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In a move that has been seen through the retail industry, Nordstrom announced Monday that it will go private in a deal valued at approximately $6.25 billion, led by members of the company’s founding family.

Insider reports suggest Apple may soon unveil a video doorbell that uses Face ID technology—much like the secure login on your iPhone—to recognize your face and unlock your home.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 revs up to a $62M opening—surpassing the 2020 original—while Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King falters at $35M. Will the hedgehog hold the holiday crown?

Party City ends nearly 40 years of celebrations by closing 700 stores, filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy again amid inflation, rising costs, and tough competition.

Discover KFC's new concept restaurant, Saucy, opening December 23, 2024, in Orlando, Florida. Featuring chicken tenders, 11 sauces, and a vibrant dining experience.

Spider-Verse star Shameik Moore issues apology to MCU Spider-Man actress Laura Harrier over a controversial post involving her and her fiancé, Sam Jarou.

Blake Lively sues Justin Baldoni for sexual harassment, retaliation, and emotional distress on the It Ends With Us set. Learn about the allegations, WME's response, and industry fallout.

Read about Oleksandr Usyk's decisive victory over Tyson Fury in their December 21 heavyweight rematch. Get the full fight breakdown, highlights, and results from this historic boxing event.

Tesla has announced a wide-reaching recall affecting nearly 700,000 of its electric vehicles, including several years of Model 3, Model Y, and the cutting-edge Cybertruck lineup. Regulators say the tire pressure monitoring system might not warn drivers when their tires are dangerously under-inflated, potentially increasing the risk of accidents.

In a landmark shift, FIFA has teamed up with Netflix to bring the 2027 and 2031 Women’s World Cup tournaments directly to U.S. audiences through streaming. This partnership marks the first time a major international soccer event of this magnitude will be hosted on a digital platform rather than traditional broadcast television.

In a bold move underscoring Europe’s tougher line on tech data use, Italian regulators have slapped OpenAI with a significant 15-million-euro fine. Authorities claim the AI pioneer failed to properly handle personal information when training ChatGPT, a misstep they argue breaks the trust between innovators and the public.

Workers at select Starbucks stores in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle have just staged a coordinated walkout, raising the stakes in a tense standoff over wages and fair treatment. This triple-city strike comes after recent contract talks failed to deliver meaningful pay increases, leaving baristas and support staff feeling undervalued and overlooked. Their

In a moment that sent a wave of euphoria through a packed crowd, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr—two of the last surviving members of The Beatles—joined forces on stage at London’s O2 Arena. During the December 19, 2024 finale of McCartney’s “Got Back” tour, Starr made a surprise appearance, igniting cheers and reviving decades-old memories as the pair launched into iconic tracks like “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” and “Helter Skelter.”

Swedish entrepreneur Matilda Djerf has publicly addressed serious accusations of bullying and verbal abuse lodged by former employees of her fashion brand, Djerf Avenue. Multiple staff members have claimed that the rapid expansion of the company fostered a stressful environment where managerial support fell short and tensions rose. The situation has garnered significant attention online, prompting discussions about the hidden costs of influencer-led brands.

Just as shoppers gear up for the holiday rush, a caffeinated gem steps into the spotlight. The top-rated Breville BES870XL Espresso Machine—usually a princely $749.95—has now plunged to a satisfying $549.95, slashing 27% off the regular tag.

In a season full of unexpected twists, Rachel LaMont emerged as the ultimate underdog to claim the “Survivor” crown. Heading into the final rounds, few would have guessed she’d come out on top. But a last-minute fire-making challenge and a smart strategic choice catapulted her into the final three, stunning viewers and rivals alike.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency after bird flu was detected in dairy cows across multiple regions. The outbreak, which began in Southern California, has since expanded to other states and prompted swift government action.

As advance impressions roll in for the upcoming “Mufasa: The Lion King,” critics are unsheathing their claws. Early reactions have labeled the prequel a money-grab, suggesting it relies too heavily on nostalgic branding without breaking new ground. This strong criticism hints that Disney’s revisit to the savanna may be less about meaningful storytelling and more about milking a cherished classic.

WWE is about to rewrite the playbook on how fans tune in. The company just dropped a bombshell: Its very first “Raw” broadcast on Netflix will be headlined by none other than CM Punk taking on Seth Rollins. This isn’t just a match—it's a statement. Two powerhouses, both known for electric showmanship and unfinished business, will collide on an entirely new stage.

In a move that’s leaving fight fans and pop culture watchers buzzing, Conor McGregor has declared his intention to face off against Logan Paul—this time, in the boxing ring rather than the octagon.

AT&T has announced a major shift in workplace policy, requesting that employees return to a full, five-day in-office workweek. This move signals a departure from the flexible models adopted during the remote-work era, pushing teams back into a more traditional office setting. By restoring daily face-to-face contact, the company aims to rebuild in-person collaboration and strengthen organizational culture.