Mario (Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) launch their over-the-top plumbing commercial—complete with cheesy effects and ...

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The three-bedroom duplex atop one of New York City’s most exclusive condo buildings offers unobstructed skyline views.

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City locked down by law enforcement and shutters of pubs, bars, pastry shops, and restaurants lowered at exactly two o’clock.

Mario needed just ten weekends to do what no other 2026 film could. A $110 million animated sequel quietly became a billion-dollar juggernaut. The plumber from Nintendo has done it again.