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The new documentary by Oscar-winning filmmakers takes us inside SpaceX, and provides intimate access to an emotional Musk. Comes out on Thursday.

Even if you’ve heard it all before, the facts of the latest IPCC report remain the same. We are in serious trouble with climate change and not doing nearly enough to stop it.

A powerful storm could deliver a possible triple threat of wind, tornadoes and flooding to parts of the South today as they try to recover from back-to-back severe weather.

Cole Sprouse is opening up about the “trauma” that came with being a child actor. Cole Sprouse and his twin brother Dylan starred in the Disney show “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody”. Cole Sprouse said Disney over sexualized them from a young start.

On Friday, April 1st, an Arizona father was stabbed to death by his son. His son, Jason Jeschor is mentally ill and wasn’t on his medication. The dispute was about over paying for groceries.

A perverse passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight has been banned from the airline. The passenger was making women feel uncomfortable with his lewd actions. “We immediately placed the passenger who exhibited the lewd behavior on our No-Fly List, resulting in a lifetime ban from traveling on Southwest Airlines,” the spokesperson wrote.

Britney Spears confirmed Monday that she is writing a book, weeks after reports first circulated that she had a multimillion-dollar deal to write a tell-all memoir. Spears, 40, revealed the news to her Instagram followers.

Apple TV+ has given a straight-to-series order for “Chief of War” from Jason Momoa. The “Aquaman” actor will write, star, and executive produce the eight-episode series, which tells the story of the colonization of Hawaii from an indigenous point of view.

Colorado joined a handful of other states Monday in codifying the right to abortion. Gov. Jared Polis signed the Reproductive Health Equity Act into law, which guarantees access to reproductive care and bans local governments from imposing their restrictions.

Louis C.K., a man who went back on the stand-up comedy circuit less than a year after admitting in 2017 to masturbating in front of female comics, less than five years after those stories came to light, the Recording Academy awarded Louis C.K. a Grammy.