U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) head Adm. Brad Cooper told reporters on Monday that the United States destroyed six Iranian boats that were threatening commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

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The National Park Service is investigating the vandalism of the National Malls reflecting pool with a phrase that many supporters of President Donald Trump view as an assassination threat. The term

The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into a recent Antifa mob attack on a conservative journalist in Portland Oregon. Post Millennial reporter Katie Daviscourt was assaulted by antifa

The quintessential Hollywood landmark, the Hollywood sign was originally an advertisement for a local real estate developer. Eventually, it fell into disrepair and was fixed by The Los Angeles Parks Department, but leaving off the LAND to reflect the district, not the housing development. In 1932, the sign was the site of Peg Entwistles suicide. She jumped from the H and died of multiple fractures of the pelvis.From the late 1920s to the early 1960s, Hollywood radiated pure gold. Filmmaking was highly regimented and most movies stuck closely to a genre with all of the associated tropes, though it could be argued that they were also setting the tropes that would persist into the 21st century.Many film studios glossed over the World Wars and ignored the Depression, instead providing viewers with idyllic fictions to occupy their free time. Off screen, stars had real lives that no one knew about. Politicians did their jobs and ladies were dames. Milk always arrived on time and marriage solved everything. Nowadays, we know better.Nonetheless, there is something striking about the stars captured by Vaseline covered lenses, the movies where banter was more important than cleavage. Things seemed simpler and love could conquer all. Little did anyone realize that a presidential assassination, race riots and yet another war would soon rip through the United States and leave us trembling.Yet, like so many stars in Hollywood whose own lives were filled with tragedy, we picked ourselves back up, admitted our failures and kept fighting for something better. So heres to the melancholic beauty of a weird enclave called Hollywood, a city built upon pure fantasy, the embodiment of the American Dream:Click here to view slideshowEnjoyed these fantastic photographs of vintage Hollywood? Then check out our other galleries of New York City before the skyscrapers and San Francisco at the height of the hippies.The post Vintage Hollywood In 48 Photos appeared first on All That's Interesting.

Gamescom Latam 2026 is the third edition of the event taking place in So Paulo. For the first time, it not only featured major upcoming releases, such as Phantom Blade Zero, Marvel Tkon, and Invincible VS, but also brought in some stellar guests, including David Wise, Donkey Kong' composer; Maxence Carzola, the voice actor and mocap artist for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33; and the illustrious Mikael Kasurinen, creative director of the upcoming Control Resonant.