For Julia Simon and Charles Oriel, the classroom and the stage have always felt surprisingly similar. Their band, Julie and the Jukes, is more than just a blues ensemble — it’s the result of a meeting ...

Rooster Teeth is making a comeback with original creator Burnie Burns back at the helm. The internet is a massive place filled with opportunity and has allowed people to achieve unimaginable ...

Burnie Burns, one of the original founders of Rooster Teeth, has acquired the brand just under a year after it was shut down for good. Back in March 2024, Warner Brothers Discovery revealed that ...

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In a press release on its official web page, founder Burnie Burns—who departed from the company in 2020—announced he acquired Rooster Teeth’s remaining assets under his independent ...

The entertainment company, which had announced its closure in March 2024, has now been acquired by its co-founder, Burnie Burns, through his company Box Canyon Productions. Burns shared the ...

Rooster Teeth is back! Original co-founder Burnie Burns has confirmed he’s acquired the rights of the beloved brand. A simple X post of the word "butts" got everyone excited. Shortly after, that ...

There are few people in the world of technology with more interesting stories to tell than Bill Gates. The entrepreneur and co-founder of Microsoft has seen computers morph from hulking machines ...

It's going to be a big weekend at the movies as Marvel Studios' Captain America: Brave New World soars into theaters and Paddington in Peru makes its debut. John Lithgow eyed for Dumbledore in ...

His personal life is going along smoothly as well, having married supermodel Christy Turlington on June 7, 2003. Edward and Christy had their first child, a baby girl on October 25, 2003. Take a ...

It has been tempting to view the C.I.A. as omniscient. Yet Coll’s chastening new book about the events leading up to the Iraq War, in 2003, shows just how often the agency was flying blind.