SoulCycle Announces $2,500 At-Home Bike With Optional Equinox Membership
The new at-home bike will be available for pre-order on March 13.
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Flame Will Be Lit Without Any Spectators
This will be the first time the flame is lit without spectators since the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
Final 'Black Widow' Trailer Sheds New Light on Natasha's Past
The movie is scheduled to hit theaters on May 1, 2020.
Amazon Selling Its Cashier-less Checkout Tech to 'Several' Companies
They first debuted cashier-less checkout technology with Amazon Go, their own cutting-edge grocery store, in 2018.
Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga and Others Mark International Women's Day
International Women's Day is celebrated each year on March 8 to acknowledge the achievements of women and push for further equality and representation.
Sanders Calls Swastika Flag at His Rally 'Disgusting' and 'Unspeakable'
The Vermont senator and presidential candidate recalled the recent incident in which a man unfurled a Nazi flag at an event.
What Is the 'Flip the Switch' Challenge?
The latest challenge comes from TikTok and has had multiple people creatively share their variation.
College Basketball Coaches Bump Elbows Amid Coronavirus Concerns
The two coaches took heed of the precaution, as the coronavirus continues to spread across the world.
Celebrities and Social Media React to Elizabeth Warren Ending Her Campaign
The Massachusetts senator ended her 2020 presidential campaign on Thursday, after a disappointing Super Tuesday.
Even Baby Yoda Isn't Safe From The Coronavirus
The coronavirus continues to hurt the entertainment industry, now impacting the manufacturing of Baby Yoda toys.
Here Are the 5 Must-Watch Marvel Movies on Disney+
Disney's streaming platform features almost every single film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe—and these are the best ones.
Celebrities and Social Media React to Mike Bloomberg Dropping out of Race
The billionaire former mayor of New York City spent over $500 million dollars on his campaign before dropping out following Super Tuesday
How LeBron James Can Capture His Fifth MVP in 2020
James has led the Los Angeles Lakers to the best record in the Western Conference thus far, averaging 25 points and a league-leading 10 assists per game.
James Bond Flick 'No Time to Die' Pushed to November Because of Coronavirus
The latest entry in the iconic spy-film franchise was previously set for an April release.
Director Matt Reeves Reveals First Look at the Batmobile
The movie stars Robert Pattinson as the eponymous Batman, Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, and Colin Farrell as Penguin.
Liverpool Manager Has Perfect Response to Being Asked About Coronavirus
Jürgen Klopp's club was coming off of a loss to Chelsea on Tuesday, when the manager was asked about the virus. He didn't mince words when answering.
Here's Why Spike Lee and the New York Knicks Are Feuding Right Now
The ever-embattled sports organization is making headlines once again for all the wrong reasons—a bitter back-and-forth with the team's most famous fan.
Disney Cancels European Launch Event for Disney+ in Response to Coronavirus
The streaming service is still slated to debut in several European markets on March 24, even without the glitzy press showcase.
'SNL's' Rachel Dratch Salutes Amy Klobuchar: "I Admire the Heck Out of You"
Dratch's comments came not long after the Minnesota senator announced that she is ending her 2020 presidential campaign.
5 Things to Know About HBO's 'I Know This Much Is True' Adaptation
The project is based on Wally Lamb's 1998 novel of the same name and is set to release on April 27.
Star Wars 'Rise of Skywalker' Novel Confirms That Palpatine Was a Clone
An excerpt from the novelization—due out March 17—provides a bit more context as to how the villain came back after dying in 'Return of the Jedi.'
Public Enemy's Chuck D Defends Bernie Sanders Endorsement
The rapper is scheduled to perform at an upcoming Bernie Sanders campaign rally in Los Angeles on Sunday.
Zack Snyder's 'Justice League' Hints at New Scenes for Superman, Batman
The director revealed the prize for a poster submission event for his motion picture 'Justice League' on Saturday.
'SNL' Sketch Tackles 'Airport Sushi' and Coronavirus Racial Profiling
The comedy show did not hold back when addressing the coronavirus and New Yorkers' disdain for LaGuardia Airport in a new sketch.
'The Invisible Man' Leads the Box Office With a Strong Start
'Sonic the Hedgehog' and 'The Call of the Wild' follow up at second and third place respectively.
The Legion of Superheroes Just Turned 62 So Where's Its Big Movie?
Thursday is the 62nd anniversary of the 1st appearance of the Legion of Superheroes, but there's a reason they haven't made it to the big screen.
'Demon Slayer' Most Satisfying Anime of 2019 in Sea of Complex Contenders
A report that asks thousands of anime fans across the country for their thoughts named 'Demon Slayer' as the most satisfying,
'Invisible Man' Director: It's "Terrible" We Haven't Seen the "Snyder Cut"
Speaking on a podcast, Leigh Whannell said he doesn't like the idea of any "director's cut"—including the original version of Snyder's film.
Dozens Of Democratic Superdelegates Oppose Nominating Sanders: Report
Interviews with 93 superdelegates found overwhelming opposition to giving the Vermont senator the party's nomination if he doesn't secure a majority.
Steven Spielberg Won't Direct 'Indiana Jones 5,' But James Mangold Might
The 'Ford v Ferrari' filmmaker is reportedly in talks to pick up where 2008's 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' left off.