Author: Erik Gruenwedel
Sixth time’s the charm. Paramount’s sixth installment of the 25-year-old horror/comedy franchise, Scary Movie topped expectations with an estimated $55 million in North American opening weekend ticket sales. Globally, the R-rated movie tallied $105.5 million. Paramount says the title’s moviegoers represent a mixture of new and nostalgic fans, with 88% describing themselves as fans of … Continue reading “Paramount’s ‘Scary Movie’ Generates Franchise-Best $105.5 Million Global Opening Weekend Box Office”Read More
The Global War on Terror, a response to the September 11 attacks, saw horrible raids, civilian killings and human rightsRead More
June 7, 2026 — Delta Thailand Included in S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026 for 11th Consecutive YearDelta Electronics (Thailand) Pub…Read More
Investors Explore Emerging Opportunities Through Elektros Inc.’s Long-Term Vision WEST PALM BEACH, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 7, 2026 / Elektros Inc. (Ticker:ELEK) continues to advance its vision of participating in key sectors that many investors …Read More
Discover Elektros Inc. (ELEK) at What Management Believes Is an Early-Stage Opportunity Positioned at the Intersection of Critical Minerals and EV Innovation WEST PALM BEACH, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 7, 2026 / Elektros Inc. (Ticker:ELEK) continues …Read More
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LATAM Airlines Chief Executive Roberto Alvo said the airline industry may need to cut capacity further if elevated fuel prices persist into 2027, warning that carriers with weaker balance sheets and greater exposure to price-sensitive traffic will face mounting pressure.Read More
The Carolina Country Music Festival isn’t just drawing thousands of fans to Myrtle Beach — it’s also creating a major weekend opportunity for vendorsRead More
Campbell’s reports fiscal third-quarter earnings on Monday as investors look for evidence that weakness in its snacks business is easing after a difficult first half.Read More
With the World Cup, Super Bowl and Olympics approaching, some people who work and live in downtown Los Angeles say graffiti has become so widespread that they fear it’s damaging the city’s image as it prepares to host millions of visitors.Read More