Get ready for a delightful ride as The Thursday Murder Club premieres on Netflix! With a stellar cast and a gripping story based on Richard Osman's novel, this cozy mystery promises to charm viewers and critics alike. With a 93% Rotten Tomatoes score, find out why it's generating buzz!
'Nobody 2' kicks off its box office journey with $1.3 million in previews, setting the stage for a fierce competition against 'Weapons', which is expected to dominate this weekend.
Discover the fascinating genetic journey of the potato, a humble tuber that arose from an ancient hybridization between tomatoes and Etuberosum. This breakthrough research reveals how potatoes adapted to thrive in harsh Andean conditions, paving the way for modern agriculture.
Jamie Lee Curtis stands up for her film 'Freakier Friday' after a harsh review from critic Stephanie Zacharek. Despite criticism, the sequel is on track for a strong box office opening.
Marvel's latest release, 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps,' has debuted with an impressive $118 million in North America, exceeding expectations and marking a potential comeback for the franchise.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps is anticipated to make a massive impact with a global box office opening between $190M and $210M. With glowing reviews and a fresh take from director Matt Shakman, fans are eager to see if this film can break Marvel's recent streak of disappointments.
Superman has grossed $250 million globally since its July 11 release, but concerns rise over its international performance. Can it become the blockbuster DC needs for its future?
The US has enacted a 17% tariff on most tomatoes imported from Mexico, citing unfair trade practices. This decision is set to impact supermarket prices and the availability of popular tomato-based products.
Discover the fascinating journey of James Gunn as he finally directs Superman after initially turning down the opportunity seven years ago. Critics rave about the film, praised for its fresh perspective on a beloved character.
New research reveals that wild tomato plants on the Galápagos Islands are reverting to an ancestral genetic form, producing ancient alkaloids for chemical defense. This phenomenon challenges existing views on evolution.
