Who’s Playing Who in Christopher Nolan’s Epic

Anne Hathaway plays Queen Penelope, the wife of Odysseus and mother of Telemachus. Believing Odysseus to be dead after years away from Ithaca, Penelope refuses to remarry despite relentless pressure from her suitors. This movie marks Hathaway’s third collaboration with Nolan, following The Dark Knight Rises (2012), in which she played Selina Kyle/Catwoman,continue reading …

Andrew Tate, Brother Tristan Arrested in Miami

Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, were arrested on Saturday in Miami, with the Associated Press reporting that British authorities sought their extradition on rape and sex trafficking charges. Charges were not detailed, however U.S. Marshals Service spokesperson Brady McCarron told AP the Tate brothers were taken into custody on a sealed warrant.continue reading …

‘A Man Was Lynched Here’

There is a bloodstain, several feet long, on the crosswalk and down the curb at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in Biddeford, Maine. It is not roped off by crime scene tape. It has a red tint, but it could be mistaken for some kind of spill. Someone has written “This Is … Read more

‘Doing a GREAT Job’

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been carrying out a terror campaign against immigrants since Donald Trump retook office last year. ICE has shot at least 21 people since last March, including recently shooting and killing two men in vehicles in the span of a week. The killings have sparked protests, and even led the agency to … Read more

Can Democrats Win on Religion? Raphael Warnock Thinks So

In Notes on the State of Virginia — Thomas Jefferson’s half-almanac, half-philosophical exploration published in 1785 — the founding father and future president writes about mixing various religions and faith traditions into one unified nation, and how a man’s god should and should not shape his politics. “The legitimate powers of government extend continue reading … Read more

Trump Booed at World Cup Final

Spain may be the 2026 World Cup official winner, but the game actually had two losers, thanks to Donald Trump. During a brief appearance on the jumbotrons around New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, the crowd of Argentina and Spain fans booed the U.S. president, who is set to present the World Cup trophy itself to the … Read more