Starring 'Talk to Me's Joe Bird, this new horror movie was purchased by Neon out of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

Over 75% of cross-border B2B orders are now concluded via mobile devices—the battlefield of cross-border trade is quietly shifting from office computer desktops to the fingertips of business people ...

Explore how neon lights and inventive lettering come together in this Halloween-themed video, perfect for the month of October. Watch as the artist transforms seasonal ideas into eye-catching artwork ...

Merida Lim, a 20-year-old with a PSLE certificate, opened Scuro, a neon art-jamming studio, after dropping out of formal education due to feeling "stifled". After initial struggles with a horror art ...

Trump delays tariff hike by a year; why is it a win-win situation for India? Rajinikanth’s lost love, the woman whose Rs 500 gave wings to his acting dreams: 'She vanished one day' New year, new rules ...

As we head into 2026, Marathon is one of the more chaotic stories still in motion for next year, and it appears to have recently gotten even more so. Through delay woes and re-reveals, it seems ...

Marathon art director Joseph Cross has left Bungie after a decade at the developer. In a statement to Kotaku, Cross clarified that it was his decision to leave but did not give further reasoning as to ...

Art Hu, global CIO at Lenovo, recognises that leading IT for the Chinese technology giant involves significant challenges, particularly in an age of almost constant change. “We seem to always be in ...

Seahawks players plan to enjoy what for most of them is their first Super Bowl experience while maintaining the same approach that got them this far. The Seahawks announced three players as captains ...

Art Kranick, an immensely successful coach whose methods were the subject of scrutiny in recent years, has died. Along with his wife, Linda Kranick, Art Kranick guided Saratoga Springs High School’s ...

Given the ubiquity of neon-colored safety jackets, criminals are using them to carry out crimes in plain sight. By Alex Marshall Reporting from London When clothing manufacturers first made high ...