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Fame moves fast, especially in Hollywood. One year, an actor is everywhere—headlining hit movies, dominating trailers, and anchoring marketing campaigns—and not long after, they’ve quietly slipped out of the conversation. That doesn’t mean their careers ended, or that their work didn’t matter. In many cases, it just means the industry moved on, tastes shifted, or […] The post 15 Recently-Famous Actors We Don’t Think About Anymore appeared first on Den of Geek.

Imposing tariffs over a personal snub hardly qualifies as an international emergency or a threat to U.S. interests. The post Trump’s Recent Tariff Edicts Seem To Ignore The Supreme Court’s Skepticism appeared first on Above the Law.

Cancer drugs are always popular biotech investments, but autoimmune disease also figures prominently in the startup financings announced during the annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference this year. The post JPM Deals Recap: Boston Scientific Acquisition, A Mega Round For Parabilis, Enodia Emerges & More appeared first on Above the Law.

Gates McFadden had some standout episodes as Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, including “The High Ground,” “Attached,” and the extremely rewatchable “Remember Me,” where the ship’s doctor got trapped in one of her son’s shrinking warp bubbles and had to understand a world where everyone else had simply ceased to exist. There […] The post Gates McFadden Says Star Trek Limited Crusher’s Command to Make Room for Voyager appeared first on Den of Geek.

* DOGE took Social Security data apparently in an effort to assist group seeking to overturn election results. [Politico] * Lindsey Halligan departs job she never held after brutal benchslapping. [Washington Post] * Eastern District of Virginia now accepting applications for U.S. Attorney. The good news is that you're already a better candidate than the last one. [National Law Journal] * ABA issues statement following weekend judge shooting [ABA Journal] * South Korea sentences former leader to 23 years for attempting to seize power. [NY Times] * DOJ continues to press birthright citizenship interpretation supported by neither text, precedent, or history. So they're in good shape with this Court. [Law360] * Judge raises fear that immigration courts will not comply with legal requirements. [Reuters] The post Morning Docket: 01.21.26 appeared first on Above the Law.