Zach Cregger directs new Resident Evil reboot film in Raccoon City
Director Zach Cregger is making a fully original Resident Evil movie set in Raccoon City after the previous 2021 reboot failed.
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Debby Ryan discusses life-altering brain injury and migraine struggles
Former Disney star Debby Ryan revealed details of a severe brain injury she suffered several years ago during an interview for Mythical Kitchen.
Inde Navarrette avoided making friends during Obsession filming to focus on work
Actress Inde Navarrette discussed her approach to the film Obsession at a screening in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.
Ella Beatty attends Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story premiere in New York
Actress Ella Beatty spoke about her role and the set atmosphere at the New York City premiere of Ryan Murphy's Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story last night.
English hospitals face severe shortage of health play staff for children
A charity analysis reveals that English hospitals lack enough health play professionals to support the millions of children admitted annually for serious conditions.
Adar1 Capital analyst Mohit Gupta pitches new atopic dermatitis company
Mohit Gupta and Dan Schneeberger of Adar1 Capital discussed creating a new immunology firm in Austin, Texas, two years ago.
Scientists link climate change to deadly Langtang Lirung mountain collapse
An international team of scientists found that climate change contributed to the Aug 26 2026 disaster at Langtang Lirung mountain in Nepal.
Researchers turn plastic into nanodiamonds using laser compression
Scientists at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf and the University of Rostock published a study on producing high-purity nanodiamonds from plastic via laser shocks.
Switzerland’s glaciers reached loss day three months early in June 2026
Switzerland's glaciers experienced their earliest mass loss day in years on June 29, 2026, marking a significant shift in Alpine conditions.
Northwestern physicists find disorder can make complex networks more stable
Northwestern University researchers published a study in Science showing that variation among components can increase stability in power grids and biological systems.