From the heroics of The Delta Force to the mayhem of the Missing in Action trilogy, Chuck Norris brought his own brand of ...

For karate-champ-turned-star Chuck Norris, it’s a boy — and a girl. Norris, 61, became the father of twins Thursday when his 33-year-old wife, Gena, gave birth about a month ahead ...

Zombie Plane marks only the second time Norris has appeared in a movie since 2012's The Expendables 2, as last year he starred in the low-budget sci-fi flick Agent Recon as an AI-powered android ...

I explain why I stopped making Roblox Myth videos, diving into the challenges, changes, and reasons behind my decision. From shifts in the community to personal experiences, I break down what led ...

Mike Flanagan's gooey, well-acted "The Life of Chuck" stars Tom Hiddleston as an everyman with earnest life lessons to impart.

After a particularly malicious rumor in 2020, the studio decided to put the 'Roblox shutting down' rumors to bed, once and for all. Let's set things straight: Roblox isn't "shutting down." ...

JUSTICE Minister Delroy Chuck has accused the Integrity Commission (IC) of going rogue, “acting inappropriately” and “threatening institutions” during the course of its investigations ...

Mike Flanagan's new film, a maudlin mystery about a man dying of cancer, feels hobbled by its extreme faithfulness to the Stephen King novella on which its based.

Lando Norris regrets breaking McLaren’s No. 1 rule In 2024, as McLaren began to find its footing up at the front of the Formula 1 field, team principal Andrea Stella and McLaren Racing CEO Zak ...

Lando Norris retires after collision with Oscar Piastri In the final laps, Norris had closed in on Piastri with the advantage of slightly fresher tyres and made a bold move down the inside at the ...

Oscar Piastri: Lando Norris apologised to me Norris ended up hitting the pit wall after damaging his front wing in the initial collision, with Piastri fortunate to survive the clash and finish the ...

A scene from ‘The Life of Chuck.’ Photo: Neon “I contain multitudes,” wrote Walt Whitman. “Yeah, but I can force about six different genres into one story,” replies Stephen King.