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Kennedy has had to make financial disclosures as part of his congressional vetting process.

RedNote has become popular with Americans as the TikTok ban looms.

Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man continues a Universal Monsters tradition that goes back 84 years.

The case brought by the porn industry over a Texas age-verification law could determine the fate of more than a dozen similar laws in other states.

Nikita Bier's "Explode" brings disappearing texts and photos to iMessage.

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All episodes of the Amblin-inspired Star Wars show are now on Disney+.

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The lawsuit comes after years of the equipment manufacturer locking farmers out of making basic repairs to their equipment.

The Folio Society's latest George R.R. Martin release offers a reminder that season three of House of the Dragon will likely arrive before The Winds of Winter.

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The Invisible Man's Leigh Whannell directed and co-wrote the updated Universal Monsters creature feature, in theaters Friday.

James Harr had a great idea to capitalize on a social media moment. Then most of the platforms removed him.

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