Chaos, long lines overwhelm L.A.’s immigration courts, leading to default deportation orders

Mega master hearings have packed immigration courtrooms nationwide for the past two months, typically scheduling around 100 ...

Original 'Alien 3' Director Reveals Scrapped Plans That Would Have Changed the Franchise Forever

Renny Harlin revealed why he walked away from directing Alien 3 after 20th Century Fox rejected his radically different ideas ...

‘Monster Maker’ Doc To Profile Legendary Stan Winston, Special Effects Master Behind ‘Aliens,’ ‘Predator,’ ‘Terminator,’ ‘Jurassic Park’ & More

Special effects master Stan Winston, who created the creatures in 'The Terminator,' 'Predator' & 'Jurassic Park,' is the ...

Sacramento immigration courts now have more than 100 cases a day. That likely means more deportations

Master calendar hearings are generally the first time a person appears in front of an immigration judge to make their case.

Steven Spielberg reveals unusual habit which has him sleeping just 5 hours a night

As Disclosure Day takes over £70 million during its first week, Steven Spielberg tells of the extra terrestrial encounters ...
The New Yorker

In “Disclosure Day,” Steven Spielberg Steps Out from Behind the Curtain

Disclosure Day,” a tale of aliens on Earth and the coverup of their presence, starring Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor, is a catalogue of Steven Spielberg’s obsessions, and a deeply personal vision.
New York Post

Shaquille O’Neal tells The Post why Victor Wembanyama isn’t the new face of the NBA — yet

SAN ANTONIO — Shaquille O’Neal won four championships and an MVP Award over his 19 seasons in the NBA, and has since studied it closely as an analyst. So whom would he select if he were a general ...

Spielberg chooses faith in humanity in 'Disclosure Day' — Review

This review contains some spoilers for "Disclosure Day." The master of science fiction shows no sign of slowing down.
The Straits Times

‘Some flourish while others struggle’: NIE study finds five different paths of lower-income students

SINGAPORE – A local study has found that secondary school students from lower-income families are not a homogeneous group held back by a lack of resources. Researchers from the National Institute of ...