For those who believe in the conspiracy theory that the NFL is "scripted"—i.e., that league execs decide which teams will see success before the season even starts—Monday was a big day on the internet ...

Further sea trials will be done, before a heavy-lift ship is brought in to help move it to South America. When the world's largest battery-powered vessel is moved from the Tasmanian shipyard where it ...

Today is your first day working at the SCP Foundation, and it could very well be your last. That's because your assignment is to kill SCP 096, an anomaly also known as The Shy Guy, who is virtually ...

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker! Update: While neither Lucasfilm nor Colin Trevorrow have commented on the leak, The AV Club reports it's been able to ...

Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul duked it out on Netflix on Friday night. Joshua filled in for Gervonta Davis, who was initially booked to take on Paul. The fight was easy to market, with Joshua having ...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the scripts behind the awards season’s most talked-about movies continues with Apple Original Films and Warner Bros‘ F1, directed by Joseph Kosinski ...

Positive safety and pharmacokinetic data lay foundation for phase 2 study in 2026 Herantis Pharma has announced positive topline results from its phase 1b trial of HER-096 in people living with ...

Just like old wine in a new bottle, an old meme has gotten an analog horror makeover with the SCP-67 kid. The trend has gone viral on TikTok with several versions showing the character with his mouth ...

Hull 096 can accommodate about 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles. An Australian boatbuilder has launched the world's largest battery-powered ship, Hull 096. Built by Tasmanian manufacturer Incat, it ...

The world’s largest battery-powered ship launched this week in Australia. Hundreds gathered Friday at the Incat Tasmania shipyard in Hobart to watch the launch of the Incat Hull 096, which officials ...

An Australian boatbuilder launched what it described as the world's largest electric-powered ship on Friday (May 2, 2025), a 130-metre (426-feet) behemoth capable of carrying 2,100 passengers.

Tasmania's Incat has delivered on its promise to build the world's largest battery electric passenger ferry, officially launching the China Zorrilla from its shipyard in Hobart today. The vessel ...