- James Cameron: Amy Poehler’s Globes Joke Crossed a Line
James Cameron speaks out after a 2013 Golden Globes joke, calling it an “ignorant dig” that crossed a line. In a candid reflection, he weighs in on his intense directing style, loyalty to collaborators, and how his landmark films continue to shape his approach to filmmaking.
- Heated Rivalry Renewed for Season 2 as Hockey Romance Captivates Fans
Two rival hockey stars. A decade-spanning story loaded with ice, ambition, and forbidden chemistry. Heated Rivalry promises pulse-pounding drama that will keep you guessing—and talking—long after the final horn.
- Pacific Islands Forum Unveils 2050 Plan to Amplify Global Voice
Pacific nations are positioning themselves for a louder, more unified voice on the world stage and at home. A new 2050 Engagement and Advocacy Plan aims to harmonize messaging, spark regional media partnerships, and fast-track climate resilience initiatives reaching the most vulnerable. With strong leadership backing, the Pacific narrative is set to gain new momentum and visibility.
- Five-Day SoCal Atmospheric River Sparks Flood Concerns in LA
Southern California braces for a multi-day atmospheric river that could bring heavy rain, strong winds, and rising flood risk. Debris-flow danger in burn areas has prompted evacuation warnings for several communities. As the storm lingers through the holiday period, residents are urged to prepare, secure outdoor items, and stay alert to changing advisories.
- Two-Week Deadline Set for 137 Venezuelan Detainees Amid Due-Process Ruling
A federal judge has ordered the government to outline within two weeks a plan for 137 Venezuelan detainees relocated to El Salvador, citing due-process concerns. The ruling could determine whether they’re returned to the U.S. or granted hearings on gang-affiliation claims that critics say are not well-founded.
