DC's girlboss Supergirl movie has ended its theatrical run as a historic and epic failure.

After a six-week run, this stinker grossed a pathetic $72 million domestic and an even more pathetic $53.8 million overseas. That brings its global total to $126 million.

That's it. That's all the money this dead-cat-bounce is gonna make in theaters, even after a ton of publicity, an attachment to one of the most popular superheroes ever, and a wide release in 3,600 U.S. theaters along with thousands of screens more around the globe.

If you figure in inflation, the $38 million that Howard the Duck grossed in 1986 adds up to $116 million today, which is only $9 million less than Supergirl. That's hilarious.

Halle Berry's 2004 catastrophe, Catwoman, grossed $82.4 million at the time, which adds up to $146 million in today's dollars, or $20 million more than Supergirl.

Morbius grossed $167.4 million globally in 2022.

Joker: Folie à Deux grossed $207.5 million planet-wide in 2024.

Never in a million years did I expect Supergirl to flop this hard. Had Supergirl grossed that $125 million worldwide on

Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday announced the decertification of the organ procurement organization Network for Hope for “persistent patient safety failures,” citing an instance where a man showed signs of awareness while on the operating table, about to have his organs removed.

“The federal government’s first responsibility is to protect human life and patients. When Americans register as an organ donor, they make one of the most generous decisions imaginable. One donor can save up to eight lives and enhance dozens more. Yet today, more than 103,000 Americans are waiting for life-saving transplants,” Kennedy said.

.@SecKennedy: “Under the Biden administration, HHS failed to hold organizations accountable when serious patient safety concerns emerged. Today, we are restoring that accountability.” pic.twitter.com/ywB36KNkHY

— HHS Rapid Response (@HHSResponse) August 5, 2026

“Every one of those donors, every one of those families, every patient waiting for that gift deserves complete confidence that our organ donation system is safe, ethical, and worthy of their trust. That confidence also depends on physicians and nurses and transplant professionals who performed a record-setting, more than

A Hawaii Democrat congressional candidate is facing felony charges after allegedly getting in a beach brawl caught on camera.

The video appears to show the Democrat candidate, Kirill Basin, on the beach, going up to a group of individuals and telling one, “Put your bag away, bro. Put your bag away.”

Another individual approaches him, and he says, “I told him if he wants to go to the hospital, come here.” For a moment, tensions appeared to cool as he shook someone’s hand and they concluded it was over, but it escalated again shortly after that, with Basin screaming, “F*ck you,” to someone off camera. One of the individuals told Basin he was speaking poorly to his girl, but Basin challenged someone to a fight, making references to putting people “in the ground.”

One woman called him a “child,” leading to Basin walking up to the group wagging his finger and yelling.

“Oh. You’re going to hit women now,” a woman could be heard saying during the altercation.

As Basin walked back, another larger man, identified as Kama Homan, approached Basin, and Basin shoved him, setting

Thursday on MS NOW’s “On the Line,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said Senate Republicans are “queasy” about voting “yes” for Todd Blanche to become the next Attorney General.

When asked about Blanche’s confirmation vote, Warren said, “You know, the word I would use over on the Republican side, and they should speak for themselves, is I keep looking over there and seeing a lot of people who look queasy. They are very uncomfortable about putting not just the president’s personal lawyer in charge of the Department of Justice, but the guy who wants to defend the deal that Donald Trump and his family will never get audited for all of their tax cheating. The outside estimate is that’s like $100 million that they just basically a gift to Donald Trump and a cost to American taxpayers who don’t get that money back.”

She continued, “So I think there are a lot of folks on the Republican side who are not eager to have their names next to a yes vote for Todd Blanche. ”

She added, “And let me put it this way. If they are eager to have their names next to it, shame on them.”

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