Paris shooting: Why French government backed family so fast
President Emmanuel Macron angered French police unions by criticising the shooting of a 17-year-old boy.
Hundreds of actors are ready to strike if SAG-AFTRA doesn’t secure a truly “transformative deal”
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Like Hollywood’s writers, the actors are ready to go on strike.
The real story behind the Atlantic’s record-breaking seaweed blobs
The world’s biggest bloom of sargassum in the Atlantic Ocean is filled with plastic and bacteria that live on it – they could be the secret behind the seaweed’s success.
Bishop of Dover: Migration concerns only for ‘brown people’
The Bishop of Dover says British people do not understand their own history of economic migration.
Titanic tourist sub photos show wreckage being brought ashore
New photos of debris from the vessel are taken in St John’s, Canada, on Wednesday.
The Reinvention of Eva Longoria
After the success of ‘Desperate Housewives’, the television star made a concerted effort to pursue directing, despite initial resistance: “It was like, ‘Here comes a dumb actor.'” Ten years later, she released her feature film debut, ‘Flamin’ Hot’, marrying her ambitions with her advocacy for Latinos, both onscreen and off.
‘We’ve all been lied to’: The intersex community speaks out in powerful new documentary
Documentary “Every Body,” in theaters Friday, aims to give the intersex community a large, necessary platform.
Chess player Hans Niemann’s $100m lawsuit over cheating claims dismissed
Lawyers for American grandmaster Hans Niemann say they will pursue his claims in state court.
