about $1.2 billion year-to-date. James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares,

Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Mini review: exceptional comfort for relaxed claw grips — Pcgamer

Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Mini review: exceptional comfort for relaxed claw grips

The Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Mini stands out for comfort: it proved exceptionally easy to hold and use, second only to full-on vertical ergonomic mice. Its right-handed ergonomic shape suits relaxed claw and hybrid palm-claw grips well and even fits regular-sized hands—the reviewer’s hands measured 19 x 10 cm—

Zach Cregger has beaten Resident Evil Requiem twice, proving his series cred — Gamesradar

Zach Cregger has beaten Resident Evil Requiem twice, proving his series cred

Resident Evil movie director Zach Cregger has shown his Resident Evil credentials: Deadline writer Destiny Jackson revealed on Twitter that he has already beaten the latest release, Resident Evil Requiem, twice. In a follow-up, Jackson said Cregger "noped out" of what she called the "scariest" entry

Google Invests $1 Million in AI Kids Videos as 'AI Slop' Floods YouTube — Kotaku

Google Invests $1 Million in AI Kids Videos as 'AI Slop' Floods YouTube

Google has invested $1 million in Animaj, an AI-focused animation studio aimed at younger audiences. While not a large sum in venture terms, it is the first kids’ studio to receive direct funding from YouTube. Animaj is also being brought into Google’s DeepMind program and given early access to

Dozens of petrol stations across Australia run dry as panic-buying continues — World news | The Guardian

Dozens of petrol stations across Australia run dry as panic-buying continues

Dozens of service stations across Australia have run out of petrol as distributors struggle to keep up with motorists panic-buying, after the conflict in the Middle East pushed prices higher. The NRMA warned regulators had “missed” the chance to stop price hikes, saying booming wholesale demand has pushed fuel prices

HBO’s Eight-Part Sharp Objects Is a Sleeper Hit — Collider

HBO’s Eight-Part Sharp Objects Is a Sleeper Hit

HBO adapted Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects into an eight-part series directed by the late Jean-Marc Vallée and anchored by Amy Adams as Camille Preaker. Adams’ portrayal may be the single best performance she’s ever given, conveying Camille’s turmoil through physical detail rather than exposition. The plot follows

Agent: Allegri 'never thought' he could win Scudetto; Leao not contributing — Goal

Agent: Allegri 'never thought' he could win Scudetto; Leao not contributing

Milan’s defeat at the Olimpico hurt more than the scoreline suggested. Lazio needed only a goal from Isaksen after a blunder by Estupinan, who reverted to the mediocre form he has shown all season. The Rossoneri must now look over their shoulders, with Juventus in fifth place just seven

Vote in BI Today's trend-focused March Madness bracket — Businessinsider

Vote in BI Today's trend-focused March Madness bracket

This. Is. March. The NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments kick off this week, and March Madness is one of the year's best sporting events. We're running a bracket of business trends and need your vote: an eight-team field seeded one through

Jessie Buckley wins Best Actress Oscar for Hamnet — Gamesradar

Jessie Buckley wins Best Actress Oscar for Hamnet

Jessie Buckley has won Best Actress at the 98th Academy Awards for her role as Agnes in Chloé Zhao's Hamnet. "We all come from a lineage of women who continue to create against all odds," Buckley said in her acceptance speech, noting it was Mother'

$70 Games Are Riskier Than Ever As Cheaper Games Dominate On Steam — Kotaku

$70 Games Are Riskier Than Ever As Cheaper Games Dominate On Steam

Newzoo's 2026 PC & Gaming Report, released March 12, highlights a 156 percent increase in sub-$30 purchases on PC between 2022 and 2025. The firm projects Steam-led PC growth will push PC game sales past the combined game-purchase revenue of the Nintendo Switch 2, the PlayStation 5

Melissa Auf der Maur: 'I watched society burn a woman at the stake' — Lifestyle | The Guardian

Melissa Auf der Maur: 'I watched society burn a woman at the stake'

Melissa Auf der Maur waited 25 years to tell anyone, even her husband, how her father died. In April 1998 she was the bassist in Hole, briefly pausing work on Celebrity Skin while Courtney Love, clean from heroin, pursued a film career. Her father, Nick Auf der Maur, a Montreal

Seven Near-Perfect Family Fantasy Films Forgotten Today — Collider

Seven Near-Perfect Family Fantasy Films Forgotten Today

Fantasy has long been a natural fit for family movies, yet many excellent examples have slipped from the public eye. These seven films, while celebrated by some cinephiles, deserve wider attention for their inventiveness, heart, and ability to entertain both children and adults. European and international animation feature strongly. The

Tottenham fans call off protest to back team amid relegation fight — Goal

Tottenham fans call off protest to back team amid relegation fight

Tottenham Hotspur supporters have halted planned demonstrations against the club’s hierarchy as the team faces a genuine threat of losing its top-flight status. The group Change For Tottenham (CFT) announced the U-turn and said the focus must shift entirely to supporting the players during this crisis. The club sit

March Madness for stocks: Vote in Elite 8 bracket — Businessinsider

March Madness for stocks: Vote in Elite 8 bracket

The AI revolution has minted a new generation of scorching-hot tech stocks known as the Magnificent 7. In honor of NCAA March Madness, we’re running a bracket to crown which company stands above the rest, with honorary entrant Palantir joining the seven market leaders. Seeding was done strictly by

Raoul Peck on his connection with George Orwell — Culture | The Guardian

Raoul Peck on his connection with George Orwell

“I must admit,” Raoul Peck says from his book-lined Parisian apartment, “George Orwell was not top of my list of authors who I thought would fit my current view of the world.” Born in Haiti and shaped by an extraordinary life under the Duvalier regimes, his family fled in 1961

Which Oscar Best Picture Is Your Perfect Movie? — Collider

Which Oscar Best Picture Is Your Perfect Movie?

Five Oscar Best Picture winners. Five completely different visions of what cinema can be — and what it can do to you. Ten questions will figure out which one. The quiz highlights Parasite, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Oppenheimer, Birdman, and No Country for Old Men. One of them is the

Neville urges Rosenior to 'just stop it' over Chelsea huddle — Goal

Neville urges Rosenior to 'just stop it' over Chelsea huddle

Gary Neville has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea’s pre-match huddle, labelling the routine "ridiculous" and "nonsense" and urging manager Liam Rosenior to abandon the tactic after bizarre scenes involving referee Paul Tierney. Following Saturday's loss to Newcastle, players surrounded Tierney in the

Super long Oscars: plenty of lectures, few memorable moments — Pagesix

Super long Oscars: plenty of lectures, few memorable moments

Conan O’Brien hosted an Oscars that was intermittently funny and at times moving, but much of the night stretched into lectures and monotonous droning. The ceremony also featured the seventh-ever tie in Best Live-Action Short, and an In Memoriam that landed as one of the evening’s most affecting