Actor Robert Petkoff joins Steve Dale to talk about Moulin Rouge at the Cadillac Palace Theatre through April 20. For tickets ...

The best movies on Max reflect some of the best that mainstream streaming services have to offer. That’s because it used to be called HBO Max, and we all like HBO. Now it’s just Max, but the ...

"Luxury beliefs" are the ideological equivalent of an icy tray of Blue Point oysters—trendy, expensive, and often impractical for the average person, but deeply satisfying for those who can ...

In the Volvo Car Open Round of 64 on Monday, we have a matchup of No. 330-ranked Katherine Sebov versus No. 73 Katie Volynets. Volynets' last competition was on March 19, 2025 at the Miami Open ...

A story of bloodshed and shipwreck, of intrigue and murder, of love and redemption. The film traces the life of Joel, a promising young man who turns outlaw to free his people from Roman tyranny.

"There's one particular scene that I will not watch with my children ever. I don't care how old they are." ...

“As part of a funding round that SRTX is working to close, Katherine has decided to resign when the round closes,” chief financial officer Tim Leyne said in a text message to The Globe and Mail.

Nintendo is launching the Nintendo Today app later today It will detail the latest Nintendo news on a daily basis The app will be available on both iOS and Android devices The latest Nintendo ...

The mea culpa by NPR’s chief executive Katherine Maher came during intense questioning from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and other Republican legislators during a congressional ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., scolded NPR CEO Katherine Maher over her past statements during Wednesday’s fiery DOGE subcommittee hearing on alleged biased content on public media.

Katherine Maher is preparing for the hot seat. The embattled NPR CEO is scheduled to testify before Congress today and will face intense scrutiny from Republicans who have already introduced ...

The two public media organizations will be represented before Congress by executives with very different résumés. By Benjamin Mullin One is a veteran TV executive. The other emerged from the ...