What Europe’s royals could teach King Charles
A combative media, a colonial past and rebellious children. Can other royal families help the UK’s new monarch?
Eurovision 2023: Contest inspires Ukraine’s LGBT troops
When Ukraine takes part in Eurovision on 13 May, its frontline LGBT troops will be taking inspiration.
Kunal Kamra: Why an Indian comedian is challenging new fake news rules
Kunal Kamra says India’s new IT rules infringe his right to free speech.
Prince Harry: Fight not flight as he prepares to take stand
This week’s court hearing has seen remarkable claims about the royals and the press.
Patrick Swayze’s Widow Lisa Niemi Reflects on Finding Love Again With Husband Albert DePrisco
Patrick Swayze’s widow Lisa Niemi got candid on re-marrying Albert DePrisco after Patrick died of pancreatic cancer in 2009. Read on for the heartwarming details.
Bam Margera swears off bottle and claims he tested negative for meth
Bam Margera, 43, has sworn off drinking and claims he tested negative for meth after his family had him arrested for making ‘terroristic threats.’ ‘For the sake of [my son] Phoenix the wolf,’ he said.
Damon Lindelof was ‘asked to leave’ the Star Wars project he was working on
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He’s open to working on the franchise in the future.
Principal forced to resign over Michelangelo’s David visits sculpture
“It’s beautiful,” said the educator, who was forced to resign after students were shown the masterpiece.
Timbertop: The Australian bush campus that educated King Charles
King Charles has described his time at Timbertop in 1966 as “by far the best part” of his education.
How a Hollywood strike could affect your favourite TV shows
Writers say streaming has cut into their wages, and they will strike if they don’t get a better deal.
