PeopleChanning Tatum Expresses Disbelief Over His Career at CinemaCon: 'Acting for Me Was Something That Happened on the Stage’
Channing Tatum received the big screen achievement award, which recognized his distinguished decade in film
BBCUN appalled by 'credible reports' of Sudan civilian killings
There are "horrific videos" of "armed men executing civilians in cold blood", the UN's Volker Türk says.
PeopleGolfer Paige Spiranac Won't Apologize for Sexy Posts 'Showing Off' Her Body
"I’m proud of my body and how hard I’ve been working to achieve my fitness goals," Spiranac said to an online critic
VarietySean ‘Diddy’ Combs Facing Two Additional Charges in New Indictment
As Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial approaches next month, prosecutors have filed a superseding indictment with additional charges of sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs was initially facing three charges — racketeering conspiracy, transportation to engage in prostitution and sex trafficking — before today’s indictment, which expands his case to include the two …
PeopleMom’s Vegetarian Diet Blamed for Low Iron Until a Doctor Sent Her for Tests. Now, She’s Terminal
Jenny Garner, 41, learned she had low iron when she went to donate blood — it turned out to be a sign of colon cancer
Associated PressDuke freshman star Cooper Flagg named the AP men's college basketball player of the year
Cooper Flagg and his Duke teammates were days away from clinching a spot in the Final Four, and the Blue Devils' freshman star was planning ahead. It was to be ready the next time teammates Khaman Maluach and Patrick Ngongba broke out water guns at the cold tubs. “I'm definitely ordering one as well,” Flagg said with a grin, a nod to the fact that he's still “just being a kid.”
The TelegraphTrump does not understand the true greatness of America. The US must not turn inward
As a general rule, educated people tend to believe in free trade. Uneducated people tend to doubt it. As an educated person myself, and the descendant of 19th-century free-trade campaigners, I am a keen free trader.
VarietyLionsgate Promotes Rahwa Ghebre-Ab to HR Chief, Succeeding Ross Pollack
Lionsgate promoted Rahwa Ghebre-Ab, a 10-year company veteran, to executive VP and chief human resources officer effective May 1. She’ll take over the role from Ross Pollack, who is retiring after serving as HR chief since June 2014. Ghebre-Ab will oversee global HR operations in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and India, and she will …
The TelegraphThis curious European island changes nationality every six months
No more than 200 metres long and 40 metres wide, Pheasant Island is one of the world’s last great cartographical quirks. Sitting quietly in the middle of the Bidasoa River, right on the international border between France and Spain, this little islet switches nationalities every six months. Being a self-confessed geopolitical nerd, I visited the Basque Country to discover the curious story of this nation-changing spot.
The TelegraphShe was diagnosed with terminal cancer. So she slept with as many men as she could
When Molly Kochan was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer aged 42, she had a rather unexpected reaction. Within weeks of her diagnosis she had left her husband and embarked on an odyssey of sexual self-discovery, trying anything from kicking a man as hard as she could in the crotch, to spending time with a foot fetishist and engaging in, er, “water sports”.
Associated PressThink twice before bailing out of the stock market, financial advisers say
The huge swings rocking Wall Street and the global economy may feel far from normal. Stomaching them is the price investors have had to pay in order to get the bigger returns that stocks can offer over other investments in the long term. Here's a glimpse at what's behind the market's wild moves and what experts advise investors young and old to consider: HOW BAD IS THE MARKET?
PeopleMark Wahlberg Flaunts His Extremely Ripped Body in 'Too Tight' Swim Trunks: 'When You Realize Your Shorts Don't Fit'
The actor uploaded the thirst trap of all thirst traps on Instagram (and yes, he's shirtless)
Associated PressLongtime Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is leaving. He cited Bezos' new editorial policy
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is leaving the newspaper, the second such veteran to exit in the wake of owner Jeff Bezos' directive that the Post narrow the topics covered by its opinion section to personal liberties and the free market. Robinson, 71, has worked at the Post since 1980 and been a columnist since 2005, winning a Pulitzer Prize for his work focused on the election of Barack Obama as the nation's first Black president in 2008. In a memo to colleagues reported by The New York Times on Thursday, Robinson said the “significant shift” in the opinion section's mission had encouraged him that it was time to move on.
People2 Teens Identified Months After Their Bodies Were Found in Landing Gear of JetBlue Plane
"Extensive" DNA testing used to identify the two bodies found in the plane's landing gear, authorities said
BBCNintendo announces Switch 2 release date - and a new Mario Kart game
More than a million people watched online as details of the long awaited successor to the hit console were announced.
PeopleBill Belichick's Girlfriend Jordon Hudson Marks Her 'Jordon' Year with 24th Birthday Gifts
Belichick and Hudson first met in 2021 when they were seated next to each other on a plane
LA TimesHow 'torpedo' bats became the fascination of baseball — even for ex-Dodger Eric Gagné
In the early days of this year's season, 'torpedo' bats have become all the rage for big-league hitters. And now, they are showing up in almost every big-league clubhouse.
BBCRussell Brand charged with rape and sexual assault
The 49-year-old denied he was ever "a rapist", adding: "I've never engaged in non-consensual activity."
PeopleDave Coulier Says Late “Full House” Costar Bob Saget Visits Him in His Dreams: 'He Always Does Something Silly'
Coulier revealed in a new interview that his late costar still makes him "laugh" in his dreams
PeopleBrett Gardner’s Son Died of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. Protect Your Family from the 'Invisible Killer' While Traveling
Carbon monoxide is known as the “invisible killer” because it is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas or liquid
