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Powell stars in a razor‑sharp dark comedy about wealth, betrayal, and a family that won’t play nice. A disowned heir hatches a high‑stakes plan to claim his birthright, navigating a gleefully ruthless world where money talks and consequences bite back. With an all‑star ensemble and a sly nod to vintage mischief, How to Make a…

Kristin Chenoweth headlines The Queen of Versailles, a Broadway run that will close on January 4, 2026 after a brief engagement. Despite a late box-office uptick, mixed reviews and the current Broadway climate highlight the hurdles facing new musicals.

Frontier Airlines is expanding with four new routes and a refreshed cabin experience as it rolls out its “New Frontier” in 2026. Ultra-low fares and broader connections could reshape affordable travel across key U.S. hubs. A bold new chapter in low-cost flying is taking off.

U.S. Bank opens a new Compton branch as it accelerates a broader Southern California expansion, adding to a wave of new locations across the Greater Los Angeles area. With hundreds of branch remodels planned and more sites on the drawing board through 2026, the bank is reshaping California’s financial landscape.

New court papers reveal a tense dynamic between a major network and a former president, hinting at strategies to curb criticism on air. The disclosures raise fresh questions about media independence, political influence, and how narratives are shaped in high-stakes battles.

Two rounds of storms threaten one of the year’s busiest travel days as a powerful system sweeps through Georgia. Expect gusty winds and heavy rain that could disrupt flights and road travel, with cooler, breezy conditions ahead.

An on-air moment turns playful yet tense as Minka Kelly’s chat about her romance with Dan Reynolds nudges into personal territory. As she links the film’s holiday love themes to real life, the moment offers a tantalizing peek at what’s really happening off screen.

Claims that Ukraine’s leadership offered zero gratitude for Western support are challenged by a detailed review. Zelensky has publicly thanked the United States—and even Trump—numerous times since Russia’s invasion, across posts, speeches, and meetings. The piece traces how expressions of thanks have unfolded during the war.

Northern Georgia faces rounds of heavy rain and the possibility of severe storms. Forecasters say conditions should ease later in the week, bringing a cooler, drier Thanksgiving.

An overnight wind surge is sweeping across Iowa, bringing gusts strong enough to topple branches and disrupt late-evening travel. Secure loose items, prep your vehicle, and stay ready for changing conditions as the storm moves in.

At a high-stakes Kyiv meeting with Zelensky, a 38-year-old Pentagon rising star stole the spotlight. His push for drone-driven modernization is turning heads as the Army’s leadership path tightens in a turbulent Pentagon. Could this ascent foreshadow a major shift in U.S. defense strategy?

Rain eases in at the start of the holiday week before a brighter, cooler pattern settles in. A cheerful family-friendly color-and-forecast highlight adds some fun to mornings as Thanksgiving plans take shape.

One Breeze route is canceled before its inaugural flight, prompting a quick rival response that could shift West Coast travel. As Breeze recalibrates its plans, new nonstop options begin to take shape, leaving travelers watching the landscape up and down the route map.

Chilly days and shifting skies could shape your Thanksgiving week, with a mix of dry spells, rain, and a possible lake-effect snow risk east of the Great Lakes. Mornings may feel frosty while afternoons stay cool, and travel could face some hiccups in northern regions as the weekend system develops. Stay prepared as the forecast…

A high-profile West Virginia senator finds himself in the middle of a long-running tax dispute. Court filings point to decades-old obligations tied to a family business empire, and a recent settlement signals a turning point—with implications for both finances and political ambitions.

Thanksgiving travel is shaping up to be busy, and a new civility campaign invites travelers to help revive the “golden age” of air travel. A short video contrasts nostalgic journeys with today’s interruptions, inviting readers to reflect on respect, preparation, and everyday courtesy in the skies.

Alabama Power unveils a two-year plan aimed at keeping electric bills steady, backed by cost-cutting measures and careful timing of big projects. The move promises predictability for households and businesses even as energy markets stay volatile. Regulators will weigh the plan at an upcoming public meeting.

November 1950: a blizzard that would leave Pittsburgh forever changed, burying the city in record snowfall and redefining how winter is met. A rare look at a storm that tested a community and reshaped its snowy legacy. A chapter of Pittsburgh’s winter history, still whispered today.

Severe thunderstorms are moving across Alabama, bringing damaging winds and a potential tornado risk. Forecasters warn of a second round later today as conditions evolve, with cooler, calmer skies on the way for the weekend.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s retirement and candid critique of leadership spotlight growing dissent within the GOP. With a razor-thin majority and looming elections, the move hints at upheaval and potential realignments on the horizon.

Alabama’s electric bills could stay steady for the next two years as the utility unveils a plan built on internal cost containment and ongoing regulatory dialogue. The move promises more predictability amid rising costs, but a number of external factors could still influence the outlook.