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Bob Rafelson has died. He was an important part of New Hollywood in the 1970s and was nominated for two Oscars for his work on 'Five Easy Pieces.' He was 89.
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As of Wednesday morning, nearly $500,000 had been donated to a GoFundMe for an Indiana pizza delivery man who saved four kids and their 18-year-old sister from a burning house last week.
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Police say the gunman spent an hour in the bathroom, possibly putting together a gun, before opening fire on shoppers and killing three. A 'good Samaritan' was praised for using deadly fire to stop the shooter.
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A government watchdog said that Secret Service agents deleted text messages that were sent around the time of the Capitol riot. The watchdog was looking for the messages as part of their investigation into the Jan. 6 uprising.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said she wanted to 'knock out' a heckler who called her his 'favorite big booty Latina' while filming her walk up the Capitol steps on Wednesday.
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During a performance in Michigan on Tuesday night, Carlos Santana passed out on stage as a result of heat exhaustion and dehydration.
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The Ultraman world appears to be growing. In a historic comic book crossover story, Ultraman and Ultraseven will soon be joined by Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Captain Marvel.
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In a book coming out in September, Marvel Comics, which is owned by Disney, will introduce its first Spider-Man who is openly gay. This Spider-Man will have feminine traits and dress in lace.
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The Associated Press/NORC survey found that 86 percent of Democrats think the 45th president should be charged, while only 4 percent say he shouldn't and 10 percent say they don't know enough to have an opinion.
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In an interview with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez talked about the 'stunning' new details about the Trump administration's role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Bob Rafelson has died. He was an important part of New Hollywood in the 1970s and was nominated for two Oscars for his work on 'Five Easy Pieces.' He was 89.
