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In a newly filed FCC application, Musk's SpaceX outlines plans to launch a data center constellation of up to 1 million satellites.

The tournament begins, but another major crisis soon takes over in 'The Squire.'

The new laws would make it harder for states and cities to regulate AI.

The early universe is full of mysteries, but we can now at least be sure it was soupy.

The Green River may have had some help from a dripping crust.

Spoiler alert: they look pretty nice.

Nobody wanted four times the pixels for many times the price.

Mutant is releasing the soundtrack for 'Predator: Killer of Killers' on vinyl, with 'Badlands' on the way too.

People subjected to pink noise may experience fewer minutes of REM sleep, a new study finds.

Ghostface is back and promising to make Sidney and her loved ones suffer again in the latest look at 'Scream 7'.

Plus, a wild rumor about the direction of 'The Brave and the Bold'.

Netflix brings the Hawkins gang and the Upside Down into animation with the new spinoff 'Stranger Things: Tales from '85'.

After decades of films and accolades, Steven Spielberg hit the grand slam after his now award-winning documentary focused on John Williams.

If you're hoping to see 'Avengers: Doomsday' or 'Supergirl' at the Super Bowl, you might've already lost the game.

Protesters are cancelling subscriptions from ten major tech and AI companies.

ICE is enlisting ten companies for a widespread immigrant surveillance program.

The cult classic 'Upgrade' almost got a continuation with a TV show, but real-world events kept getting in its way.

In 2018, Epstein wrote that because he is "high profile" he had concerns about the "questionable ethics" of crypto pumps if he was involved.

After a couple of years being shelved or not used properly, Netflix might be just what 'Scooby-Doo' needs.

Is Apple getting ready for its big AI push?

Japanese audiences get another few chances to see 'Demon Slayer' on the big screen, with other territories currently TBD.

You (probably) won't see the last of 'The Last of Us' when it comes back next year, just Abby's side of the story.

A versatile solution to retrofit your existing door lock.

Radars and cameras might be for seeing cars and people now but they can be used to make existing roads better in the first place.

Behind the scenes turmoil isn't stopping the network's excitement for the return of 'House of the Dragon' later in 2026.

Warsh's hawkish stance on Fed policy may have disappointed the crypto world, but he said Bitcoin was effectively gold for anyone under the age of 40.

A lot of people leased EVs three years ago, and now they're turning them in. You should probably buy one.

If you're wanting more 'Welcome to Derry,' you better hope the Muschiettis come up with a good enough reason to take you back to town.

Sorry, but what is the correct interpretation supposed to be?

James Wan and Leigh Whannell are reuniting to revitalize 'Saw' and make it scary franchise again.

Actors and directors remember Catherine O'Hara as one of the greats and gone too soon.

Meta might have some real competition.

How many award-winning writers are desperate enough to train Grok?

The NFL and OneCourt are providing about 10 Super Bowl attendees a device that translates live gameplay into tactile feedback.

Does YOUR house have a tribute to 'Jaws' out back?

He may be tall, but Dunk's adventures could mean HBO's future in Westeros looks a little smaller in scale than initially planned.

Japan's H3 rocket lost its payload fairing around 4 minutes after launch, leaving a satellite exposed and hanging on for dear life.

Moltbook is a place for chatbots to link and connect with other chatbots, and all we can do is watch.

Lego is following its blockbuster January with one of its biggest new lines in years: Pokemon.

There have been some hints of it in 'House of the Dragon' and 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.'

Epstein wrote an email to Musk in 2013 discussing a visit with four "assistants," newly released DOJ documents show.

Two new studies highlight the potential of fecal microbiota transplantation as a boon to cancer immunotherapy.

Sumi Eno's dystopian fantasy manga is a criminally underrated hidden gem that's writing circles around its contemporaries.

JUMPSEAT launched from 1971 to 1987 to collect intelligence during the Cold War-era.

The comedic legend also starred in 'Schitt's Creek,' 'Best in Show,' 'The Last of Us,' and so much more.

Like a robotic spider! But somehow worse!

It's called 'Fast Forever' and will be in theaters on March 17, 2028.

SBF swears he was Republican-curious long before things went awry.

Ah man, here we go again.