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The criminally underrated thriller Compliance, directed by Mare of Easttown's Craig Zobel, will leave Netflix next month. Read on for more.
The controversial 2024 reboot of the chick flick classic, Mean Girls, is heading to Netflix very soon. Find out when you can watch the remake here.
Google's new AI-driven notification summaries promise to cut through the noise on Pixel phones.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 has been cleared by the FCC, and DJI needs to launch it before December 23.
One for a year, another two and third you can keep for life
Don't sleep on these Black Friday travel tech deals.
As of Saturday morning, Chicago O'Hare International Airport logged 120 flight cancellations and 788 delays.
Bondi faces her toughest stretch yet as rulings, disputes and political pressure collide inside the Justice Department.
President Donald Trump said that Juan Orlando Hernández had been treated "very harshly."
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More than 100 people have died in Sri Lanka in the aftermath of Cyclone Ditwah.
"I burped and some blood came up, so I rushed to the ER immediately," Breanne O'Brien told Newsweek after the horrifying ordeal.
The Philadelphia Phillies need to give Kyle Schwarber a huge deal in free agency to make sure the MVP candidate returns.
A clear favorite has been named to replace Billy Napier at Florida after Lane Kiffin pulled out of the running.
Zelensky didn't reveal much detail about an updated plan, although he said there needed to be more investment for drones.
After briefly unretiring, Lions center Frank Ragnow failed a physical and was ruled out with a Grade-3 hamstring strain.
The Xbox 360 classic really is undead
Pokémon Legends: Z-A's Mega Dimension DLC is already teasing multiple new Mega Evolutions, but it may cause an unexpected problem with the gimmick.
While Gilmore Girls fans love to talk about their favorite relationships, one of the show's most important often gets left out of the conversation.
HBO and Prime Video are frontrunners in a change to how fantasy TV shows are approached, a strategy that could have saved several past projects.