“Thor: Love and Thunder” lost audience love and box office thunder during its second week in U.S. theatrical release, but it nonetheless held its position as the top attraction with moviegoers over the weekend.
July 17 is National Ice Cream Day, a commemoration signed into law in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan via a proclamation that declared ice cream to be ‘‘a nutritious and wholesome food enjoyed by over 90% of the people in the United States.’’
To the surprise of perhaps no one, the San Francisco Bay Area was named the leading labor market for the U.S.-Canadian technology workforce in the Scoring Tech Talent 2022 report published by CBRE Group Inc (NYSE: CBRE).
Sometimes, real life can be more interesting than reel life. Case in point: Delia Owens’ 2018 best-selling novel “Where the Crawdads Sing,” which focuses on the murder trial of a teenage girl in 1969 North Carolina, opens in theaters today via Sony Pictures (NYSE: SONY).
A California state legislator representing the Bay Area declared San Francisco is "veering toward a public health mess" after the city’s Department of Public Health acknowledged it is running out of monkeypox vaccine and will have to shutter one of its clinics until the supply is replenished.
Ivana Trump, the Czechoslovakian-born first wife of Donald Trump who worked as a partner in his rise to fame and fortune in New York City’s commercial real estate world, passed away at the age of 73.
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has poured more than $1 million into a lobbying effort seeking to block the passage of antitrust legislation aimed at major U.S. technology companies.