The President of the United States announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19—and people have *theories* Well folks, it happened. President Donald Trump has COVID-19. On October 2, the POTUS made the announcement on Twitter, writing: “Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19. We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. We
Finnish kit vendor Nokia is on a solid run of winning 5G business, with 17 new deals in Q3 taking it to the 100 mark, just nine short of Ericsson’s total. Probably the most important public narrative for Nokia right now concerns any evidence that it’s making up for time lost mucking about with FPGA
Chris Cornell has earned his first No. 1 single as a solo artist posthumously with his cover of Guns N’ Roses‘ “Patience.” The song is currently sitting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart. Taken from his 2016 recording sessions, the cover was released July 20 of this year, which would have been the
The European Union (EU) is preparing to force big technology companies to share their customer data with smaller rivals, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing an early draft of its landmark ‘Digital Services Act’ regulations. “The likes of Amazon and Google shall not use data collected on the platform…for (their) own commercial activities…unless they
Box of Cats celebrates its 100th release with yet another infectious house track — “Gotta Get Away” from label bosses Wongo, Jeff Doubleu and Kyle Watson operating under their Pavement Special alias. Established in 2016, Box of Cats has experienced one growing year after another, serving up a steady stream of quality productions that embrace
Stump the Editor Episode 4: Brea Grant! Welcome to the latest episode of ComingSoon.net’s podcast, Stump the Editor! This week actor and comedian Brea Grant (Dexter, Heroes, Friday Night Lights) drops by to duel with CS editor Max Evry for movie trivia domination! Grant’s latest writing/directorial effort, the bloody dark comedy 12 Hour Shift, debuts today on
After I got kicked out of Jesuit high school, I went to a public high school, where they had resources such that I learned developing and printing and use of an SLR [single-lens reflex camera]. I remember going on assignments in New York City and taking pictures and coming back thinking, ‘Geez, these are all
image via sabina fenn/mrkt galleryThe pop-up runs for 30 days starting October 7. By Pahull Bains Date October 2, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter According to a recent article in Artnet, female artists account for less than 2% of the art sold at auctions over the past decade. It’s an abysmal statistic but one that Toronto-based artist
Usually when passengers find themselves sitting on a grounded commercial airplane, reactions range from impatience to downright anger. But these are not usual times. That’s one of several activities that Singapore Airlines is launching instead of what media reports have dubbed “flights to nowhere.” The airline announced this week it was abandoning plans for destination-less flights —
Another day, another bit of very bad news for the movie business. AMC Theatres, the largest theater chain in the U.S., is now expected to run out of money within six months. Even though the chain has been able to reopen many of its locations in recent weeks to coincide with the releases of The
October 2, 2020, 2:14pm It’s been a real week, hasn’t it? Here’s one thing that may make it the slightest bit easier: Because it is his birthday, and because I’m personally in need of anything that can slow my heart rate for a few minutes at a time, I present to you this audio clip
This versatile style staple is a *forever* must-have as temperatures get cooler On the cusp of cold weather, a leather jacket—real or faux—is a must-have piece. A chic finishing touch to any outfit, it’s also the most stylish and versatile way to stay warm when fall’s cool temperatures hit. The classic biker jacket has long been
F9: The Fast Saga release delayed one month Following the studio’s decision to move No Time to Die to the release date, Universal Pictures has elected to delay the long-awaited F9: The Fast Saga from its Easter 2021 weekend to Memorial Day, just one year after its original release date. RELATED: No Time to Die Release Pushed Back to Easter
With the global pandemic still keeping theaters closed in major territories, Universal Pictures and MGM are electing to once again delay the release of Daniel Craig’s final outing as James Bond, No Time to Die, to Easter weekend of 2021, according to Deadline. RELATED: No Time to Die: Watch the Music Video for Billie Eilish’s James Bond
CS Recommends: Magic the Gathering: Shadows Over Innistrad & More! Stuck inside? Don’t know what to watch/read/play/listen to? ComingSoon.net has got you covered. In this week’s CS Recommends our staff kicks off gives you solid tips on the best media to consume during your downtime, including Magic the Gathering: Shadows Over Innistrad and more! Check out our
France’s auction of mid-band spectrum for 5G services ended almost before it had begun this week, with all four operators acquiring similar amounts of spectrum for broadly sensible prices. The state raised €2.79 billion from the sale of 310 MHz of 3.4 GHz-3.8 GHz frequencies in a licensing process that was done and dusted by
Canadian prog metal titans Voivod are on their way back with a new live album. Lost Machine – Live in on schedule for a Nov. 27 street date through Century Media Record, and the band is kicking off promotion with the new concert video for the title track. The band is having a little fun
In this week’s Dispatches from The Secret Library, Dr Oliver Tearle explores a forgotten work of post-apocalyptic fiction March opened on a comparatively milder note, but there was still no thaw. Food prices, which had been rising for some time, began to rocket, and there was a wave of strikes throughout the country. … The