Ming-Na Wen discusses her role in “Karate Kid: Legends” and the thrill of working with the original Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio.
Similar Posts
The Dow Dropped 800 Points. Was a Viral Doomsday AI Report to Blame?
A research report went viral over the weekend. By Monday, the stock market was in free fall. Citrini Research published a 7,000-word hypothetical scenario dated June 2028 that painted a scary portrait of AI disrupting white-collar jobs and sparking financial contagion. The report tapped into a fear: What if AI is so good for the…
LVMH Created A Studio For Diverse Artists At Art Basel — And Helped Elevate The Unseen
Is LVMH the new plug to the art world? Their Studio Miami at Art Basel intersected luxury, collectors and curators, while putting often unseen artists/art at the center.
This Belief Has Shaped Every Major Decision I’ve Made Since Founding My Company in 2016
The decisions that have defined my company since 2016 taught me lessons every founder can apply.
Philadelphia 76ers Rookie V.J. Edgecombe On Team’s Ceiling: ‘We’re Contenders When Healthy’
Rookie V.J. Edgecombe on why the Philadelphia 76ers are “contenders when healthy” and where he wants to improve most entering his first season.
As Warner Bros. Bids Come In, Employees Face Another New Boss
The long-suffering Warner Bros. Discovery employees have survived endless bad deals this century. Three bidders Friday mean more distractions and layoffs to come.
Fox News Channel’s Panel Show ‘The Five’ Just Made Cable News History
Fox News’ panel talk show The Five is now the first non-primetime show to dominate cable news ratings for 15 straight quarters.