This weekend's recommendations focus on stories of personal transformation, including characters taking on new hobbies or life paths, set against the backdrop of New Year's resolutions and fresh starts.
Kotaku's weekend guide highlights five games to enjoy during the holiday season, including relaxing fishing game Cast n Chill, a second chance for rhythm game Unbeatable, nostalgic RPG Oblivion Remastered, the promising sequel Kingdom Come 2, and the occult mystery The Séance of Blake Manor, catering to a variety of gaming preferences for a cozy, game-filled weekend.
A storm system is expected to bring thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds to the Houston area early Saturday morning, with the most intense weather lasting about 30 minutes to an hour. The storms will move east by sunrise, followed by clearing and calmer conditions on Sunday. Residents should prepare for potential flooding and keep an eye on weather updates, especially for Saturday night plans.
This article showcases the 50 best memes of the weekend, highlighting humorous and relatable internet content, with an invitation for readers to submit their own memes and return for more weekly humor.
Superman remains the top box office hit in its second week with $57.25M, outperforming new releases like 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs,' which underperformed. The film's strong hold indicates positive reception and potential for further success, while other newcomers struggled to make an impact.
This weekend's top entertainment picks include new movies like Wes Anderson's latest, the John Wick spinoff 'Ballerina' starring Ana de Armas, a live-streamed Tony Awards ceremony, and popular TV shows such as 'Love Island USA' and Owen Wilson's new Apple TV+ series. Additionally, viewers can enjoy 'Sinners,' 'The Accountant 2,' and more, offering a diverse lineup of films and shows for all tastes.
Donald Trump's weekend was marked by unconventional and highly political actions, including a campaign-style rally at West Point, abrupt policy reversals with Europe, sharp criticisms of Putin, a provocative Memorial Day tribute, and a controversial pardon, highlighting his unpredictable approach to the presidency that continues to energize his supporters and challenge traditional norms.
Michigan is expected to experience light freezing rain over the weekend, particularly in the southern half of Lower Michigan. The freezing rain is not anticipated to cause significant ice accumulation, with only a light coating possible on some roadways. The main concern is during the middle of the night on Saturday, with conditions improving by late Sunday morning as temperatures rise. The southern half of Michigan will warm into the 40s by Sunday afternoon, reducing the risk of freezing rain.
Chicago is bustling with activities this weekend, featuring a variety of festivals including the Puerto Rican Fest, Blues Fest, Midsommarfest, and Lincoln Square Greek Fest. Other events include an early Juneteenth celebration, a Pride market, walking tours, and a Chicago Public Library block party. From music and dance to food and community gatherings, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
This weekend, several subway lines in New York City will experience service changes due to maintenance and improvement work. Key disruptions include the suspension of service on parts of the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, F, J, L, M, N, Q, and R lines. Free shuttle buses and alternative routes are available for affected areas. Additionally, the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad will have modified schedules. Check the MTA website or apps for real-time updates and detailed information.
Michigan's Memorial Day weekend weather will feature two periods of rain: scattered showers Friday night or early Saturday and more steady rain from late Sunday into Memorial Day. Despite these wet periods, most of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will be dry with warm temperatures, making for a mostly pleasant holiday weekend.