Why is Steven Seagal So Close With Eastern European Authoritarians?
Seagal has become a bizarre and controversial celebrity diplomat.
Bitcoin Could Soon Consume More Electricity Than the U.S.
The cryptocurrency mining takes place where energy is cheap, primarily in Iceland and China.
Smart Showers and Yachts: The Coming Changes to Luxury Hotels
A panel of industry experts look ahead to 2018.
Why 2017 Was a Beautiful Year for Horror Movies
"Get Out" and "It" set a new standard of profitability and critical acclaim in the genre.
Tony Romo Talks About His Move Into Broadcasting
CBS Sports hired the former Cowboys quarterback in April.
How the Yankees Cap Became a Fashion Statement
Esquire illuminates the moment when the Yankees cap became bigger than just baseball.
See the Trailer for Jack Black’s New Netflix Comedy
The company reportedly acquired the movie at Sundance for high seven figures.
The One Mistake All NFL Teams Need to Avoid in the Final Weeks
Just three weeks remain between now and the end of the regular season.
Two Ancient Raphael Paintings Discovered in the Vatican
They may have been his very last works, experts believe.
Record Number of Journalists Jailed in 2017
For the second year in a row, the number of journalists imprisoned hit a historical high.
‘The Last Jedi’ Had a Massive U.S. Preview Night of $45 Million-Plus
The Star Wars colossus keeps rolling toward galactic domination.
What Star Wars Robots Can Teach Us About the Future of Work
The film's robots exist to help, not replace.
Will the Patriots-Steelers Matchup Be the NFL’s Game of the Year?
Sunday’s game could give you a sneak peek at the AFC Championship.
The Secret Lives of Internet Moderators
They are the hidden laborers of the online world.
Architect of 1968 Olympics Protest Supports Colin Kaepernick
Harrison Barnes, a sociologist and activist, helped organize protest at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
Disney’s Fox Deal Will Reshape Studio System
The most powerful movie studio in the world just got far more powerful.