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Thousands line up outside Chase Field in anticipation to see Bad Bunny perform in Phoenix.
Thousands line up outside Chase Field in anticipation to see Bad Bunny perform in Phoenix.
The streaming giant said it added 9.3 million subscribers in the first three months of the year.
Residents across North Carolina should be prepared for a potentially intense storm season.
Watch the stunning contrast in how the former president's one-time biggest critics talk about him now as the 2024 election nears.
Visitors to Congers Lake in New York should keep their eyes peeled. A rather large rat snake has recently been spotted near the lake. Despite its intimidating size, there is no danger to humans.
The South Korean and U.S. air forces held joint air drills in Gunsan, South Korea on Friday, where they practiced ways to detect and counter enemy threats.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Portraits by Photo by Mary Mathis for The Washington Post via Getty ImagesChappell Roan’s debut album might chart The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, but in the world of pop, she’s going nowhere but up. The Missouri-born singer-songwriter and her mop of red hair have been inescapable on pretty much every social platform. She’s been opening for (and kissing) Olivia Rodrigo on the Guts World Tour, dancing to her own music in front of Red Lo
Lufthansa executives and lawyers will attend a day-long hearing in Brussels on Friday to try to convince EU antitrust regulators to clear the company's bid for a minority stake in Italian rival ITA Airways. Lufthansa last week submitted remedies to address the EU competition watchdog's concerns about its 325-million-euro ($346 million) bid for a 41% stake in state-owned ITA, the successor to Alitalia. So far, the remedies are little changed from an earlier package the Commission rejected as insufficient, although Lufthansa can add remedies following the hearing, people familiar with the matter have told Reuters.
Ludo StudioThere was a wackadoo of an international incident this week.It was an event so shattering that adults around the globe were immediately reduced to tears. There is no known cure for the weeping that occurs surrounding this inciting party: a family of cartoon Australian dogs who might be moving out of their house.The animated series Bluey, which streams on Disney+ in the U.S., is a phenomenon. But this week—in which the sheer number of grown adults allegedly crying along to its season f
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty Images/NetflixWhen I first learned that an AI chatbot was joining The Circle for Season 6, I wasn’t exactly worried for the human players. We’ve heard plenty about how quickly this tech is progressing (too fast, some suggest), but my own occasional experiences with AI have mostly left me underwhelmed. For instance: A few weeks ago, when I wrapped up a blog post dream-casting Margot Robbie’s upcoming Sims movie, I asked ChatGPT to tell me
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BBC show’s former aide shared his honest view after finale aired
The Duke of Sussex claims he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for Rupert Murdoch’s publisher
Hundreds of Ukrainian businesses making weapons and military equipment have sprung up since Russia's full-scale invasion, but some are struggling to fund production and all are afraid of being targeted in intensifying Russian missile strikes. Several also want to be allowed to export, arguing that the government is unable to buy all of their output.
The Duke of Sussex has listed the US as his primary residence on new paperwork filed for his sustainable tourism charity, Travalyst
The FTSE 100 is trading lower today amid renewed fears over the situation in the Middle East. Man Group and the William Hill owner 888 Holdings have posted updates, while the latest retail sales figures have also been released.
Coronation Street's Andy Whyment has clapped back at a fan following a jibe about his new car.
Lloyd Evans’s article described as ‘grim’, ‘misogynistic’ and ‘horrific’ on social media
Well-known businessman and lawyer Robert Regular took the stand in his own defence Thursday during a trial that's heard testimony he sexually assaulted a woman several times, including when she was a child.Speaking quietly and in front of family and supporters, Regular, 72, strongly denied the allegations against him."That absolutely did not happen," Regular said when asked by his lawyer Jerome Kennedy if he had groped the complainant when she was 12.Regular testified he took on the complainants
“It’s an honor I will cherish all my life,” the 98-year-old said. “Whatever is left of it,” he added with a chuckle.
Memorial University faculty are questioning the university's choice to hire a private headhunting firm to acquire the school's next president, saying the choice to outsource the hiring process offers little value to the institution.The presidential hiring committee's decision to issue tenders for a private recruitment agency comes a year after CBC News reported former president Vianne Timmons had been removed from her role in the wake of questions about her claims to Indigenous ancestry.A recrui