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Will we get any hints on the hunt for Disney's next CEO?

Online casinos have existed for decades, but their role within digital entertainment has changed significantly in recent years. What began as a basic extension of land-based gambling has evolved into a highly technical ecosystem built around performance, accessibility, and user experience. Today’s platforms operate less like simple gaming websites and…

Carnival games have long held a unique place in the fabric of communal celebration. Whether as staples of summer fairs, focal points of neighborhood festivals, or cherished highlights of family reunions, these games carry with them a legacy of simple pleasure and nostalgic joy. Part of their enduring popularity lies…

Dalai Lama earned his first-ever Grammy Award for a meditation-focused audio album. There were no red carpets, no flashy performances, and no promotional buzz. Instead, the recognition came from something deeply personal and silence, reflection, and emotional grounding. The meditation album stood out for its intention rather than ambition, reminding…

US President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that the Kennedy Center will be shutting down for two years starting July 4, America's 250th anniversary, for extensive renovations amid declining ticket sales and performer boycotts. Trump, who recently became chairman and added his name to the building, claims the closure is…

DC arts venue, which has seen wave of canceled events after Trump’s takeover, will start renovations in July

Thai and foreign tourists chose to relax on Pattaya beach on Saturday night, when entertainment venues were closed for advance voting on Sunday ahead of the general election the next Sunday.

Nancy Pelosi’s $5 million Disney sale contrasts with insider buying and a 23% analyst upside case, leaving DIS looking more like a slowly improving restructuring story than a broken business.

"Copshop" should be your next Netflix action-thriller watch. Espeically, if you enjoyed explosive movies like "Law Abiding Citizen" and "The Rip."

Ambitious tournament director Craig Tiley believes if the Australian Open isn't already bigger than the Super Bowl, it will be in years to come.

"They had this really great profitability story," S&P's Melissa Otto says. But when that feels priced in, "that's probably going to spoil the market."