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Sony really, really wants to expand their "Ghostbusters" empire, so much that they actually have four shared universe movies in development, including the Paul Feig-directed, female-driven reboot. One of those movie is reportedly a bro-tacular version, and you might remember that late last year, during the height of the Sony email leaks, it was reported that Channing Tatum and Chris Pratt were interested and/or being courted by the studio. Not so. In a new profile in Esquire, Pratt brings down the hammer on those rumors... Читать дальше...

Outlook for stocks

US safety regulator’s move could lead to ruling that the carmaker broke the law

S&P 500 sets intraday and closing records

So which Will Ferrell are we getting in the upcoming "Tom's Dad"? Are we getting the comedian who sorta flopped this past spring with "Get Hard"? Or the man who likes to dabble in indie dramas from time to time? Well, even though it's described as a comedy, it sounds like we'll see both in the upcoming movie directed by the always safe and reliable Lasse Hallström ("Chocolat," "The Cider House Rules," "The Hundred-Foot Journey").  READ MORE: Review: 'Get Hard' With Will Ferrell And Kevin Hart Martin... Читать дальше...

Strategist Komal Sri-Kumar said on Monday that the Greece default is certain and the only question left is when it will happen.

A new Park Associates survey reveals one in 10 US households share a streaming account for which they do not pay.

Stock-picking hedge funds are finally beating low-cost equity index funds this year—here's how the best did it.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Crude was down on a stronger dollar.

London was recently named as the Instagram capital of the world.

Carl Icahn is obsessed with cars. After plunging $100 million into Lyft, Icahn is writing at length about Apple's role in the market.

As you've probably noticed while visiting this site over the past week, the Cannes Film Festival has seen dozens and dozens of new projects announced. For instance, Michael Shannon has a couple of new films gearing up. First up, the actor will join Rebecca Hall and Ben Foster in "State Like Sleep." Meredith Danluck is writing and directing the movie that will follow Katherine, who struggles to find the truth about her celebrity husband's double life after he commits suicide. Pretty good cast and a pretty good premise for this project... Читать дальше...

Chicago-native Sharon Schneider grew sick of buying her kids new clothes, just to see them outgrow them in a couple of months, so she decided to do something about it. She launched Moxie Jean - an online consignment store where parents can buy and sell kids used clothing - with her mom and sister as co-founders. Now the site has over 20-thousand customers nationwide, and Sharon's looking to expand beyond kids clothing.

Have you ever wondered if you could hack it behind bars?

Unit will work with Cleveland Cavaliers, Manchester City and others

Three years after its initial public offering, Facebook shares are up more than 100 percent, re/code reports.

Plan to destroy vessels would require UN and Libyan approval

She allegedly then turned the knife on herself.

There are always new corners of cinema history to explore, and one very much worth investigating is the '50s and '60s output of Nikkatsu. The popular Japanese studio unleashed a wave of genre films, many of which are still unknown on this side of the ocean —"Retaliation," which has just arrived for the first time on home video, is ripe for discovery. Directed by Yasuharu Hasebe ("Massacre Gun," "Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter") before he made his name as a sexploitation director, the film stars the... Читать дальше...

Moscow’s accusation follows anti-government protests in Skopje