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John Voorhees stood in a darkened Las Vegas theatre as a ghost flickered to life on the screen. The actor was Val Kilmer, but the year was not 1986. Using only archival footage and a few hours of processing, the filmmakers behind 'As Deep as the Grave' have resurrected the star for a full hour of screen time. The digital Kilmer plays a priest in the 1920s, a role his daughter Mercedes personally approved for an undisclosed sum. "Don’t fear…
Lord Peter Mandelson is facing a very public fall from grace after a row over his security vetting reached a boiling point in the House of Commons. Sir Keir Starmer is struggling to explain how the former diplomat was granted top-level clearance despite his well-documented friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Sources…
Donald Trump took to social media on Friday to unveil his most ambitious real estate play yet: the 'Independence Arch.' Standing 250 feet tall, the massive white marble structure is designed to loom over the Potomac River, dwarfing the Arc de Triomphe in Paris and even the rival monuments in…
Eli Lilly has finally launched 'Foundayo,' a daily weight-loss pill that promises to maintain the perfect physique without the needle. The drug hit the market this month, locked in a…
The Pentagon has begun a strategic reshuffle that prioritizes the Persian Gulf’s energy corridors over European territorial integrity. As part of a 14-day ceasefire deal with Tehran, American Patriot missile…
Socialites in Los Angeles are cheering a new moratorium on sidewalk delivery robots. While 'Coco' bots were meant to replace traffic, residents complain they lack the charm of a real assistant and ruin the vibe of a morning walk.
AI starlet Tilly Norwood caused an uproar during a guest talk at Dodge College this month. Students are debating if the synthetic actress represents the future of film or just a tacky attempt at shock value.
