Maisie Williams Shares Inspirational Advice In Final Instagram Post Of 2019

The “Game of Thrones” actor revealed how she’d fallen in love “with myself” and told fans to “seize your life.”

Police Suspect Sky Lanterns In Fire That Destroyed German Zoo’s Ape House

More than 30 animals — including apes, monkeys, bats and birds — were killed in the blaze at the Krefeld zoo.

Samsung's QLED 8K TV will be one of the first certified by the 8K Association

Samsung has fired a shot in a brewing 8K standards war by announcing that its 8K QLED TVs will be among the first to be certified by the fledgling 8K Association (8KA) sometime next year. That means the sets will hit a minimum 7,680 x 4,320 resolutio…

How Cats became a box office Catastrophe

What a way to close the decade. All the hopes of delivering the endearing musical classic, Cats, to the big screen is all but lost. Produced by Universal, Cats is receiving some of the worst box office performances you will ever witness. Universal must have seen this coming. The film uses live-action performances and CGI to create cat-like characters (or … Continue reading

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Welcome 2020 With Sweet New Photo Of Archie

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released the adorable image as part of a video highlighting their best bits of 2019.

Supercut Highlights ‘Increasingly Unhinged Rhetoric’ Of Fox Hosts In 2019

Media Matters for America said its new montage shows “just how deranged Fox pundits have become.”

Anderson Cooper Can’t Stop Giggling As Cheri Oteri Revives Classic ‘SNL’ Bit

The CNN host struggled to keep it together during the network’s live New Year’s Eve broadcast.

U.S. Troops Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Outside Embassy In Baghdad

Pro-Iran protesters gathered outside the U.S. embassy on Wednesday, setting parts of the compound on fire.

World’s Luckiest Man Somehow Manages To Avoid SUV Skidding Off Icy Road

Alaska tow truck driver comes within inches of his life.

Illinois Governor Pardons More Than 11,000 Low-Level Marijuana Convictions

Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced the expungements on Tuesday, one day before recreational cannabis became legal in Illinois.