ABC News’ Linsey Davis talks with Emma McDonald, star of AMC+ show “Moonhaven” about the race to save the earth in the new science fiction series, and what she hopes viewers will learn.
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‘‘Get Low’ was playing when I first met Priscilla at a college party, so every year we listen to it on our dating anniversary,’ explains Zuckerberg
The stars of the original Gladiator movie didn't initially see eye to eye, according to their director Ridley Scott. Ridley, 86, spoke ahead of the release of his new sequel, Gladiator II, and revealed the male leads had a fundamental lack of rapport in the early days of shooting, as Joaquin felt too nervous to play his role and Russell found his hesitation frustrating. Joaquin, now 50, played the Roman emperor Commodus in the 2000 movie, opposite Russell, now 60, as Maximus, a vengeful general-turned-slave.
Study finds around half of women in UK are oblivious to 999-55 silent emergency lifeline
The Connecticut senator said the president-elect's attorney general pick is "dangerously unqualified" but "that's not the worst of it."
This year's melancholic effort tells the story of two sisters and the quest for a perfect gift
Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney has secured a Commons debate on the impact of aircraft noise on local communities
This is the hilarious moment a very serious baby engages into an epic stare-down with a bystander in Siazan, Azerbaijan on April 9.
As a former picky eater, eggs were firmly on my ick list. Now they’re on my shopping list every week – but as with all of the other foods I’ve come around to lately, quality matters
The new boss of loss-making Burberry today vowed to “capture British wit and style” as part of his plan to revive the luxury goods group. Joshua Schulman said the brand had moved too far from its core strengths, leading to performances such as today’s £53 million operating loss. Other companies reporting today included the retailer WH Smith and insurer Aviva.
Thousands evacuated in Malaga as powerful storm hits Spain just weeks after deadly flash floods
This is the adorable moment a monkey is captured eating a lollipop in Tamil Nadu, India on November 2.
A climate-smart agriculture program in Zimbabwe has introduced alternative ways for farmers to grow crops in drought-stricken areas.
Abu Dhabi carrier Etihad Airways reported a 66% increase in net profit in the first nine months of the year, helped by a double-digit increase in passenger traffic. The state-owned airline made 1.4 billion dirhams ($381 million) as of Sept. 30, it said in a statement on Thursday, compared to 814 million dirhams in the same period a year earlier. Total revenue increased 21% to 18.4 billion dirhams with the airline carrying 13.6 million passengers over the year, which Etihad said marked a 35% increase compared to the previous year.
This is the moment a street merchant in An Giang, Vietnam put on a puppet show on November 10, using his 'backup dancers' to entice people into buying his produce.
New Zealand’s parliament was disrupted by a haka on November 14, during the reading of a controversial bill that proposes to alter the way the country’s treaty between the indigenous Maori and the British Crown is interpreted.A vote on the bill was suspended when opposition parties and people in the public gallery joined in the haka, led by Patri Maori MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, who also ripped up a copy of the bill.The bill has been criticised for challenging principles outlined in New Zealand’s founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi - signed in 1840 between the British Crown and more than 500 Maori chiefs.The bill later passed its first reading and Maipi-Clarke was suspended, the NZ Herald reported.Thousands of people have been on a nine-day march towards Wellington in opposition to the bill. Credit: New Zealand Parliament via Storyful
Italy will face Belgium and France this week, and the Azzurri need just one point in two matches to qualify for the Nations League quarter-finals.Italy are the Nations League Group A2 leaders with 10 ...
Parking wardens in south London have walked out this week in a dispute over pay and working conditions. Strike action began on Monday morning after last-ditch talks to negotiate a pay rise for the wardens, employed by APCOA Parking on behalf of Wandsworth, Richmond and Lambeth councils, failed. The workers, who are members of the GMB union, are set to strike until midnight on Sunday.
Birdwatchers flock to a quiet cul-de-sac after a rare visitor to the UK's shores in spotted.
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