Is Wagner still a threat to global security?
Its soldiers are scattered between Belarus and Africa, while others have joined the Russian army.
The gold jewellery made from old phones
E-waste is mounting. Now the UK Royal Mint has found a new way to extract the precious metals hidden in laptops and phones to reduce our reliance on raw materials.
What we can learn from California’s surfing sea otter
The infamous surfboard-stealing sea otter of Monterey Bay is still on the run – but her strange behaviour is drawing attention to the many challenges this species faces.
Noise, drugs and rioting fans: Inside the mayhem of Nick Cave’s early days with explosive rockers The Birthday Party
These days, Cave is one of rock’s elder statesmen. But decades ago, he started out in a band who caused chaos wherever they went, as a new film recounts, writes Daniel Dylan Wray.
Maya Hawke was ‘insecure’ being directed by ‘nepo dad’ Ethan
Maya Hawke says she felt self-conscious at times working with dad Ethan Hawke on their new film ‘Wildcat’ because of nepotism concerns: ‘The internet doesn’t have a lot of nuances.’
Dispatches From The Picket Lines: Striking Actors Dump On Bill Maher & Decry AI During NYC Rallies
The WGA East had no pickets scheduled for Tuesday in New York City, but there were small SAG-AFTRA pickets outside NBCUniversal and Netflix offices in Manhattan
Supermodel Linda Evangelista Had Breast Cancer Twice in 5 Years
The fashion photographer disclosed her health challenges in an interview with The Wall Street Journal Magazine.
George Lucas Told Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor to Stop Making Lightsaber Noises While Filming First ‘Star Wars’ Action Scene: ‘Boys, We Can Add It in Later’
Liam Neeson made lightsaber noises the first time he filmed a fight scene with Ewan McGregor.
Dave Portnoy branded a Massachusetts pizza shop as the ‘worst pizza place in America’ after a now-viral shouting match. Now its sales are through the roof.
Somerville’s Dragon Pizza said in a post on its Instagram account on Tuesday that it was “completely sold out” and needed to close for the day.
Woody Allen Finds a Decidedly Mixed Reception at the Venice Film Festival
The director premiered his 50th film, “Coup de Chance.” It won over critics but not protesters, who asked organizers to “turn the spotlight off of rapists.”
