
Jake Johnson turns “Hollywood screwed me” into three hit shows
The New Girl veteran is booked across Apple TV+, NBC, and Hulu, reshaping what a mid-career TV comeback looks like.

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The New Girl veteran is booked across Apple TV+, NBC, and Hulu, reshaping what a mid-career TV comeback looks like.

The previously abandoned Age of Empires 3 DLC is back, with a September arrival that matters for PC fans and Microsoft’s live-services credibility.

The Trump administration’s first Genesis Mission grants plus Michael Kratsios’s Capitol Hill pitch map a new AI-heavy science agenda.

A last-second abort triggers a booster rollback and engine changes, and the next attempt is now tightly staged.

A lost idea finds Karen O, ties back to Blue Gas, and turns into a single that “always existed.”

The Hill reports a union failed two members by aligning with an employer’s hostility, revealing how labor power can invert.

Utsumi says physical media still matters, but digital is crucial, spotlighting the real fight over distribution strategy.

A grieving Trump’s backing shifted quickly, showing how GOP Senate nominations can turn on private conversations, not just politics.

A chipmaker gets pulled into humanoid hardware, with AMD betting that robot compute will matter as AI moves into bodies.

The European Commission approves Saudi PIF's $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts and signals it sees no antitrust problem.

Oil services giant SLB aims to profit from inventory rebuilding and geopolitically driven regional energy security.

The deal gives Omio agency reach in Asia and $10 million in backing as it builds a ground-transit play.