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Val Chmerkovskiy Reacts to Ciara Miller Wanting Him as DWTS Partner

6 June 2026 at 20:29
Ciara Miller, Valentin ChmerkovskiyVal Chmerkovskiy is down to hit the dance floor with Ciara Miller.   After the Summer House alum was cast in season 35 of Dancing With the Stars, she revealed her dream dance partner was none...

100 Most-Watched TV Series of 2025-26 Across Streaming, Broadcast and Cable: ‘Stranger Things,’ NFL, ‘Tracker,’ ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Top the Charts

4 June 2026 at 16:30
TV audiences were high on the Upside Down this season. “Stranger Things” ended its final season with an average of 32.9 million viewers, easily making it the most-watched series of the just concluded 2025 26 TV frame. The Netflix thriller averaged that number over 35 days, per Nielsen’s multiplatform ranker. Netflix also scored the previous […]

Dancing With the Stars' Lindsay Arnold Gives Birth to Baby No. 3

12 June 2026 at 01:46
Lindsay Arnold, Sam CusickLindsay Arnold is officially a boy mom. The Dancing With the Stars alum gave birth to her third baby with husband Sam Cusick, with whom she already shares daughters Sage, 5, and June, 3. "Baby boy...

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  • The King of Sci-Fi Officially Returns to Theaters in 2 Months Adam Blevins
    The last few years have been a roller-coaster ride for Ridley Scott, who has had a couple of big-time box office misfires with Napoleon (starring Joaquin Phoenix) and Gladiator II (starring Paul Mescal). The former was much more divisive than the latter — after being heavily criticized for historical inaccuracies, Napoleon grossed only $222 million at the box office against a $200 million budget, leaving it more than $100 million short of its break-even point. With a $250 million budget, Gladiat
     

The King of Sci-Fi Officially Returns to Theaters in 2 Months

5 June 2026 at 14:37

The last few years have been a roller-coaster ride for Ridley Scott, who has had a couple of big-time box office misfires with Napoleon (starring Joaquin Phoenix) and Gladiator II (starring Paul Mescal). The former was much more divisive than the latter — after being heavily criticized for historical inaccuracies, Napoleon grossed only $222 million at the box office against a $200 million budget, leaving it more than $100 million short of its break-even point. With a $250 million budget, Gladiator II also fell short of its $500 million break-even point by turning in only $460 million globally, and the lack of Russell Crowe in the film certainly made fans more hesitant to show up to theaters. Scott has suffered a few misfires in the historical epic department, but this summer, he’ll officially return to the genre he has helped revolutionize.

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  • 7 Upcoming Thriller Movies, Ranked by Anticipation Safwan Azeem
    Thriller anticipation is different from normal hype. With superhero movies or giant fantasy films, people get excited over scale first. Thrillers have to earn excitement through promise. A setup. A pairing. A trailer beat. A director’s rhythm. One image that tells you the movie might actually get under your skin instead of just filling release-calendar space. That is why ranking upcoming thrillers is so fun and so dangerous. You are not only guessing what will be good. You are guessing which pro
     

7 Upcoming Thriller Movies, Ranked by Anticipation

2 June 2026 at 04:05

Thriller anticipation is different from normal hype. With superhero movies or giant fantasy films, people get excited over scale first. Thrillers have to earn excitement through promise. A setup. A pairing. A trailer beat. A director’s rhythm. One image that tells you the movie might actually get under your skin instead of just filling release-calendar space. That is why ranking upcoming thrillers is so fun and so dangerous. You are not only guessing what will be good. You are guessing which projects already feel like they have tension in their bloodstream.

‘Candy Crush All Stars’ Tournament Crowns 2026 World Champion (EXCLUSIVE)

12 June 2026 at 13:00
The “Candy Crush All Stars” competition has named Luana from Bahia, Brazil as its 2026 champion. After weeks of remote competition among millions of “Candy Crush” players across 25 countries, art student Luana secured a spot in the Live Final. Last week, she came out victorious in the closing game of the tournament’s biggest-ever Live […]

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  • NASA Just Dropped More Than 12,000 Photos from the Artemis II Mission Kate Mothes
    When it comes to photo dumps, NASA has upped the ante. The organization has added thousands of snapshots from the Artemis II mission to the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth archive. The album now holds 12,217 images by cosmic travelers Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen during their more than 250,000-mile, 10-day flyby mission around the moon. According to PetaPixel, a couple of Nikons and an iPhone 17 were the cameras of choice for the journey. And eve
     

NASA Just Dropped More Than 12,000 Photos from the Artemis II Mission

6 May 2026 at 14:42
NASA Just Dropped More Than 12,000 Photos from the Artemis II Mission

When it comes to photo dumps, NASA has upped the ante. The organization has added thousands of snapshots from the Artemis II mission to the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth archive. The album now holds 12,217 images by cosmic travelers Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen during their more than 250,000-mile, 10-day flyby mission around the moon.

According to PetaPixel, a couple of Nikons and an iPhone 17 were the cameras of choice for the journey. And even though many of the thousands of recently uploaded images are very similar—some are even quite blurry—scrolling through them gives the impression of being seated right next to the “Moonfarers” as they marvel at Earth and its satellite and simply can’t put the camera down—just like we tend to snap way too many photos of a beautiful sunset.

The Earth seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission

Some of the most impactful photos include the reflections of the astronauts’ hands and faces in the window of their vehicle, the Orion module. Juxtaposed with meticulously engineered equipment, the earth and moon seem somehow less abstracted from this unique vantage point, in which these orbs appear somehow more resonant and precious—and vulnerable.

Explore more of our favorites below, and learn about the Artemis II mission on NASA’s site.

A crescent-shaped view of the Earth, mostly obscured by shadow
The Moon seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
A total eclipse seen from the Orion module of the Artemis II mission
Stars seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
The Moon seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
The Earth "setting" behind the Moon, seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
The Earth seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
The Earth seen through a window in the Orion module during the Artemis II mission
The Earth "setting" behind the Moon

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