Netflix Sets October Premiere for Florence Pugh’s East of Eden
Netflix’s East of Eden adaptation starring Florence Pugh arrives October 1, bringing John Steinbeck’s family saga to streaming with seven limited-series episodes worldwide for viewers.
Netflix’s East of Eden adaptation starring Florence Pugh arrives October 1, bringing John Steinbeck’s family saga to streaming with seven limited-series episodes worldwide for viewers.
Danny Boyle’s Ink opens Venice with a newsroom drama about Rupert Murdoch, media power and journalism ethics as the festival begins its 83rd edition today.
Venice Film Festival opened with new films and George Clooney honor, while Hollywood figures discussed artificial intelligence, media ownership and industry change in Italy.
A West Virginia man pleaded guilty after prosecutors said he used Facebook to solicit violence against federal law enforcement officers in online posts last year.
A Virginia judge rejected the DOJ request to force Google to sell AdX after finding illegal monopolies in digital advertising markets, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
The U.S. government backed OpenAI in a New York Times copyright case, arguing AI training can generally qualify as fair use under federal copyright law.
Federal agencies launched a coordinated trucking fraud crackdown focused on licensing, training records, safety compliance and practices that could endanger motorists across America this week.
A Maryland man received eight months in prison after prosecutors said he improperly collected more than $270,000 in Social Security disability benefits over several years.
A Lynchburg man received 210 months after pleading guilty to federal drug trafficking and firearm charges involving fentanyl pills, methamphetamine and a pistol in court.
A Tulsa man faces federal sexual assault charges while the FBI seeks information from potential additional victims in an ongoing investigation in Oklahoma, authorities said.
Federal prosecutors charged nine alleged gang members in a RICO case involving murder, attempted murder, robberies, drugs and firearms offenses across three states this week.
A Memphis man received 15 years in federal prison for aiding two bank robberies and joining a conspiracy involving six banks, according to federal prosecutors.