Icelandic volcano still spewing lava
Alberta farmers and oil drillers brace for water shortages
Drake Bell recalls how Brian Peck “sexually assaulted” and “mentally manipulated” him
The Drake and Josh star alleges he faced toxic workplaces at Nickelodeon while acting on the sets of Dan Schneider’s hit series. Bell shared in “Quiet on the Set” his
Cockney Rebel singer Steve Harley dies aged 73
Steve Harley, frontman of the British rock band Cockney Rebel, has passed away at the age of 73. His best known song was Make Me Smile (Come Up and See
Sara Bareilles teamed up on a collaboration for the “Girls5eva” soundtrack
Singer-songwriter and actress Sara Bareilles brought her talents to the set of Girls5eva, the Tina Fey-produced comedy that kicked off its return to Netflix on Thursday. In addition to playing
Spanish police arrest three people over death of five migrants thrown from boat
Spanish police have arrested three people over the deaths of five migrants who were deliberately thrown from a boat last November off an Atlantic Ocean beach in Cadiz. The two
Bulgaria’s Mariya Gabriel agrees to form new government
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Mariya Gabriel has agreed to form a new government, following the resignation of Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov. Denkov’s resignation paved the way for the GERB party to
EU considers softening organic rules to quell protests
The European Commission proposed easing a series of rules on set-aside or crop rotation, offering concessions to farmers who have protested with tractor blockades across Europe in recent months. The
U.S. agency calls for temporary payments to healthcare providers
The U.S. government said Friday it has called on states to make interim payments to healthcare providers affected by the cyberattack on UnitedHealth unit Health Change.
Pfizer to cut stake in toothpaste maker Sensodyne Haleon to 24%
Consumer products company Haleon said on Monday that US drugmaker Pfizer, its major shareholder, will sell its stake in the company to about 24%.
Biden pushes for more women’s health research
President Joe Biden on Monday will issue an executive order expanding U.S. government research on women’s health and spend $200 million next year to better understand issues including sexual and
Barcelona beat Atletico Madrid with a score of 3-0
Barcelona scored a convincing 3-0 win over Atletico Madrid thanks to goals from Joao Felix, Robert Lewandowski and Fermin Lopez to move into second place in the La Liga standings.
Catlin beat Puig in a playoff to win the International Series in Macau
American John Catlin won the Macau International Series title on the second playoff hole on Sunday, fending off a spectacular late onslaught from David Puch at Macau Country Golf Club.
Svatek defeated Sakkari to win his second Indian Wells title
World number one Iga Sviatek beat ninth seed Maria Sakkari to win the Indian Wells final 6-4 6-0 and clinch the title for the second time in the Californian.
Dune 2 has grossed more money than the first instalment
“Dune: Part Two” continues to gain momentum in the global film market, rapidly approaching a significant financial achievement. The film, directed by Denis Villeneuve, has already managed to gross an
“Anatomy of a Fall” opens in China
“Anatomy of a Fall”, which won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023 and the Oscar for best original screenplay last week, has secured a theatrical release
Blumhouse to bring ‘Insidious’ back to theatres for half of Halloween Fest
Halloween is still seven months away, but Blumhouse will be putting some of the titles from its library back in cinemas. AMC Theatres will host the five-day event in more
Alberta farmers and oil drillers brace for water shortages
The drought in the Canadian province of Alberta is now in its fourth year, and farmers and oil companies are bracing for water restrictions that threaten wheat, beef and crude
Icelandic volcano still spewing lava
An Icelandic volcano that erupted on Saturday for the fourth time since December was still spewing smoke and lava on Monday, although infrastructure and a nearby fishing village were safe
Argentine court halts new mining permits on environmental grounds
An Argentinean court in the province of Catamarca has suspended the granting of new mining permits, demanding that new environmental impact studies be carried out on local lithium projects. The