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Warner Bros. executive denies Amber Heard would have gotten ‘Aquaman 2’ raise; describes lack of chemistry with Jason Momoa

Wednesday, May 25 by ABC News

Walter Hamada, the head of DC Films, took the stand virtually Tuesday morning in the Johnny Depp defamation case, and his testimony stuck a massive pin in one of Amber Heard's major claims.Heard's team yesterday claimed the actress lost out on a major raise... Read More.

Johnny Depp’s lawyers pounce on expert’s claims Amber Heard would have been as big as Zendaya, Jason Momoa

Monday, May 23 by ABC News

The final week of testimony continued in the Johnny Depp defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard. Unlike much of last week's testimony, most of the witnesses on Monday were live in the Fairfax, Virginia, courtroom.Depp's attorneys had a chance to cross-examine a series... Read More.

Biden says meeting with Kim Jong Un would depend on North Korean leader’s seriousness

Saturday, May 21 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) - In his first trip to Asia since taking office, President Joe Biden laid out conditions for meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un."With regard to whether I would meet with the leader of North Korea, that would depend on whether... Read More.

Tate McRae becomes a wanted woman in new video for “what would you do?”

Friday, May 20 by ABC News

In Tate McRae's new video for her song "what would you do?" she commits a crime that puts her face on the TV news -- but it's all just a revenge fantasy.In the clip, Tate is working as a valet... Read More.

Oklahoma Legislature passes bill that would ban nearly all abortions

Thursday, May 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The Oklahoma Legislature passed a bill that would ban abortion at conception, making it the most restrictive abortion ban in the country if it goes into effect.There are exceptions in cases of saving the life of the mother, rape or incest.The bill,... Read More.

Tom Cruise says he “never” would have let ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ debut on streaming

Wednesday, May 18 by ABC News

While some movie studios weathered the COVID-19 storm by releasing movies to streaming services instead of theaters, Tom Cruise insists he was "never" going to do that with his latest project, Top Gun: Maverick."That was not going to happen ever," the actor and producer... Read More.

Without COVID-19 vaccines, death toll would be much higher: Pfizer analysis

Monday, May 16 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- In the wake of the tragic milestone of 1 million official COVID-19 deaths in the United States, a new analysis found that without vaccines, the virus would have likely claimed more than 100,000 additional lives in 2021.The analysis, sponsored by Pfizer,... Read More.

Senate bill would create federal watchdog for Big Tech

Thursday, May 12 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Sen. Michael Bennet on Thursday introduced a bill that would create a federal watchdog for the oversight of Big Tech companies, empowering the new agency to address controversial issues like algorithm bias and transparency in content moderation.The bill from the Colorado Democrat comes... Read More.

Senate Republicans block bill that would codify Roe v. Wade

Wednesday, May 11 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- In the wake of a bombshell leak last week of a Supreme Court draft opinion indicating the court's conservative majority could soon overturn Roe v. Wade, Senate Democrats on Wednesday forced a vote to advance a bill that would enshrine abortion rights... Read More.

Abortion in US with no Roe v. Wade would get very complicated, attorney Kathryn Kolbert says

Thursday, May 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Attorney Kathryn Kolbert has spent a majority of her career thinking about the after-effects on reproductive rights if the Supreme Court was to overturn Roe v. Wade. She believes prohibiting abortions will force some women to turn to unsafe practices to terminate... Read More.

Devo’s Gerald Casale says induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame would be “a feather in [our] cap”

Thursday, April 28 by ABC News

Devo is among the nominees for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2022, marking the third time that the quirky and influential New Wave band has been in the running for... Read More.

Cole Swindell and Lainey Wilson agreed that “Never Say Never” would “change things for both of us”

Wednesday, April 27 by ABC News

When it came to recording his first duet, Cole Swindell wanted to be intentional with selecting his partner, and he had a feeling that Lainey Wilson was meant to be the one on "Never Say Never."The Georgia native reveals that "Never" was written... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: would

Warner Bros. executive denies Amber Heard would have gotten ‘Aquaman 2’ raise; describes lack of chemistry with Jason Momoa

Johnny Depp’s lawyers pounce on expert’s claims Amber Heard would have been as big as Zendaya, Jason Momoa

Biden says meeting with Kim Jong Un would depend on North Korean leader’s seriousness

Tate McRae becomes a wanted woman in new video for “what would you do?”

Oklahoma Legislature passes bill that would ban nearly all abortions

Tom Cruise says he “never” would have let ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ debut on streaming

Without COVID-19 vaccines, death toll would be much higher: Pfizer analysis

Senate bill would create federal watchdog for Big Tech

Senate Republicans block bill that would codify Roe v. Wade

Abortion in US with no Roe v. Wade would get very complicated, attorney Kathryn Kolbert says

Devo’s Gerald Casale says induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame would be “a feather in [our] cap”

Cole Swindell and Lainey Wilson agreed that “Never Say Never” would “change things for both of us”

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