Sports

Igor Tudor: 'There are big problems here' after dismal defeat

Following the final whistle, Tudor did not hold back when asked about the decisive first goal, pointing the finger at the lack of consistency from the Premier League's match officials and suggesting Jimenez "cheated". "Of course it's a foul, I think. Nine out

Culture

Kevin O'Leary wears $19.2 million basketball-card necklace at SAG Actor Awards

Kevin O’Leary arrived at the SAG Actor Awards 2026 wearing an autographed Michael Jordan–Kobe Bryant basketball card as a necklace, saying the “one of one” collector’s item is now worth $19.2 million. He and two others bought the card in August for $12.9 million, and

Culture

Resident Evil Requiem’s endings, explained

Resident Evil Requiem ties together a lot of series lore. Leon S. Kennedy is investigating Raccoon City Syndrome, a lingering infection afflicting survivors of the city bombing, and Grace Ashcroft has been kidnapped by Dr. Victor Gideon over something called Elpis. A second antagonist, Zeno, resembles the late Albert Wesker

Culture

Everything Everywhere All at Once Now Streaming on HBO Max

The 2022 sci‑fi action film Everything Everywhere All at Once, directed by The Daniels (Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan) and distributed by A24, is now available to stream on HBO Max. The movie won multiple Oscars and earned widespread acclaim for blending martial arts cinema with a dimension‑hopping

Politics

Mahmood visits Danish returns centre to press tough immigration line

Shabana Mahmood toured the Sjælsmark returns centre, a former military barracks used to house people with no right to remain. Followed by photographers, reporters and civil servants, she was shown the strict conditions in which hundreds live after asylum and right to remain appeals are rejected and before many are

Culture

Dark Winds' Season 4 Extends a Rare TV Critics' Streak

With its Season 4 debut, AMC’s Dark Winds extended one of television’s rarest streaks: every season since the series premiere in 2022 has maintained a perfect critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. The show, created by Graham Roland and executive produced by George R.R. Martin and the late

Sports

Why Martin Odegaard was left out of Arsenal squad for Chelsea

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard was unexpectedly omitted from the matchday squad for the London derby with Chelsea despite having trained during the week and recently returning to first-team action. He had appeared as a second-half substitute in the North London derby with Tottenham last weekend and was pictured at an

Culture

SNL mocks BAFTAs Tourette's incident with sketch targeting canceled celebs

Saturday Night Live addressed the BAFTAs racial slur incident with a skit posted on YouTube that was cut for time from its episode hosted by "Heated Rivalry" star Connor Storrie. The sketch featured impersonations of celebrities blaming Tourette’s syndrome for past behavior, taking aim at Mel Gibson,

Culture

Five new Steam games you probably missed (March 2, 2026)

On an average day about a dozen new games arrive on Steam, and it’s easy for interesting releases to get lost in the flood. We sifted through the recent additions and pulled together five launches from late February you might have missed. Water Womb World is a short, reflective

Crypto

Vitalik Buterin Targets Ethereum’s Core Bottlenecks with Bold Overhaul

Vitalik Buterin has shifted the scaling conversation away from Layer 2 and back to Ethereum’s core, arguing that the network’s state tree and virtual machine are the biggest long-term constraints. He says those two components account for more than 80% of proving costs and identifies them as the

Culture

10 Strongest MCU TV Show Villains, Ranked

The MCU’s films have given us sorcerers, gods and titans that can reshape reality, but the small screen has often been judged harshly for villains that feel underwhelming. Even so, several TV antagonists prove genuinely menacing, and a few rival the movies’ most powerful threats. Wilson Fisk returns as

Sports

Arsenal edge Chelsea as title race becomes a painful, gripping spectacle

At a swanky London hotel the Premier League chief executive, Richard Masters, outlined a future “Premflix” direct‑to‑consumer app to sluice the game into the eyeballs of 8 billion rapt humans, echoing words Todd Boehly used on the same stage a year earlier about the league as a new

Sports

Jose Mourinho hints he could leave Benfica over officiating standards

Benfica manager Jose Mourinho has voiced deep frustration with officiating standards in the Liga Portugal, saying they appear to benefit rivals. He described managing in two championships at once and hinted he could leave the Estadio da Luz if a level playing field is not restored. Benfica sit third on

Culture

How to watch Jason Bateman and David Harbour in 'DTF St. Louis'

A new dark comedy, "DTF St. Louis," arrives tonight, March 1, only on HBO and HBO Max. The seven-part series stars Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini. Per HBO’s official logline, “DTF St Louis” is “about a love triangle between three adults experiencing middle-age malaise that

Crypto

Hyperliquid Traders Face $28.9 Million Short Liquidation Risk

Hyperliquid has staged a partial recovery in recent sessions and has not fully lost bullish momentum, but futures positioning keeps the token vulnerable to abrupt moves. A concentrated cluster of $28.9 million in short liquidations sits above the $35 level, reflecting heavy short exposure among derivatives traders and persistent

Culture

Two Scream Stars Reunited for a Reagan-Masked Slasher

Courteney Cox and David Arquette reunited on The Tripper, a 2006 slasher built around a killer who wears a Ronald Reagan mask. Both have small on-screen parts, but worked mainly behind the camera: Cox as a producer and Arquette as co-writer and director, with the pair financing the film. The

Culture

Connor Storrie settles a disagreement in 'SNL' skit

Connor Storrie, hosting Saturday Night Live, opens a Victorian-era, Bridgerton-coded sketch by committing a social slight against cast member Mikey Day. Storrie casually implies — in front of Day’s beau and a gathering of tightly wound aristocrats — that Day is bad at croquet. The insult is met the period’s

Sports

Americans Abroad: Balogun, Wright and Musah among weekend scorers

USMNT forwards continued to make headlines across Europe as Folarin Balogun and Haji Wright found the net, while Yunus Musah and Weston McKennie produced important moments for their clubs. Multiple strikers scoring in top leagues only adds pressure to Mauricio Pochettino’s decision at No. 9 as the World Cup

Crypto

Strategy lifts STRC dividend to 11.5%

Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, Strategy raised the annualized dividend on its widely-followed STRC ("Stretch") preferred series by 25 basis points, lifting the payout to 11.5%. While STRC has performed as hoped — trading in a tight range close to $100 — the company's common stock,

Sports

Kiana James suffers wardrobe malfunction during Elimination Chamber match

WWE star Kiana James experienced a wardrobe malfunction during the Women’s Elimination Chamber match in Chicago on Saturday. Wearing a low-cut crop top and matching briefs while facing Tiffany Stratton, James dropped to the floor as Stratton’s legs came down on her torso, leaving her breasts exposed on

Business

Kalshi Founder Outlines Next Steps for 'Iran Leader Ousted By' Market

Tarek Mansour, co-founder of prediction market Kalshi, said the platform voided some positions opened after the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was confirmed. "We don’t list markets directly tied to death. When there are markets where potential outcomes involve death, we design the rules

Business

UAE Suspends Stock Trading Amid Iran Strikes

UAE’s Capital Markets Authority shut both the Abu Dhabi (ADX) and Dubai Financial Market (DFM) stock exchanges for March 2–3 after Iran struck major ports and oil tankers across the Middle East. The ADX and DFM are the two primary equities exchanges in the United Arab Emirates, together

Culture

James Cameron's Best Script Is One He Didn't Direct

James Cameron is best known for shaping the modern blockbuster with films like Terminator 2, Titanic and Avatar, yet his work as a screenwriter is seldom celebrated. He and Jay Cocks penned a dense, operatic screenplay for Strange Days and, rather than direct it himself, Cameron passed the script to

Sports

Igor Tudor calls Raul Jimenez a 'cheat' after Fulham defeat

Tottenham boss Igor Tudor labelled Fulham forward Raul Jimenez a 'cheat' after his side lost 2-1 at Craven Cottage, their second London derby defeat in a week following a 4-1 reverse to Arsenal. The opening goal proved decisive and controversial: Harry Wilson scored after a heavy challenge from

Business

Netflix CEO Sarandos says he bailed on WBD because of price, not Trump

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the company dropped out of the Warner Bros. Discovery bidding because it did not want to pay more. "I still believe in all the positives. I just believed in them up to $27.75 a share," he told Bloomberg, referring to the price