Guillermo del Toro’s adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” is set to premiere on Netflix in November 2025. The film features Oscar Isaac as Victor Frankenstein and Jacob Elordi as the Creature, adding to the acclaimed director’s lineup of fantasy and horror works.
Ukraine and Russia hold peace talks in Istanbul after mutual military escalations. High-stakes negotiations aim to de-escalate tensions following Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russian bases and Russia’s targeted response.
Trevor McEuen, a North Texas murder suspect, has been arrested by the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office after a month-long manhunt. He faces charges of capital murder, arson, and aggravated assault.
Byron Davis, a 17-year-old Port Aransas student, died in a single-vehicle accident. The community mourned his loss with a vigil, while police investigate the crash’s cause.
Governor Greg Abbott will sign a bill in San Antonio to create the Texas Cyber Command headquartered at UTSA. House Bill 150 aims to address global cyber threats and protect Texas’ critical infrastructure.
Filipino boxer Carl Jammes Martin and Mexican opponent Francisco Javier Pedroza Portillo successfully made weight for their upcoming U.S. debut match in Las Vegas. The non-title bout is scheduled for May 31 at the Michelob Ultra Arena, as part of an action-packed night featuring other high-profile matchups.
Dallas police investigate an incident where a woman allegedly stole a wig from a deceased individual at a funeral home. Investigation ongoing.
NBA star Zion Williamson is being sued by a woman who alleges he committed sexual violence against her. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, accuses Williamson of abusive behavior from 2020 to 2023. The woman’s identity is listed as “Jane Doe” in the lawsuit.
Japanese coach Taka Minowa has departed the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) after three years with Akari-owned teams, marking his farewell to the country’s only professional volleyball league. Minowa, who led the Chargers to a finals appearance, will now support his wife, Jaja Santiago, in her overseas volleyball bid.
Actress Jennica Garcia addressed public confusion over an event art card that resembled a memorial tribute. The promotional card, intended for a celebration at Our Lady Mary Mediatrix of All Grace Chapel, went viral for its design. Garcia assured her followers of her well-being through social media, highlighting the power of online discourse on public perception.