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Ben Shapiro posted an 18-minute review of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” on his YouTube channel Saturday, calling the Greek epic a “masterpiece” despite conservative outrage over the film’s casting and historical accuracy. “Nolan is unparalleled. He’s the best director working today, hands down. He just creates iconic movie after iconic movie,” Shapiro said. He also
Food and drinks at the stadium typically cost more than comparable items outside the venue. Exclusive concession contracts, private stadium operations and restrictions on outside dining have created a captive market that allows teams and suppliers to charge fans more, even though many stadiums were built with taxpayer dollars. Today, fans in many stadiums are
In a terrifying moment Thursday morning, a man breached security at the “Today” show set in Rockefeller Center and was arrested after he lunged at co-host Craig Melvin and shouted the N-word, sources familiar with the situation confirmed. The incident occurred around 9 a.m. ET and was not captured on the “Today” broadcast. It was
Savannah Guthrie sat in for Sheinelle Jones on the fourth hour of “Today,” and got emotional as she explained to Jenna Bush Hager what it’s been like going back to work while her mother, Nancy, is still missing. “I can’t really even look at you every day without crying,” Guthrie said. “You are my best
Noam Galai/Getty Images for Pacsun This post originally appeared in the BI Today newsletter. You can sign up for Business Insider’s daily newsletter here. From the mall to the Met Inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Great Hall, a violinist played gently in the background. The famous columns were uplit orange, and cocktail tables were