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Lifestyle‘Don’t Worry Darling’ rides offscreen drama to number 1 debut with 66% female audience driving $19.2 million in ticket sales
By Jake Coyle and The Associated PressSeptember 26, 2022
LifestyleRihanna to headline Super Bowl halftime show, Jay-Z calls her ‘self-made in business and entertainment’
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Arts & EntertainmentSouth Korea could make ‘BTS Army’ literal by forcing the world’s biggest boy band to serve in the military
By Yvonne LauAugust 31, 2022
CommentaryHere’s how the pandemic-fueled surge in gaming is reshaping our understanding of its effects on mental health
By Arianna HuffingtonAugust 10, 2022
Lifestyle‘Batgirl’ was axed because it just wasn’t good enough, hints Warner Bros. Discovery CEO. Here’s what the star and directors had to say
By Tristan BoveAugust 5, 2022
LifestyleWhy did Warner Bros. kill a $90 million Batgirl movie starring Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne? A big tax write-off probably isn’t the only reason
By Colin LodewickAugust 3, 2022
NewslettersLosing Nichelle Nichols and Bill Russell is a reminder that there is still more trailblazing to do
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LifestyleHollywood stays silent as the industry continues to pour billions into filming in states that have restricted or banned abortion
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FinanceJustin Timberlake just sold his song catalog to a Blackstone-backed firm that has been spending billions on music IP for nearly half a decade
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CommentaryI was a senior executive at WeWork before it imploded. Here’s the one behavior that could have saved the company
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LifestyleMarvel’s ‘Dr. Strange’ has biggest U.S. opening weekend of 2022—and racks up almost half a billion dollars worldwide
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