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Channing Tatum is getting candid about navigating the movie business. During a recent appearance on “Hot Ones,” the “Roofman” star said that in the current state of the industry, it feels like actors ...

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This week on "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," I reflect on Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem (Luke 19) where he breaks down sobbing saying, "If this day you had only learned the things that make for peace ...

Online can be a dangerous place for kids. Explicit content, predators, and harassment and bullying are just some of the dangers that kids can be exposed to. But with a bit of know-how, the internet ...

Relic Entertainment has been on something of a roller-coaster ride over the past couple of decades. The studio leapt to fame in the late 1990s with the release of the critically acclaimed and ...

As the partial government shutdown drags on through its eighth day, a big question is what could force Democrats and Republicans in Washington to make a deal that reopens federal agencies. Victor ...

Having 'class' isn't about wealth, status, or affluence. There are a number of things that instantly make someone look low class, according to psychology, that may be unsuspecting and subtle compared ...

Channing Tatum explained why he feels streamers have “effed up” and “confused” Hollywood and the moviemaking process. In a recent appearance on Hot Ones with Sean Evans promoting his upcoming film ...

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A new analysis by Bloomberg has uncovered the extraordinary impact that power-hungry data centers already have had on the electricity bills of millions of ordinary Americans, and the news is not good.