Optimus Prime's latest toy is a new Transformers Collaborative action figure that lets him transform and 'roll out' as an MLS ...

Most of us remember the pure joy of tearing open a new package on our birthdays, never imagining that the plastic and plush ...

In 1996, Beast Wars revived Transformers and gave it a whole new audience entirely separate from the original cartoon. Many, like myself, only found Transformers because of Beast Wars. Beast Wars also ...

Hasbro Pulse and Target have now officially opened pre-orders for one of the newest Transformers Studio Series 86 MTMTE ...

This year’s edition of the Taipei Lantern Festival is to showcase robots from the toy and media franchise Transformers in the city’s first-ever attempt to have a double-featured theme for the event.

DHAKA, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Khaleda Zia, who became Bangladesh's first female prime minister in 1991 and went on to develop a bitter rivalry with Sheikh Hasina as they spent decades trading power, died ...

Prime Video debuted the first look at Madden, featuring Nicolas Cage as the legendary coach and broadcaster in a story directed by David O. Russell The film follows Madden’s post-Super Bowl journey as ...

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Barbie is launching its first autistic doll in an effort to represent how individuals with autism spectrum disorder experience the world around them, USA TODAY can exclusively reveal. The doll, which ...

In office for three terms, she traded the country’s leadership with Sheikh Hasina, the head of another political dynasty, over decades. She was believed to be 80. In office for three terms, she traded ...

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Israeli billionaire tech entrepreneur and Cato Networks co-founder Shlomo Kramer argued on Monday’s episode of CNBC’s "Money Movers" that governments must restrict freedom of speech in the age of AI.