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After making nearly $1 billion at the global box office, ‘Oppenheimer’ will be released in Japan, the only nation to have an atom bomb dropped on it.
In one of his first major interviews since getting fired and rehired at artificial intelligence startup OpenAI, Sam Altman spoke with Trevor Noah.
Lupita Nyong’o and Joshua Jackson held hands when they stepped out together this week, all but confirming speculated relationship.
Benjamin Zephaniah, a poet and writer who appeared in the Netflix series ‘Peaky Blinders,’ has died. He was 65. His ‘Peaky Blinders’ family paid tribute on Thursday.
CBS News medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook spoke about the generosity of his father-in-law Norman Lear, the producer and writer who died Tuesday.
Advice on aging from the legendary Norman Lear: “So long as I am interested in the next, I’m moving. And there have been a lot of wonderful nexts.”
At first, British actor Jason Isaacs wasn’t interested in portraying Hollywood icon Cary Grant, but when he learned “Archie” was about the man behind the famous name, he jumped in.
Trump’s no-debate strategy seems to be working; Haley and DeSantis battle it out in their quest to emerge as the alternative; and Megyn Kelly reappears on the national political stage.
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Brandi Mallory, a former participant on ‘Extreme Weight Loss,’ died of natural causes related to complications from obesity, her autopsy report revealed.
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