Jennifer Aniston will star in Olivia Wilde’s Universal comedy “Naughty,” playing a single mother named Mallory, whose “ex-trashbag” is Santa Claus. Peter Dinklage takes on the role of the King of Christmas. Wilde, fresh off the success of her latest directorial effort “The Invite,” directs “Naughty,” which centers on Mallory, whose “only hope of securing
Meta Platforms is heading into an earnings report with strong implications for the market’s AI narrative. The social media giant, which will report its latest results after the closing bell on Wednesday, is among the AI ”hyperscalers” spending hundreds of billions on the technology, and such high spending isn’t being greeted with great enthusiasm by
America’s largest power grid has struggled to cope with an onslaught of data centers. Now, after an auction to add more generation capacity failed, grid operator PJM Interconnection has said it will take data centers and other large users offline during power outages. The decision comes as the breakneck pace of data center construction has
The FIGC approached Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti about the job in Italy before Pirlo. Mancini, 61, previously coached Italy from 2018 to 2023 and won Euro 2020, beating England in the final at Wembley. He led the Azzurri to a world-record 37-game unbeaten run, but failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup (losing
Essex has appointed Rachel Lewis as the club’s first female chair of the board in its 150-year history. The former Olympic volleyball player replaces Jason Gallian with immediate effect after he resigned following “careful consideration” late last week. Lewis has served as Essex Cricket Community President for the past three years and now becomes the
In May 2025, Christopher Nolan revealed that his next epic, “The Odyssey,” would be the first feature film shot entirely with 70mm Imax cameras. As “The Odyssey” grosses nearly $650 million worldwide, including $140 million in Imax, and with the company’s coveted 70mm screenings sold out for weeks, an Imax source suggests the success could
