Japan army helicopter wreckage found with five bodies
The military helicopter was last seen off the coast of Okinawa on 6 April and had 10 people on board.
Dubai fire: Sixteen killed in blaze at Al Ras apartment building
A statement from Dubai Civil Defence says safety compliance may have been a factor.
Atiq Ahmed: The brazen murder of an Indian mafia don-turned-politician
Mafia don-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed was shot dead live on TV in Prayagraj city in Uttar Pradesh.
Australia climate protest: Rising Tide activists shovel coal off train
Some 50 protesters are arrested after halting cargo bound for the country’s top coal export terminal.
Ageless Red Hot Chili Peppers emphasize new music at Syracuse concert (review)
The show also featured The Strokes and King Princess.
In renaming ‘HBO Max,’ Warner Bros. Discovery hedges its bets in streaming
Warner Bros. Discovery’s choice to remove HBO from its flagship streaming service is rational, but it also highlights industry tensions.
Gallo pinto: Costa Rica rice and beans
Deeply rooted in Costa Rican and Nicaraguan culture, this staple of rice and beans with a side of eggs gets a spicy kick from Salsa Lizano (a sauce similar to Worcestershire).
Big Stars to Step Out for Coachella’s Neon Carnival, Festival’s Biggest Party
Cara Delevingne, Casey Affleck, and Camila Cabello are just some of the names set to show up and show out at the biggest after-party during Coachella, TMZ has learned.
The way Prince Harry and Meghan Markle RSVP’d to King Charles’ coronation invite shows their marriage is strong, royal commentators say
Weeks before King Charles’ coronation is set to take place, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle finally confirmed that only he will be attending.
Guitarist Mark Sheehan of Irish band The Script dies at 46
Ireland’s president has led tributes to Mark Sheehan of Irish rock band The Script after the guitarist’s death at age 46. The band said Sheehan died in a hospital on Friday after a brief illness. In a statement, The Script called him a “much loved husband, father, brother, band mate and friend.” Formed in Dublin in 2001, The Script topped U.K. and Irish charts with its self-titled debut album in 2008. It included the hits “We Cry,” “Breakeven” and “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved.” The band’s pop-inflected rock sound made it one of Ireland’s biggest bands in the 2010s. Irish President Michael D. Higgins praised the band’s “originality and excellence.”
