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Man in wild 'hydro pod bubble' washes ashore after trying to walk on water

Athlete Reza Baluchi had aimed to reach New York from Florida in the handmade contraption.

by Meara Isenberg 11 minutes ago

Jungle Cruise on Disney Plus: How to stream it, Black Widow and everything else

Disney Plus starts streaming Jungle Cruise early Friday (for a price), plus lots of other movies and shows. Here are the most important things to know.

by Joan E. Solsman 28 minutes ago

Olympic medalist shows how she fixed her kayak... with a condom

It worked. And Jessica Fox's boat has no unplanned pregnancies that we know of.

by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper 33 minutes ago

Disney sued by Black Widow star Scarlett Johansson over movie's streaming release

Black Widow was Disney's biggest film yet to hit theaters and Disney Plus at the same time, but Johansson's suit alleges the dual release violated her contract and cut how much she was paid.

by Joan E. Solsman 2 hours ago

Use Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party) to watch HBO, Disney Plus and more

Now you can watch more than Netflix with the free browser extension.

by Katie Teague 3 hours ago

Why Team USA's Olympics face masks make them look like Batman villains

You can get your own version of the Bane-style mask, but it'll cost you.

by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper 4 hours ago

Star Wars: The Bad Batch icy cloner is starting to show some humanity

Actor Gwendoline Yeo's performance as Kaminoan Nala Se was influenced by her geneticist brother.

by Sean Keane 5 hours ago

Facebook says it's trying to strike a balance as it battles misinformation

The social network doesn't want to become the "absolute truth police" even as it faces more pressure to combat COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.

by Queenie Wong 6 hours ago

This easy, peasy whipped lemonade recipe is a TikTok favorite

The latest TikTok trend is a drink we'll be sipping all summer. Here's how to make it.

by David Watsky 6 hours ago

What's Section 230? The social media law has Congress fuming

The law has served as a legal shield for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Now lawmakers say it should be changed to hold companies accountable.

by Marguerite Reardon 6 hours ago

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