Ritchie has become one of Hollywood’s busiest directors, churning out blockbusters almost every year since 2015. Before that, his career was uneven; after early hits like Snatch, he released a few flops. His fortunes changed when he teamed with Robert Downey Jr. on the 2009 Sherlock Holmes film, whi
Ohio’s new law says that any social‑media site a child under 16 might use must get permission from the parents first. The state’s appeals court said this rule is fine under the First Amendment, even though tech companies tried to stop it. The decision was made by a three‑judge panel that agreed the
Rockstar Games has set a new date for fans to lock in their copies of Grand Theft Auto VI: the pre‑orders go live on June 25 across PlayStation, Xbox and a handful of retailers. The game will debut on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S; a PC launch is still unannounced. The c
Rory McIlroy started the US Open strong, shooting a 69 at Shinnecock Hills. He was pleased with his play but admitted that two bogeys on the last holes could have lowered his score if he had been given a different setup. The 37‑year‑old from Northern Ireland now has just 54 holes left and sits one s
ReelShort is pushing its reach across Southeast Asia by teaming up with Globe, a major Philippine telecom firm. This follows an earlier partnership with Thailand’s AIS just two months ago. The goal is to make the company’s library of vertical dramas available to millions of Filipino mobile users, a
Rhode Island wants to grow its life sciences sector, but it’s making a strange move at the same time. Lawmakers just voted to block new charter schools for three years, claiming they need time to fix school funding. That sounds fair, but the timing is suspicious. Charter schools take money away from
Oak Ridge National Laboratory just added a powerful new machine to its toolkit—one that works in extreme cold, like the temperature of outer space. This isn’t just any computer; it’s a quantum machine called Pathfinder, designed to tackle problems that regular computers struggle with. The lab paired
Researchers are looking into whether skipping meals during Ramadan could slow down changes linked to type 2 diabetes. Telomeres are small caps on the ends of cells that get shorter as we age or face health problems. People with type 2 diabetes often have shorter telomeres, which might explain why th
Religion often shapes how people react to tough situations. A study tested whether someone’s beliefs affect their views on sexual assault cases. Researchers asked people from different religious backgrounds to evaluate a rape scenario involving a victim from either their own faith or another. The re
Researchers tracked adults for more than twenty years and found three everyday routines that together lowered chances of developing major long-term illnesses. Those who ate more vegetables, moved their bodies regularly, and kept weight steady saw a 21% drop in chronic disease risk compared to others
