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Joshua Junious is the editor of the Junious Media Network. He is an Army National Guard veteran and a former IT director, and he founded Junious Digital Labs, a veteran-owned technology company.

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  1. Money & Consumer

    Skydance orders five-day office week, offers buyouts to some staff

    In an Oct. 26 memo, Skydance's CEO and co-CEO set a five-day office week companywide and offered eligible staff a one-time voluntary buyout.

  2. Everyday

    World Series Game 3, Brewers vs. Rays: TV, pitchers and lineups

    The Brewers, up 2-0, met the Rays and ALCS MVP Freddy Peralta in Game 3 at Tropicana Field on Monday night, with the game on FOX.

  3. Movies & TV

    Hudson Williams is writing a film about an ex-hockey player

    The Heated Rivalry star says he is writing a movie with an ex-hockey player character and is getting tripped up by the parallel with his hockey show role.

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  5. Movies & TV

    Knife threat disrupts Miami Vice '85 filming in Brooklyn, police say

    Police say a crew member was threatened with a butcher knife during a Friday night shoot for Miami Vice '85. A 23-year-old Brooklyn man was charged, and no one was hurt.

  6. Safety & Recalls

    Lithonia recalls about 11,532 RSX outdoor lights that can fall

    Lithonia Lighting is recalling about 11,532 RSX luminaires with certain adjustable tilt arm mountings because the arm's knuckle can fail and drop the light.

  7. Music

    Olivia Rodrigo's album is back at No. 1 on the Billboard 200

    A new Expectations remix with Chappell Roan pushed Rodrigo's album back to the top for a third week, while Zach Bryan's surprise release debuted at No. 2.

  8. Movies & TV

    'Nobody Wants This' season 3: critics find it sweeter, lower-stakes

    All 10 episodes of the Kristen Bell and Adam Brody comedy arrived Oct. 22. The Guardian and The Hollywood Reporter praise Justine Lupe but find the story calmer.

  9. Money & Consumer

    US consumer sentiment slips to 48.0 as interest rates hit buying plans

    The University of Michigan's final October reading slipped to 48.0, while year-ahead inflation expectations rose to 4.7% and 85% said it is a bad time to buy a house.

  10. Movies & TV

    Eric Bauza, voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has passed away

    The Emmy-winning actor, who voiced Looney Tunes stars including Bugs and Daffy in this year's Coyote vs. Acme, was 46, Variety reported.

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  12. Movies & TV

    Warner Bros sent Fox cease-and-desist over Chris Harrison's The Vow

    Warner Bros sent Fox News Media and Lionsgate a cease-and-desist letter over promos for The Vow, Chris Harrison's Fox Nation show. Fox rejects the claims.

  13. Movies & TV

    Tarantino shows first 17 minutes of Cliff Booth film at AFI Fest

    Quentin Tarantino surprised an AFI Fest crowd with the opening of the David Fincher-directed Brad Pitt film, which Netflix opens in Imax on Nov. 25.

  14. Music

    Taylor Swift's self-titled debut album turns 20

    Released Oct. 24, 2006, "Taylor Swift" yielded the hits "Tim McGraw" and "Our Song." Her Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame induction is set for Oct. 26.

  15. Safety & Recalls

    Stop using PowRyte pressure washers now, CPSC warns

    The CPSC says PowRyte pressure washers lack a GFCI shock guard near the plug, and the maker, based in China, has not responded to recall requests.

  16. Movies & TV

    Heated Rivalry Season 1 heads to more than 650 U.S. theaters

    Regal is leading a limited theatrical run of all six Season 1 episodes, shown in pairs from Nov. 6 to 30, ahead of Season 2 in spring 2027.

  17. Money & Consumer

    Halloween candy sales fall 6.7% as prices, gas costs weigh on budgets

    NielsenIQ data show Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month ending Oct. 17, as chocolate prices and $4.29 gas strain household budgets.

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  19. Music

    Drake turns 40, joins Backstreet Boys for 'I Want It That Way'

    The Backstreet Boys played Drake's New York birthday party on Oct. 23, the same day the RIAA gave him 30 new certifications.

  20. Movies & TV

    Holland Taylor says she never got a raise on Two and a Half Men

    Holland Taylor says she was never paid well on Two and a Half Men and got no raise despite four Emmy nominations, so she declined to renew after six years.

  21. Movies & TV

    Jenna Ortega says she'll probably step away from TV after 'Wednesday'

    On the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the Wednesday star said she wants to leave time for new things after the Netflix series, though there is no word the show is ending.

  22. Movies & TV

    Clayface on track for No. 1 with estimated $24M-$25M opening

    The R-rated DC film from Warner Bros. took in $10.4 million on Friday and previews, Deadline says, while A24's You Can See Everything holds strong.

  23. Safety & Recalls

    Costway high chairs and Bamamon finger lights recalled

    The CPSC announced both recalls on Oct. 22 over entrapment, fall and battery risks, and owners should stop using the products now.

  24. Money & Consumer

    Humana, UnitedHealthcare drop Medicare Advantage plans for seniors

    Humana expects about 600,000 members to be affected by its 2027 plan exits, and UnitedHealthcare about 390,000. Medicare open enrollment runs through Dec. 7.

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  26. Movies & TV

    Next James Bond search goes on; Amazon MGM has named no one

    Amazon MGM has named no one to play the next James Bond, and the studio has given no official timeline for revealing its choice.

  27. Music

    Jay-Z's first SoFi Stadium show brings out Blue Ivy and Scarface

    Jay-Z opened a two-night run at SoFi Stadium for his "Jay-Z 30" series, with Blue Ivy Carter on piano, Scarface, and a "God Did" encore with John Legend and DJ Khaled.

  28. Everyday

    US fertility rate hits record low as births rise among women in 30s

    Final CDC data show the general fertility rate fell 1% to 53.2 births per 1,000 women aged 15-44, with steep drops among teens and women in their 20s.

  29. Safety & Recalls

    Halloween recall check: princess costumes and gas patio heaters

    The CPSC says CIYTI princess costumes with easy-to-reach button batteries and VQQQ patio heaters that can release gas, both sold on Amazon, were recalled Oct. 22.

  30. Money & Consumer

    Gas averages $4.27 on Oct. 22 as AAA says October is poised for a record

    AAA says regular gas fell 6 cents in a week to $4.27 on Oct. 22 as winter-blend fuel arrived, but crude near $100 is limiting the drop and October may set a record.

  31. Money & Consumer

    Dow falls 652 points as Brent oil hits highest settle since April

    The Dow lost 1.23% on Friday, Oct. 23, as defensive stocks slid and oil jumped on Middle East supply fears, while chip stocks steadied after Thursday's drop.

  32. Safety & Recalls

    Six Flags adds seat belts to Goliath coaster after rider's fatal fall

    Six Flags says it will add seat belts to Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia and similar coasters after a 42-year-old man was ejected from the ride.

  33. Everyday

    Catherine Breed Becomes First to Swim the Full California Coast

    Catherine Breed swam nearly 900 miles along California's Pacific shoreline in 111 days, becoming the first person ever to complete the historic route.

  34. Movies & TV

    Netflix's "The Mosquito Bowl" Is Technically Strong but Emotionally Thin

    Peter Berg's WWII film stars Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgård in a true Marine story, but critics say the craft far outpaces the character work.

  35. Movies & TV

    Netflix Sets Four Comedy Documentaries to Drop in October

    Netflix is rolling out four comedy docs this October under its Netflix Is a Joke label, with directors taking starkly different approaches to their subjects.

  36. Music

    Kacey Musgraves Drops Two Songs From New Tex Mex Tapes Album

    Kacey Musgraves is releasing a 16-track companion to her 2026 album, blending country with norteño and ranchera influences from Texas border music.