While platforming games might not be as big as they once were, the genre is a lot more varied now and isn't just ruled by Nintendo's Mario games. Case in point: Team Asobi's recent release Astro Bot has made waves at Sony, not just because it's one of the best-reviewed games of all-time on the PS5, with the game at a "Mighty" rating on Open Critic, with 99% of critics recommending it, but also because of its sales, which Sony has confirmed has already sold over 1.5 million copies since launch.

Report: Trump Seeking to Use Military Assets to Enact His Illegals Mass Deportation Plan

Actor Tony Todd, known for his haunting portrayal of a killer in the horror film "Candyman" and roles in many other films and television shows, has died, his longtime manager confirmed. He was 69.

More than a quarter of crude oil production and nearly 17% of natural gas output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico was offline in the aftermath of Hurricane Rafael, the U.S. offshore energy regulator said on Saturday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a treaty on the country's strategic partnership with North Korea that includes a mutual defense provision, according to a decree published on Saturday.

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to expand the list of charges that would make a convicted offender eligible for federal execution to include child rapists, illegal immigrants who kill U.S. citizens and police.

With the news that Kamala Harris's campaign somehow ended up $20 million in debt after raising over $1 billion in donations, critics have started to wonder: how on earth did her campaign spend that billion dollars? Our crack investigative team at the Bee has gone to work and can now share a line-by-line breakdown of where all that money went:

Linda Ronstadt is a multitalented singer who explored different genres of music, such as rock, Latin music, light opera, and country music, in her almost five-decade career, which ended in 2011 after she announced her retirement. The singer boasts an impressive collection of awards, including 11 Grammys, 2 Academy Country Music Awards, and an Emmy Award for her contributions to music. Despite having a successful career, Linda Ronstadt has a major career regret: not forming a touring band with Emmy Lou Harris and Dolly Parton. Although Linda went solo for most of her career run, she was always collaborating with other talents in the industry and had a backing band. Linda Ronstadt regretted not touring with Emmy Lou Harris and Dolly Parton Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton, and Emmy Lou Harris/Instagram Following the release of her hit albums like Heart Like a Wheel, Simple Dreams, and Living in the USA, Ronstadt solidified herself as a leading female singer and became one of the highest-grossing concert artists in the 70s. In the late 70s, the Queen of Rock formed a trio with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris. The trio struggled for almost a decade from their start as they were all in their prime, and they had different touring engagements and collaborations. Ronstadt recalled that “It was hard to get all of our schedules together and decide who was going to produce it and how it was going to go.” Thankfully, “It worked out, finally” in the late ’80s, and the supergroup released chart-topping songs like “Wildflowers” and “Hobo’s Meditation.”               View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Singing & Inspirational Videos (@amazingtalentnetwork)   However, Ronstadt hoped that their collaboration would translate beyond being a supergroup and that they would experience time on the road together while touring, but that never happened. The First Lady of Rock regrets it and calls it “a shame that” they “never toured together.” Interestingly, the trio is all grown up in their late 70s, and they all boast of a successful career. Linda Ronstadt loved touring back in the day when she was still able to Touring was a lifestyle for Ronstadt, but in the early years of her career, she formed a band, the Stone Poneys, in 1966. They went on to release their hit single “Different Drum,” which peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100. However, the success of the band didn’t translate to personal success for her, and by the late ’60s, she embraced a solo touring career. Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton, and Emmy Lou Harris/Instagram Ronstadt worked with the best acts for her backing band during her solo run, starting with the country-rock band Swampwater. Other backing bands she worked with during her solo tour included Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner, who later became the Eagles.  Next up: Jennifer Aniston Credits This Superfood For Her Youthful Glow The post Linda Ronstadt Always Regretted Not Touring With Dolly Parton appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

There are 23 races in the U.S. House of Representatives that still being counted; 10 of which are in California.As the last remaining votes are tallied nationwide, several key House races that are yet…

LOS ANGELES—The City Council Friday confirmed former Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell as the 59th chief of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) despite opposition from some immigrant rights…