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I watched Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and boy, do I have thoughts; tons of fun thoughts. Let's get into it.

As far as action movie franchises go, I believe John Wick stands above the rest in many ways.

Bill Skarsgård does brilliant work as Pennywise in IT and IT Chapter 2, but it's unclear if he'll be back in Welcome To Derry.

Investor sentiment has been significantly affected due to the recent bank failures and concerns over the Fed’s forthcoming rate hike. With the end to the current market volatility not in sight, investors may consider buying fundamentally strong stocks, The Coca-Cola Company (KO), Oracle (ORCL), Humana (HUM), and Gartner (IT), to…

Gigi, Kendall and Naomi walked. Cher, Elton and Dua watched. Joe Bromley reports on the starriest AW23 runway of the season

While high inflation and rising borrowing costs might keep the industry under pressure in the near term, the growing demand for advanced tech solutions and rising investments should help quality tech stocks to witness rebounds in the long run. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks,…

While the macro headwinds have hard-hit the technology sector, its long-term prospects look impressive. Therefore, fundamentally sound tech stocks Gartner (IT), Ricoh Company (RICOY), and Jabil (JBL) could be worth buying now. Keep reading.

British designer shows off striking outerwear and vegan bags made from grapes, apples and mushrooms

Attacking the centre in an interaction arranged by the Indian Journalists Association in London, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi called the recent raids conducted at the BBC, offices across India a “suppression of voice”, alleging that BJP under its “new Idea of India” wants India to be “silent”. Read further on…

After watching an advanced screening of the first episode of Amazon Prime's adaptation of Taylor Jenkin Reid's hit novel, Zoe Delaney argues seeing Daisy Jones & The Six come alive on screen proves it's possible to have multiple loves in your life

They may be digital natives, but young workers were raised on user-friendly apps – and office devices are far less intuitive