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A Looney Tunes movie scrapped for a tax write-off and mourned at a "funeral screening" just got saved by an indie distributor. Now the $70 million film hits theaters nationwide this Friday.
The original Weasley family from Harry Potter surprised fans by reuniting at the iconic film sets to celebrate 25 years since the first movie's release. Bonnie Wright, James and Oliver Phelps, and Mark Williams shared memories and delighted visitors at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.
Oregon's favorite coffee chain is celebrating Random Acts of Kindness Week with free pin packs, a "Dutch Hotline" for affirmations, and $50,000 in donations to local nonprofits. It's proof that a cup of coffee can fuel more than just your morning.
A video of muscular weightlifters struggling through their first Pilates class has captured millions of hearts online. The clip proves that strength comes in many forms, and everyone's a beginner at something.
Muscular athletes are getting humbled by Pilates workouts in viral videos, discovering that bodyweight exercises can challenge them more than heavy weights. The trend is breaking stereotypes and showing men that the low-impact workout builds strength they didn't know they were missing.
After two heartbreaking championship losses, Bow High School's esports team finally claimed their first state title in Super Smash Bros, proving video gaming deserves its place alongside traditional sports. Their journey helped legitimize esports in New Hampshire schools.
The Warner family just celebrated their 105th annual reunion in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, including a 100-year-old member who's attended for a century. What started in 1919 at Samuel Warner's home has grown into a beloved tradition drawing relatives from across America.
A Wisconsin game shop owner discovered nearly 100 never-before-seen Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt cartridges hidden in storage, including some that earned gaming's first perfect 10 grades. The find could rewrite video game history.
After winning Worst Actress for Catwoman in 2005, Halle Berry showed up with her Oscar and delivered a hilarious acceptance speech that taught Hollywood how to lose with grace. Her performance at the Razzies became more iconic than most award wins.
A drama about gay hockey players is drawing massive new audiences to the sport, with female viewership up 30% and teams seeing real-world impacts. The show's success arrives as hockey grapples with becoming more inclusive.
A massive illuminated entertainment sphere is coming to Abu Dhabi's Yas Island by 2029, backed by $1.7 billion in funding. The 20,000-seat venue will showcase cutting-edge technology alongside Emirati culture and regional artists.
The Supreme Court has settled a years-long debate about AI-generated art, ruling that copyright protection requires human creators. The decision brings clarity to artists and the creative community about ownership in the age of artificial intelligence.
In 1986, Bill Murray improvised nearly two minutes of brilliance for a Looney Tunes mockumentary, treating cartoon characters like real Hollywood stars. His hilarious observations about Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and others still delight viewers today.
Sir Keir Starmer is urging TNT Sports to make next week's Champions League final free for millions of fans after the broadcaster broke a 34-year tradition. Arsenal will face Paris St-Germain in their first final since 2006.
Scientists created an automated system that stores massive amounts of data in glass that could last over 10,000 years. This breakthrough could transform how we preserve everything from cultural treasures to scientific records.
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics has shattered viewing records and welcomed first-time medal winners at its halfway mark. Brazil just claimed its first-ever Winter Olympic medal while global audiences double previous Games' engagement.
Dozens of volunteers showed up in the rain to help clear debris after a tornado hit south Columbus last week. Despite setbacks and damage, neighbors are helping neighbors rebuild their community piece by piece.
Scientists in Saskatoon are studying why mice survive hantavirus while humans often don't, hoping to unlock a life-saving treatment. With no approved vaccines in the Americas and a 40% death rate, this research offers new hope for a virus that kills up to half its victims.
Three San Francisco 49ers players are showing their love for the Bay Area as the Super Bowl returns to the region for the first time in a decade. Their enthusiasm highlights why the city makes a perfect host for football's biggest stage.
University of Idaho archaeologists are digging up ordinary objects like buttons and broken tools to reveal how pioneer families really lived. The project invites everyday volunteers to discover Idaho's history buried right in their backyards.
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