Imagine a world where devices, once thought harmless, became instruments of destruction. This is exactly what happened in Lebanon, where Hezbollah's wireless pagers were rigged with explosives and triggered to blow up simultaneously. The attack, which killed at least 12 people and injured over 2,750
WandaVision's finale may have ended on a dramatic note, but its aftermath has taken a surprising turn with Agatha All Along. The latest Disney+ series has premiered, paying homage to HBO's Mare of Easttown, where Kathryn Hahn's Agatha investigates a murder mystery. In this gripping storyline, Agnes,
The NBA City Edition jerseys have been a staple of the league's fashion game for years, but this season's offerings have left many fans scratching their heads. From bold and innovative designs to lazy and uninspired ones, the spectrum is vast. As a fan of the Miami Heat, I've had my fair share of di
Michael Horowitz, head of intelligence at a security and risk management consulting firm, shares his thoughts, saying that the explosion was probably caused by modification of the devices rather than a cyber-attack. He believes that the attack was large-scale and sophisticated, making it unlikely th
Iran's digital spies have been quietly siphoning sensitive information from the Trump campaign, and now they've decided to spread it around. The FBI and other government agencies have confirmed that Iranian hackers have been sending unsolicited emails containing stolen material from the Trump campai
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a union known for its strong stance on labor rights, made headlines by announcing it wouldn't be endorsing any presidential candidate in the upcoming election. This decision was met with surprise, as many major labor unions had already backed Democratic no
In a candid interview, Pharrell Williams expressed frustration with celebrities who insert themselves into politics. The singer, songwriter, and record producer believes that not all celebrities should share their political views with the public. He emphasized that it's essential to respect people's
Pharrell Williams recently sparked a heated debate when he stated that he doesn't "do politics" and thinks celebrity endorsements are annoying. His comments were met with backlash, with fans calling out his own conflicting endorsements in the past. Williams believes that celebrities should stay out
Former President Donald Trump was enjoying a round of golf at his West Palm Beach, Florida, club when a Secret Service agent spotted a rifle sticking through a fence. The agent opened fire, and a man fled the scene. The suspect, Ryan Routh, was arrested and charged with two federal firearm counts.
Pharrell Williams, the renowned singer-songwriter, record producer, and philanthropist, recently shared his thoughts on celebrity political endorsements. In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Williams made it clear that he's not a fan of celebrities telling others how to vote. In fact,
