• This New Limited Series Tries To Reshape The True Crime Mold — But Doesn’t Quite Crack It

    Hulu's new limited series, "Under the Bridge," chronicles a tragedy — and

  • Goodbye Earth trailer spotlights Ahn Eun Jin but doesn’t feature lover Yoo Ah In – come on Netflix, don’t be cowards

    While Goodbye Earth trailer spotlights Ahn Eun Jin and features other main actors, there's narry a peep from male lead Yoo Ah In. Come on Netflix, stop being cowards or don't release the drama in the first place.

  • Google Doesn’t Want You to Read This

    Over the last year, we've alerted our readers to specific RedState articles that Google has demonetized, meaning that no ads can be shown on those articles and RedState doesn't receive any revenue on them, for allegedly violating its guidelines. Google claims the offending articles contain "dangerous or derogatory content" or "unreliable and harmful claims," but what they really contain is content Google and/or the government deem dangerous to groupthink and the accepted narratives – content...

    • Time

    Iran Doesn’t Want War

    Despite its attack on Israel, Iran doesn't want an all out war with Israel and the U.S.

  • T-Mobile Rolls Out Network Improvement in Arkansas

    Earlier this week, T-Mobile announced that it would be upgrading the 5G connection in Louisiana. Days later and the Un-carrier has announced the completion of its multi-year 5G network investment across Arkansas. This new feat cost $163 million and took three years to complete.  Thanks to this, the state of Arkansas has improved 5G network that local businesses, schools, healthcare providers, first responders, and T-Mobile customers can experience.   The [read full article]

  • Australia doesn’t need a Ministry of Truth

    Two unrelated acts of stabbing violence, first the random murderous rampage of a knife-wielding man in Sydney’s Bondi Junction, followed…What to read next: Australia is in danger of tearing itself apart | Shylock and the Nazis: the truth about Shakespeare’s most infamous character | Richard Dawkins: in defence of scientific truth | The Sydney church terror attack is a wake-up call for Australians

    • Forbes

    Why La Liga Doesn’t Have Goal-Line Technology

    Spain's El Clásico caused controversy on Sunday night as the lack of goal-line technology gave referee César Soto Grado a difficult decision to make on the field.

  • Letter: HTA doesn’t deserve funds after failures

    A recent editorial informs us how serious the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s managerial “lapses” have been and how the organization has been “fumbling” in handling the millions of dollars of taxpayer money it receives from the state Legislature annually (“Give reset HTA chance to succeed,” Star-Advertiser, Our View, April 7). Its failures to achieve marketing goals are mentioned. However, since tourism is “foundational to the economy,” the writers regard the Legislature’s threats to cut off funding...

  • T-Mobile Rolls Out 5G Network Upgrade in Louisiana

    T-Mobile has good news to its consumers based in Louisiana. Thanks to the commitment of Governor Jeff Landry, the Un-carrier completed the multi-year 5G network investment totaling over $290 million across the Pelican State. This includes a $50 million network upgrade in the Greater New Orleans area.  T-Mo started improving Ultra Capacity 5G (5G UC) connectivity in the state so that over 1.7 million Louisianans can get access to 5G UC coverage.  In the announcement, Governor Landry [read...

  • AT&T (T) vs. T-Mobile (TMUS): Which Stock Wins in Q1 Earnings?

    TMUS appears to be a better pick now compared to T, given the solid EPS growth in recent quarters, greater 5G coverage and robust demand for postpaid services.

  • Elon Musk doesn’t know how to turn Tesla around

    The share price is in freefall. Sales are sliding at an accelerating rate as customers lose interest. The Chinese are…What to read next: Donald Trump’s U-turn could vindicate his Tory enthusiasts | Welsh Labour’s speeding U-turn shows devolution is beginning to grate | If Apple loses against China so will the West | The Bank of England can’t blame IT for its dodgy forecasts

  • ‘We still haven’t cracked it!’ How much does a play change during previews?

    It is a fraught time of cuts, rewrites – and alcohol. Our writer goes behind the scenes at The Divine Mrs S just as the official opening night looms and not everyone’s ready to face the musicRachael Stirling picks her way from the back of the stage, joins her colleagues in the stalls, and then promptly bursts into tears. “I’m tired,” she explains. Stirling is playing Sarah Siddons, the great 18th-century actor, in The Divine Mrs S at the Hampstead theatre in London, and we’re chatting right in...