Marvel Studios has finally revealed the villainous form of Galactus, the gigantic space god from The Fantastic Four: First Steps. In a new promo art image, Ralph Ineson’s likeness can be seen wearing an armor reminiscent of Celestian design, giving fans a glimpse into the comic book-inspired character. Director Matt Shakman explained that prioritizing Galactus … Read more
Steve McMichael, a five-time All-Pro defensive tackle and beloved figure in Chicago, has passed away after a four-year battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The former Chicago Bears star was surrounded by loved ones when he died on Wednesday evening. McMichael’s death is met with an outpouring of tributes from the NFL community, his family, … Read more
Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom testified before a federal judge, bolstering the Federal Trade Commission’s claim that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg underinvested in the photo-sharing app after acquiring it. Systrom stated that Zuckerberg seemed to prioritize Facebook over Instagram following the 2012 acquisition, focusing fewer resources on strengthening user privacy and video products. He also expressed … Read more
As Donald Trump returned to the White House, Europeans stocked up on American spirits in anticipation of a potential new trade war. The move reflects consumers’ awareness of the impact of Trump’s trade policies on their daily lives, including the rise of US-made products like whiskey and bourbon. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-24/trump-s-tariff-threat-pushed-us-alcohol-spirits-exports-to-record
The New York Times is expanding its flagship podcast “The Daily” by adding two new co-hosts, Natalie Kitroeff and Rachel Abrams. According to a memo sent to staff, Kitroeff will join the show in June after previously serving as the Mexico City bureau chief for five years, while Abrams will begin immediately. Kitroeff’s expertise on … Read more
The moon’s water has long fascinated scientists, and researchers have proposed that it might be forming thanks to the sun. A new study confirms this process, showing that charged particles from the sun can spark a chemical reaction that produces water on the lunar surface. Scientists at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center used a realistic … Read more
A survey of businesspeople by the Federal Reserve has revealed a growing concern among corporate leaders about investing in and hiring employees, citing uncertainty over the economy due to trade tensions. The Beige Book, an eight-times-a-year report on economic conditions, found that while current data suggests stability, business leaders are taking a cautious approach to … Read more
The Federal Reserve released its latest Beige Book survey on April 23, 2025, presenting a mixed economic outlook. Despite overall positivity, the report highlights underlying concerns. The Beige Book is a regional economic snapshot, covering 12 Federal Reserve districts across the US. The latest survey reveals: A strong services sector, with hiring and wage growth … Read more
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A newly surfaced video from Unbox Therapy shows the alleged iPhone 17 Air in dummy model form, offering a glimpse into its ultra-thin design. Measuring just 5.65mm at its smallest point, this new phone would be significantly thinner than previous models. However, concerns about durability are raised, as bending is not yet testable with these … Read more