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Werner Herzog says he refuses to work 'a single hour' of overtime
Werner Herzog discusses his latest movie "Ghost Elephants," his documentaries, and why he wont work overtime or own a cell phone.
Target boycott organizers claim victory in their yearlong protest — but they say more work needs to be done
Pastor Jamal Bryant and a coalition of community leaders say they've had productive conversations with Target over the past year about representation.
These are the 21 most dangerous countries for US travelers in 2026, according to the US State Department
The US State Department warns Americans not to travel to these 21 countries due to risks like terrorism, kidnapping, and limited embassy support.
$8 billion legal behemoth Harvey is getting into the startup investing game
Harvey and The LegalTech Fund are teaming up to invest in legal-tech startups, targeting innovation within the $1 trillion legal market.
Inside Amazon's playbook for handling sensitive questions about its huge OpenAI deal
The cloud giant is preparing employees to answer gnarly questions about its new relationship with OpenAI, according to an internal document.
Citi evacuates offices in the Middle East after Iran threatens to target banks
US banks like Citi are on high alert, closely monitoring the worsening crisis in Iran, said people with knowledge of Wall Street's security protocols.
Dubai's luxury hotels are slashing prices and pushing staycations as Middle East travel chaos dents tourism
The war in Iran has dealt a major blow to Dubai's hospitality industry.
I'm anxious about my daughter's college applications, so I'm often nagging her. I'm now trying to save our relationship.
The college application process is so stressful for my daughter that I'm now absorbing her stress. I'm often pushing her to do what I think is right.
My twins go to preschool at a nursing home. Its taught them about empathy and grief.
I worried about kindergarten readiness, but chose an intergenerational preschool that pairs kids with dementia patients.
We loved living off the grid in rural New Mexico. After 2 years and a kid, we gave it all up and moved back to a city.
Living off the grid in New Mexico was a dream at first, but after our son was born, we realized it wasn't the best fit anymore and moved to St. Louis.
Why Hollywood cares about this year's Oscars, but not about Gulf money buying Warner: A chat with insider Matt Belloni
At this year's Academy Awards, the Best Picture winner is likely to come from Warner Bros. Will Warner Bros. exist a year from now?
Every Pixar movie, ranked from worst to best
Pixar movies are ingrained in our minds, but which one is the best? We ranked them all for the release of "Hoppers."