Decades after his passing, Elvis Presley's music still echoes through time. Uncover the songs that have captured the hearts of modern listeners.

On This Week in Pennsylvania, Congressman and Ranking Member of the House Budget Committee Brendan Boyle (D-PA) joins Dennis Owens to discuss efforts by the Trump administration to ...

The likely reason is to give the next Spider-Man movie some breathing room from Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Thanks to the date shift, the fourth Spider-Man movie is now coming out two weeks ...

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday advanced with bipartisan support three nominees for top diplomatic posts, including one for the State Department’s No. 2 position, even as ...

Although movies like The Iron Giant, Fight Club, and The Boondock Saints, bombed at the box office, these '90s films went on ...

The future “Poppins” Oscar winner signed on for $225,000. Once on-set in Salzburg, her co-star, Christopher Plummer, let his loathing of “The Sound of Music” be known. He hated the songs.

I can’t possibly send him there, it would be like sending him to prison every day ... impact from the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in 2019/20, while Dr Rachel Boyle, Dean of Education at the ...

Within this subset there have been some stellar prison films. Everynight, Everynight (1994) still packs a punch, and the opening and closing sections of Chopper (2000), set in prison, are the most ...

Sources say Christopher Nolan expressed interest in directing a Bond movie following the release of “Tenet.” But Broccoli made clear that no director would have final cut while Bond was under ...

Editor's note: The following essay first appeared in Ciy Journal and on the author's Substack. For the past decade, the political Right has lamented "cancel culture." The idea was that the Left ...

Before the early 1990s, people who were sentenced to 10 years in prison might be released after serving roughly half that long. That’s because of policies that allowed incarcerated individuals ...

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration created a registry for immigrants in the U.S. illegally to submit their personal information or face fines and prison time, according to documents including a ...