“Love Actually” might be one of the most beloved — if controversial — Christmas classics, but don’t try quoting the film to star Keira Knightley. The actress recently revealed that she actually hasn’t watched the film in decades, so interactions with fans who reference her lines mean “nothing” to her. “I have not watched ‘Love
The Orlando Magic had just knocked the Chicago Bulls out of the 1995 playoffs, and much of the criticism landed on Michael Jordan. When his trainer, Tim Grover, told him he’d see him, Jordan didn’t wait for a schedule. “I’ll see you tomorrow,” he said, as Grover later recalled to Sports Illustrated. That reflex, losing
California voters have rejected Proposition 40, the state’s proposed one-time tax on billionaires, the Associated Press reported Monday. The measure failed after an expensive campaign that pitted labor unions against some of tech’s wealthiest figures. It was also opposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Nic Carter lives about as far from Silicon Valley as you can
Thousands of people joined a silent march through central Krakow on Monday night, in memory of those killed and injured when a gunman went on a violent rampage at the weekend. The crowd were led by Poland’s president and prime minister, the bitter political rivals putting on a rare show of unity after the country’s
“Ebenezer” has officially premiered, and reviews for the Johnny Depp-led film are largely positive among members of the film press, who are praising the star’s return to Hollywood as a “wickedly fun holiday treat” that functions as a “strong comeback vehicle for its star.” UK Film Critic Phil Roberts commended the film as a “bold
California’s 200-plus billionaires are officially in the clear. The latest episode of “How to Tax a Billionaire: California Edition” — featuring plenty of drama, tech celebrities, and a big pot of money at stake — ended with a failed vote on Monday. Californians who went to the polls rejected Proposition 40, which would have imposed
