Briefs
HEARTWARMING: Dad, Son Separated by ICE Are Deported to China Together
The boy loved making puppets, which he will now cherish as memories.
Americas
crime
Podcaster Devastated by Reiner Murders Announces 12-Part Series
Episode six is tentatively titled "When Harry Met Tragedy."
Americas
Streamer That Started by Mailing Discs to Own Studio That Made the Discs
The FTC is expected to voice concerns before approving the merger anyway.
Newswire
Filmmaker Who Built Career Ripping Off Films Upset Author Ripped Off Book
No word yet on whether Quentin Tarantino will sue himself.
Review
McDonald's Grinch Meal is Disappointingly Sanitary
A missed opportunity to serve actual garbage.
Review
'One Battle After Another' is Paul Thomas Anderson's Most Bear-Forward Film Yet
The prison musical sequence shouldn't work, and yet it transcends.
Americas
JPMorgan CEO Clarifies He Still Doesn't Give a Fuck About Employee Petition
London employees, meanwhile, will be phased back in floor by floor.
Briefs
SAY WHAT NOW: Bitcoin Crash Baffles Investors Who Can't Buy Groceries with Digital Tulips
Traditional investors seem to be enjoying the show.
diversions
Don't Hurt My Family: 'Tortured Poets Department' is Swift's Best Yet
Critics and fans are torn, and I fear for my safety.
Mobile Devices the Best Babysitters, Study Confirms
A study proves that using smartphones as babysitters is legit.
Billie Eilish Does It Again as I Continue to Live in Her Shadow
Billie's song captures teenage angst with haunting lyrics and minimalism.
Dating Site Celebrates 15 Years of Unswerving Dedication to Profit
Steadfast Subscribers Generously Support Company's Enduring Mission DALLAS — Margaret Epstein, a determined single woman for over three decades, embarked on a tireless digital quest for companionship in 1998, placing her unwavering faith in the emerging online entity Match.com. Now, after a decade of dedicated searching, Epstein continues