Culture

Baby Krypto Steals the Show in New Supergirl Teaser

Ahead of the Super Bowl, James Gunn shared a new look at DC Studios' Supergirl, which picks up directly after last year's Superman and will explore Kara Zor-El's past. The teaser introduces an adorable troublemaker: a puppy version of Krypto meeting Kara Zor-El, played by

Culture

How a four-generation household saves on childcare and elder care

Lily Telloyan, her husband Alex, their son Xander, Lily's parents Naomi and Tim Van Loh, and her grandparents Sam and Eva Telloyan moved in together in November 2024 after Lily, a remote special education teacher, faced rising childcare costs and her grandparents' growing needs. Xander was born

Culture

Baby Krypto Appears in New Supergirl Super Bowl Teaser

Baby Krypto, the puppy version of Superman’s dog, turns up in a new Supergirl teaser that ran among Super Bowl spots. The brief clip mostly reuses footage from earlier trailers but adds a few new shots, opening with the pup scampering up to Supergirl and her asking, "Who

Culture

Trying: A Near-Perfect Apple TV Alternative to Ted Lasso

Since its 2020 premiere, Trying has released four seasons on Apple TV, with a fifth set to premiere soon. As fans wait for Ted Lasso’s return, this warm, character-driven comedy offers a similarly uplifting experience. The series follows Nikki (Esther Smith) and Jason (Rafe Spall) as they face infertility

Sports

Cricket rift with Bangladesh raises concerns over India’s 2036 Olympic bid

Bangladesh withdrew from the men’s T20 World Cup after the ICC declined a request to move its group matches from India to co-host Sri Lanka, following a political row triggered when Kolkata Knight Riders removed Bangladeshi bowler Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL squad. Bangladesh have been replaced in the

AI

US Army hopes AI can slash troops' paperwork burden

The US Army is betting that artificial intelligence can reduce the paperwork that weighs on recruiters, equipment maintainers, and inventory specialists. Leaders describe AI as just the visible part of a broader push that also needs redesigned workflows and better data integration to modernize how the service operates. Recruiters are

Culture

Six post-apocalyptic TV shows that outpace Fallout Season 2

With so many strong entries competing for attention, the post-apocalyptic genre has grown crowded. Fallout arrived as an event when Season 1 debuted, earning conversation for respecting its source and sparking week-to-week debate, but Season 2 — despite a critically acclaimed ending — landed quieter, with pacing and focus that didn’t

Culture

Audiences Have One Last Chance To Stream Mel Gibson’s War Epic

Braveheart is currently available to stream on Netflix, but the nearly three-hour epic will leave the service on March 1. Mel Gibson both directed and stars as Scottish warrior Sir William Wallace during the harrowing and bloody events of the First War of Scottish Independence. The cast also includes Angus

Sports

Eni Aluko says Ian Wright should 'clock' her point on pundit selection

Speaking on the 90s Baby Show podcast, Aluko said she was sat in the stands at the Women’s Lionesses final rather than on ITV, and that Fara Williams was sat next to her — 'Fara Williams has 170 caps [172 caps] for England, something ridiculous, I think she’s

Sports

Arsenal fan psychodrama after United defeat

I sometimes joke that I’m not sure I actually like football, just Arsenal. That narrow allegiance became unhelpful last Sunday evening when Arsenal lost to Manchester United; on paper it should have been easy to accept — you can’t win them all and we’re still four points clear

Business

Real estate investor borrowed from 401(k) to buy her first property

After medical school Dr. Jill Green faced about $1 million in student debt and had virtually no assets. "My net worth was negative $1 million," she said. She heard a physician couple, Kenji and Leti Asakura, describe using real estate to create extra income, enrolled in their $2,

Culture

Stephen King quietly namedrops Jack Reacher in Under the Dome

Seventeen years ago Stephen King’s novel Under the Dome quietly connects to Lee Child’s Jack Reacher: the action hero is namedropped twice, confirming he exists in that particular fictional world. The references occur amid the town’s crisis, when a military officer, Colonel Cox, explains that Jackie Wettington

Culture

7 Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Movies That No One Remembers Today

Science fiction has always been about pushing boundaries, yet many of its most creative and meaningful films tend to get overlooked as time goes on. With big franchises and crowd-pleasing spectacles like Dune or Avatar dominating the conversation, thoughtful, ambitious sci-fi often slips into the background. Sometimes these films arrive

World

The week around the world in 20 pictures

Over the past seven days, the world’s leading photojournalists captured a wide range of events. The gallery includes images of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, ICE protests in Los Angeles, Snoop Dogg at the Winter Olympics and Storm Leonardo. Taken together, these photographs form a visual record of the week.

Culture

Growing up near cousins has been a gift for my five children

I'm one of four kids, so I know how fun it can be to grow up in a big family. My five children have lots of cousins nearby — a close-knit clan of 15 and counting, with ages from a few months to 17. My sister-in-law has seven children,

Culture

Final Trailer for Project Hail Mary Debuts Ahead of Super Bowl

Amazon MGM has released the third and final trailer for Project Hail Mary ahead of today's Super Bowl, as the film prepares for its March 20, 2026 release. The movie is adapted from Andy Weir's novel. Ryan Gosling stars as Ryland Grace, a scientist racing to

Culture

Cardi B takes a tumble while giving a robot a lap dance

Footage obtained by TMZ shows Cardi B fell backwards after a robot toppled onto her during a playful lap dance outside a hotel in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon. She put a hand on the robot's shoulder, circled it, got low to meet it at eye level and

Politics

Takaichi Lands Historic Win, Markets and Crypto Eye Policy Shifts

Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a historic landslide in the February 8, 2026 snap parliamentary elections, with the Liberal Democratic Party projected to win between 274 and 326 of the lower house’s 465 seats — the largest post‑war margin for any Japanese party. The decisive result consolidates

Politics

Inside Tanintharyi’s five-year armed resistance

Tanintharyi, the narrow strip of land between the Andaman Sea and Thailand, has become a stronghold of local resistance. After five years of guerrilla warfare the revolutionary youth there remain determined to restore democracy through armed struggle. Soldiers from the Karen National Union inspected the ruins of a Buddhist monastery

Culture

Fallout Season 3: 10 Questions That Need Answers

Season 2 ends with several major threats left unresolved: a war among surviving factions, the Brotherhood preparing to intervene, The Legion on the move, and a virus that could alter human DNA. The series begins inside the timelines of Fallout 4 and Fallout: New Vegas but continues the story with

Tech

Three founders who left college say timing drove their decision

Silicon Valley has seen a wave of founders leaving college. While high tuition, AI, and political shifts are often cited, three young entrepreneurs said their choices came down to timing: each spotted a market opportunity they couldn't pass up and left school to pursue it. Steven Wang left

Culture

Michael Keaton Returns as Batman at Hasty Pudding Man of the Year Event

Michael Keaton, who stepped back into Batman in The Flash and the scrapped Batgirl movie, was honored at Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals as this year’s Man of the Year. A video of the presentation shows him accepting the pudding pot at Farkas Hall and joining in

Sports

Manchester City keep up title chase with late comeback win at Liverpool

Pep Guardiola sank back into his dugout seat after a moment of sheer brilliance from Dominic Szoboszlai: a 30-yard free-kick that curled in off the post and looked, for a time, like a matchwinner. The goal briefly left Liverpool celebrating and City fearing the worst, but a chaotic finish was

Culture

Netflix Blocks Ad-Tier Access to David Ayer's WWII Film Fury

World War II films continue to draw audiences — recent titles such as Nuremberg, HBO's Band of Brothers and the action sequel Sisu: Road to Revenge have all found strong followings on PVOD and streaming. Even so, one of the era's most prominent recent hits is becoming

Business

Boards tighten executive security as threats rise

Corporate boards are tightening security for top executives as concerns about threats grow. Some companies now require CEOs to use corporate aircraft for personal travel, a shift from the long-standing practice of treating personal safety as a private matter. "The risk is everywhere," said Dale Buckner, reflecting a