New Gig Economy Crackdown
The UK government is under pressure to crack down on gig economy firms that deny workers their rights, with 4 million people affected by bogus self-employment practices
Arron Banks hires private investigators to dig into Conservative party chair and journalists, sparking concerns over democracy and press freedom
New The UK government is under pressure to crack down on gig economy firms that deny workers their rights, with 4 million people affected by bogus self-employment practices
New Alien: Isolation 2 is coming, with a new story, protagonist, and setting, building on the foundation of the first game and its terrifying alien encounters
New The connection between organized crime and Hollywood is explored in a new documentary series, shedding light on the mob's lasting impact on the film industry and its key players
Marina Abramovic's latest art installation at the Balloon Museum in New York explores the concept of temporality and presence, using balloons as a medium, with her latest work, Snowy/Windy/Spring on Planet Z
Imelda Staunton discusses her career, from playing Dolores Umbridge to voicing children's books, and shares insights into her personal life, including her gardening hobby and experience working with notable actors
Andrew Rannells talks about his new film Miss You, Love You and his experiences as a gay actor in Hollywood, including his relationship with Tuc Watkins
The Wrong Girls, a stoner comedy starring Kristen Stewart, fails to deliver laughs and memorable moments, despite its attempts to revive the genre
Evanescence frontperson Amy Lee discusses her band's 23-year journey, latest album Sanctuary, and the intersection of music and social justice with a unique blend of classical and metal influences
Investigative journalism pioneer Amy Goodman's life and work are explored in a new documentary, including her experiences with corruption and demagoguery, with a focus on her listener-funded radio show Democracy Now!
Lucy Davis, known for her role as Dawn Tinsley in The Office, shares her diagnosis of incurable stage four breast cancer and her approach to living with the disease
John Oliver criticizes Trump's Department of Justice, highlighting the potential long-term damage caused by politicization and corruption, with a focus on the lawyers who litigate its cases and the impact on the justice system
Barack Obama's new podcast, A Great Book with Barack Obama, explores books that shaped his worldview, including works by Toni Morrison and James Baldwin
The police have reopened an investigation into an alleged arson attack at Nigel Farage's home, which was initially reported as an attempted burglary, with potential links to the murder of Ann Widdecombe, a former UK politician, and raises questions about the security of prominent figures in the UK
Labour's Hamish Falconer appointed minister for European relations, tasked with EU negotiations, after surprise call-up to Andy Burnham's cabinet while on honeymoon
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham embarks on national tour to improve government connection with public and address cost of living issues, a major concern for 30% of the population
Explore the iconic works of William Orbit, from Torch Song to Madonna, with his 12 greatest recordings that shaped the music industry
Monsters of God is a documentary series about the reptile trade, featuring wild stories and characters, with a focus on the US and the feud between Hank Molt and Tommy Crutchfield, two men who kickstarted the illegal trade
Olivia Rodrigo performs secret show in Brooklyn, highlighting new album and energetic stage presence with 1000 lucky fans
The Last House review, a post-Covid thriller where homes are locked off from the outside as something terrifying attacks, is a solid night in with a relatable itch being scratched in lighter moments
River Phoenix's film career was cut short, but his movies continue to captivate audiences, from dramas like 'Surviving: A Family in Crisis' to the unfinished 'Dark Blood'
Get the list of the 25 best true-crime TV shows, including OJ: Made in America and The Jinx, with stories of murder, abduction, and more
One Night Only review: a romantic comedy that delves into a dystopian world where premarital sex is outlawed, and people are only allowed to have sex on one night of the year, raising questions about government control and personal freedom
The resurgence of analogue tech in horror films like Obsession and Backrooms creates a sense of texture and suspense, moving away from modern aesthetics
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey film adaptation boosts UK poetry sales, reaching a record high this year with increased interest in classics and poetry
The Shards TV series is a lurid thriller based on Bret Easton Ellis's novel, exploring themes of hedonism, identity, and serial killers in 1980s Los Angeles, with a star-studded cast including Kaia Gerber and Igby Rigney
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a Marvel Cinematic Universe game-changer, introducing new characters, flaws, and tech with brain-exploding future consequences, including the MCU's version of Jean Grey
Photographer Gered Mankowitz celebrates 80 years with iconic music portraits of Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, and more, revealing the stories behind the shots
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham vows to be relentless in addressing small boat crossings, emphasizing the need for safe routes for refugees to combat trafficking gangs, as the issue sparks a broader debate on border control and immigration
Discover 25 essential films to watch before turning 25, curated by filmmakers, critics, and industry experts, featuring classics and modern masterpieces
The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan, is a cultural phenomenon with a massive box office success, reaching a broad audience and sparking online discussions
Gregg Araki's latest film, I Want Your Sex, is a queer take on kink and alternate sexuality, set to reach the director's biggest audience to date, with a star-studded cast and a wider opening than recent indie films
Mahershala Ali discusses the collapse of Marvel's Blade reboot, stating 'if they wanted to do it, we would've done it', after years of development hell
MoMA's new exhibition, It's Alive!, explores 100 years of animation history, from Felix the Cat to MTV, with a diverse range of films and artists on display, including stop-motion, cel, and rotoscope techniques
Netflix faces $105m lawsuit over stolen war movie Fortitude starring Nicolas Cage, with filmmakers claiming negligence and loss of potential earnings
Discover the captivating story of Flaco, a Eurasian eagle-owl who escaped from the Central Park zoo and thrived in New York City, as told in the documentary Wild Inside
BTS boycotts 2027 Grammys over new Asian pop music performance category, citing concerns over segregation of music by region or language, with implications for the music industry
Jared Leto faces allegations of criminal sexual conduct by four women who claim he abused them when they were teenagers, with incidents reported between 2002 and 2016, according to a BBC documentary
Mike Leigh, Oscar-nominated writer-director, to retire after next film Tender Loving Care due to myositis diagnosis and health concerns, marking end of illustrious career
Spider-Man: Brand New Day review, Tom Holland, Zendaya, and the Marvel universe, with a fresh take on the web-slinger's story, tackling new villains and personal struggles
Marvel finds its new Black Panther in British star David Jonsson, a rising star with a remarkable backstory, to play the son of Chadwick Boseman's character in Black Panther 3
The 1997 Hallmark Channel adaptation of The Odyssey has gained attention after Joyce Carol Oates praised it on Twitter, sparking a debate about the best adaptation of the classic poem
The Liberal Democrats are calling for all new UK homes to be built with air conditioning to combat the climate crisis, as the country faces severe heatwaves and droughts
Andy Burnham promises to defend UK interests and disagree with Donald Trump in public if needed, amidst rising tensions over Iran, as the UK's new PM sets out his foreign policy stance
Seth Meyers criticizes Elon Musk's attempt to create a historically accurate version of The Odyssey using AI, calling it a potential flop, with the original film opening to a massive $264m box office haul worldwide
Johnny Depp is set to play Ebenezer Scrooge in a new film, marking his big comeback to Hollywood after a quiet few years, with a trailer that has received mixed reactions
Rebel Wilson wins defamation case against Charlotte MacInnes, but judge criticizes her testimony as untruthful and self-serving, highlighting risks of defamation litigation
This Is Lorelei's Nate Amos discusses his journey with addiction and how it influenced his music, including his new album The Singer in My Band
The 2020s have been a decade of innovation for cinema, with new technologies and approaches emerging despite the decline of the theatrical experience, with main keyword being cinema revival
Charles Gaines, author of Pumping Iron, dies at 84, leaving behind a legacy in bodybuilding and beyond with his writing and documentary that introduced Arnold Schwarzenegger to the world
Despite rightwing backlash, Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey rakes in $260m, proving 'go woke, go broke' mantra wrong, with main keyword 'box office' results
Plas Johnson, renowned US jazz saxophonist known for his iconic solo on The Pink Panther Theme, has died at 94, leaving a legacy in the music industry with his collaborations with Henry Mancini and other notable artists
The fight against equality in the US has a long history, with Neo-Aristocrats and Social Darwinists leading the charge, as explored in historian Kim Phillips-Fein's new book Country of Lords
A federal judge has ordered a temporary halt on the $81bn Paramount-Warner merger, allowing 12 states to challenge the deal in court, citing concerns over competition in Hollywood and consumer choice
Hollywood press tours have become increasingly gimmicky with filmmakers and stars participating in short interviews and games, raising questions about the value of these promotional activities
Andy Burnham becomes UK's sixth prime minister in a decade, promising honesty about challenges and effective government, with a focus on cost of living and North Sea fossil fuel drilling
Nigel Farage admits receiving undeclared financial support from fraudster George Cottrell and businessman Christopher Harborne, sparking investigation into potential breaches of parliamentary standards
Andy Burnham to scrap digital ID scheme, prioritizing cost of living crisis, in a move to distance himself from predecessor Keir Starmer's unpopular plans
Seth Meyers criticizes Trump's focus on magnetic catapults and sperm counts as Americans face rising costs, with a 'constant stream of humiliation' from the White House
Brenda Fricker, the first female Irish Oscar winner, has died aged 81, leaving behind a legacy of iconic film roles and a courageous personal story of resilience
Jill Scott's phones-free concert at Brooklyn's Kings Theater is a resounding success, with the singer's energetic performance and emotional connection with the audience making for a truly unforgettable experience, highlighting the benefits of a phone-free show
Ava DuVernay's new Netflix documentary, 14th, delves into the 14th amendment and its significance in granting liberty and rights to formerly enslaved people, amid ongoing debates on birthright citizenship
Christopher Nolan's $250m Imax blockbuster version of Homer's epic poem The Odyssey receives widespread critical acclaim, with many considering it a masterpiece and a frontrunner for next year's best picture Oscar
A disorderly intruder broke onto the NBC Today show set, hurling a racial slur at host Craig Melvin, prompting a security response and arrest
Discover the songs of summer 2026, from Kim Petras' 'Jeep' to Big Freedia's 'Blaze That Ass', and find out why they're making waves in the music scene
Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour is the highest-grossing tour of all time by a Latin artist, with $421.6m in ticket sales, as she prepares to headline the World Cup final half-time show
The culture wars in America have a long and complex history, with the 1980s marking a significant turning point in the conflict, as explored in Isaac Butler's new book, The Perfect Moment
Broadway faces an uncertain future with high production costs and low royalties for creators, threatening the survival of new shows and the livelihoods of artists, with Andrew Lloyd Webber speaking out about the need for urgent action
They Fight movie review: a compelling boxing drama that explores the human condition with a strong cast and emotional depth, including André Holland and Wendell Pierce
Sam Neill, the renowned New Zealand actor, has died at 78, leaving behind a legacy of iconic roles in film and television, including Jurassic Park and The Piano
Tom Cruise stars in Alejandro González Iñárritu's comedy-drama Digger, set for worldwide release in October, playing a powerful oil baron with a mission to save the world
Kelela's music career spans over a decade, influencing young musicians and pushing boundaries with her experimental sound, including her latest album New Avatar
Delta Airlines reports strong quarterly results with $1.4bn profit, highest quarterly fuel expense in history, and plans to pass along elevated costs to consumers, affecting air travel economy and prices
The upcoming film adaptation of Homer's Odyssey has sparked a culture war, with director Christopher Nolan's casting choices under fire from Elon Musk and other critics, highlighting the timeless relevance of ancient Greek literature
New York City introduces a new rule to ban deceptive subscription practices, targeting hidden fees and tricky cancellations, with fines up to $525 per user subscription
The role of mega-donors in UK politics is under fire after a crypto billionaire donated £5m to Nigel Farage, raising questions about political donations and their influence on elections with calls for a cap
Laverne Cox's memoir Transcendent is a powerful story of self-discovery and resilience, with the actor and activist sharing her experiences of growing up as a trans woman in the deep south, including her brutal childhood and journey to success
Harry Styles' fashion sense has inspired fans to wear ties to his concerts, creating a secret language among them with customized and repurposed office neckwear
The Batman Part II is expected to be even darker than the first installment, featuring a new sadistic psychopath and a corrupt secret society, with the tone being darker than before
Nigel Farage and Reform UK face growing negative perception with over half of voters viewing them as 'very sleazy', amid Jeffrey Donaldson's removal from the privy council, UK politics news
The UK Treasury faces calls to reform its disciplinary process after a 26-year-old worker took her own life following a meeting about an anonymous complaint, highlighting the need for a more supportive and transparent system
Labour MPs demand stricter political funding reforms, including a total crypto ban, amid concerns over transparency and corruption in UK politics
Police are investigating £500,000 in donations to Reform UK from the mother of a convicted fraudster linked to Nigel Farage, amid concerns over potential donation evasion
Keir Starmer may award resignation honours when he leaves No 10, reversing his previous stance on the issue, with the UK prime minister set to stand down in 10 days
A Texas oil company with ties to Donald Trump is seeking to drill for oil in Greenland, despite the government's denial of exploration permits, in a move that could have significant economic and environmental implications for the region
Andy Burnham apologizes for Labour's slow response to the Gaza conflict, calling for increased pressure on Israel and a ban on trade with illegal settlements, amid growing evidence of war crimes
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage claims Commons standards committee won't judge him fairly, amidst Clacton byelection and Labour leadership nominations
Convicted fraudster George Cottrell's role in Reform UK sparks controversy, with party leader Nigel Farage facing questions over their relationship and Cottrell's influence
Discover the most popular films of 2026 as chosen by readers, featuring The Secret Agent and other cinematic gems with compelling storylines and characters
Justin Baldoni discusses his traumatic experience in a 5-minute Instagram video with wife Emily, shedding light on the ongoing Blake Lively lawsuit and its impact on the film industry
Allen Ginsberg's centennial celebrates his iconic poetry and complex views on sexuality, exploring his lasting impact on literature and culture with events and exhibitions
Reform UK activists are being urged to support Nigel Farage's campaign in Clacton, diverting attention from the Greater Manchester mayoral byelection, in a strategic move to boost the party's presence in UK politics
Donald Trump's policy mayhem is eroding his base as Maga supporters struggle with economic troubles, with farmers, workers and rural Americans feeling the impact of his initiatives, economy and midterms in focus
The UK's disability benefits system is unfit for purpose, with nearly 4 million claimants affected by systematic problems, according to the Timms review of personal independence payment
The government's ethics watchdog is pushing for a transparency laws overhaul, including a new register to highlight lobbying activities and increase accountability in government
The UK government proposes reforms to the veterinary sector, including a £21 cap on pet prescriptions and a mandatory licensing system, to increase choice and cut bills for pet owners
Nigel Farage's resignation as MP for Clacton prompts a byelection, with major parties boycotting the vote amid a financial scandal surrounding Reform UK, testing the party's popularity and influence
The Clacton byelection is set to take place on August 6, with Nigel Farage likely to win and Count Binface as his main opposition in the UK political contest
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump have agreed to stay in touch after Starmer steps down, underscoring the importance of the UK-US relationship and strategic diplomacy
Disney's live-action Moana remake starring Dwayne Johnson and Catherine Laga’aia lacks excitement and feels pointless, despite fine performances and revived Lin-Manuel Miranda songs
Evil Dead Burn review: the latest installment in Sam Raimi's classic horror franchise is wildly gory but lacks something, with a new film already set for 2028 release
The 2026 Emmy nominations are out, with The Pitt and Hacks leading the pack, breaking records and making history in the process with 25 and 24 nods respectively
The US is facing an affordability crisis, with 95% of Americans believing the country is struggling with rising costs, according to a new poll with the keyword affordability crisis
The Timms review into Personal Independence Payment is set to be published, sparking fears of potential cuts to the disability benefit, despite assurances that this would not be the aim, with campaigners arguing that the current system is not fit for purpose
Nigel Farage faces scrutiny over £5m gift from cryptocurrency billionaire, reported to National Crime Agency over potential money laundering concerns, prompting Labour party calls for cooperation and transparency in UK politics
UK politician Nigel Farage is under pressure to disclose details of a £5m gift, with Labour calling for transparency and cooperation with a crime agency over potential money laundering
Dolly Parton musical, a biography of the singer's life, is coming to Broadway in December with previews starting at the St James Theatre, a dream come true for the iconic singer
Mariska Hargitay to host 78th Emmy Awards on NBC, marking a historic moment as the first woman to host in 15 years, airing on September 14
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot explores frontier life complexities, reflecting modern societal fears and hopes, with a new adaptation premiering on July 9
Nigel Farage's resignation as MP sparks controversy and debate over potential byelection, with Labour, Tories, and Lib Dems refusing to stand, amidst claims of a 'desperate stunt' and calls for investigation into gifts from George Cottrell
The UK's Electoral Commission is investigating Nigel Farage over claims he broke electoral law by not disclosing gifts, including a £5m donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, sparking a debate on electoral transparency and regulation
NHS strikes are looming as consultant doctors in England vote for industrial action over pay and working conditions, prompting fears of disruption to healthcare services, with a 25% fall in salary value since 2008-09 a key concern
Keir Starmer to stress UK's defence spending commitment at Nato summit in Ankara, addressing concerns over US stance and Donald Trump's rebukes on military alliance
The UK's Medomsley detention centre abuse scandal was ignored for decades due to class bias, says minister, with new measures to prevent similar abuse
Lauren Bennett, vocalist on LMFAO's Party Rock Anthem, dies at 37, leaving behind a legacy in the music industry with her work in G.R.L. and Paradiso Girls
England's World Cup win over Mexico leads to a significant drop in school attendance with over 300,000 pupils estimated to be absent, according to initial figures, as the Department for Education says schools are at the heart of the celebration
Tomi Adeyemi, author of the popular YA fantasy Children of Blood and Bone, distances herself from the forthcoming film adaptation of her book, citing reasons she will not post about it
The Trump administration's efforts to undermine the wind energy industry have workers worried about their jobs and the future of renewable energy in the US, with wind farms and leases being halted
Nato summit in Ankara puts UK defence spending in spotlight as US calls for increased commitments from lagging allies, including the UK
Jamaican man Mark Nelson, who has lived in the UK for 26 years, faces deportation due to new immigration measures, despite having a British partner and children, highlighting the impact of strict immigration laws on families
The US is failing its mothers with inadequate paid leave, childcare, and support, a new documentary reveals, inspiring a push for action and change for American moms
The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum celebrates 50 years with an exhibition on space travel in art, featuring works inspired by NASA's programs
Discover why The Post is a go-to comfort watch with Steven Spielberg's signature style and speed, a testament to his enduring filmmaking legacy with politics and journalism
A Scottish AI datacentre project has been found to have misrepresented its renewable energy plans, sparking concerns over its environmental impact and feasibility, with AI growth and development at stake
Making the UK transport network fully accessible could boost the economy by £176bn and help millions into work, according to a new report highlighting the benefits of inclusive transport
The UK's defence secretary is calling for a significant increase in defence spending to meet the Nato target of 3.5% of GDP by 2030, which would require an additional £25bn per year
The foreign secretary warns that artificial intelligence poses a significant threat to humanity if left unregulated, highlighting the need for international cooperation to establish AI rules and mitigate its risks
Nigel Farage faces fresh allegations about his funding, including support from a convicted fraudster, as he awaits the findings of a standards watchdog investigation into a £5m gift
Nigel Farage is under fire for not declaring gifts from George Cottrell, a crypto entrepreneur with a fraud conviction, sparking concerns over transparency and accountability in politics
Nicholas Stern, a former chief economic adviser to the Treasury, has called for Ed Miliband to be appointed as chancellor, citing his vision and experience to revive the economy and rebuild public trust
The US electric vehicle market faces challenges as auto costs rise, with global competition from cheap Chinese cars and shifting demands impacting the industry's future
Andy Burnham to reform No 10 briefing culture, addressing concerns of a 'boys club' atmosphere and lack of meritocracy, according to deputy leader Lucy Powell, who highlights the need for greater gender balance
Elon Musk's social media posts reveal a strong focus on UK politics, particularly race and immigration, in the lead-up to SpaceX's IPO, with the billionaire's X feed showing twice as many posts on these topics as on his aerospace company
The UK's £30bn AI investment deal with OpenAI is under scrutiny as the company's datacentre project is paused, citing regulation and energy costs as key issues, with potential consequences for the UK's tech industry and economy
The rise of Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has prompted Celtic nations to plan for a potential breakup of the UK, amid fears of constitutional turmoil and the end of the union
Britain's green energy revolution is hindered by slow implementation of renewable energy projects, threatening the 2030 zero-carbon goal and increasing energy bills
The rise of Nigel Farage's Reform UK has prompted fears of a UK union break-up, with leaders in Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales bracing for constitutional turmoil and the potential end of the United Kingdom as we know it
Datacenter projects across the US are facing opposition from residents, leading to recalls of elected officials who approve them, as concerns over environment and health grow with the datacenter industry naturally included
Keir Starmer's resignation as UK prime minister highlights challenges in balancing domestic and international affairs, with implications for successor Andy Burnham
A £75,000 scheme by Reform UK-led Nottinghamshire council to hang union flags has failed to attract sponsors, despite claims it wouldn't cost taxpayers
The upcoming Manchester mayor election will test the nation's mood and Andy Burnham's credentials as a potential PM, with significant implications for British politics and the Reform UK party
The UK National Crime Agency warns parents about AI-generated sexual abuse material, advising them to keep children's photos private online to prevent exploitation
The UK government has defended its decision to allow pubs to stay open until 5am for England's World Cup match, citing the need to react to the team's progression in the tournament, with the culture secretary announcing a stop to using X due to concerns over abuse and misinformation
Labour's general secretary Hollie Ridley is to step down this autumn, citing personal reasons and making way for a successor to work alongside the new leader, in a significant development for the party
UK government faces criticism from police over late decision to extend pub hours for England match, sparking concerns over alcohol-linked violence and public safety with Labour's general secretary set to step down
US job growth slows in June with 57,000 new jobs added, lower than economists' predictions, and the unemployment rate drops to 4.2%, including the impact on the labor market and economy
Labour party leaders face discontent among members as Andy Burnham is expected to become the new leader without a challenge, prompting concerns over party democracy and member involvement in the leadership selection process
The UK's decision to cut infrastructure spending to boost defence funding will cost 10,000 jobs, contradicting claims it would boost British employment, according to a recent analysis of government figures, highlighting the impact of defence spending on the economy
Andy Burnham promises to tackle cost of living crisis by reducing business rates, de-privatising water and energy, and making bus travel free for 16- to 18-year-olds as part of his plan to ease cost of living pressures
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly getting married at Madison Square Garden, amid a heatwave and Independence Day celebrations, with fans and media gathering outside the venue
Discover Robyn's top 20 songs, from 'Call Your Girlfriend' to 'Dancing On My Own', and explore her unique blend of sad bangers and joyful pop anthems with a naturally included main keyword Robyn
Kwame Kwei-Armah's new musical CrazySexyCool tells the story of TLC's journey to stardom, featuring their iconic R&B hits and the struggles they faced as a girl group in the 90s
Minions creator Pierre Coffin talks about the possibility of a female Minion, decoding Minionese, and a potential gritty old man Minion story in a recent interview, giving insight into the world of the lovable yellow creatures
The release of Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed sparks concern due to his lack of remorse and weaknesses in the probation service, with a whistleblower fearing for local women and girls, highlighting the need for improved support and protection
UK Prime Minister to apologize for historic forced adoption policies that affected 185,000 babies, with Labour chair calling for meaningful support
Andy Burnham is being urged to adopt an economic populist approach to combat the cost of living crisis and help Labour win the next election with policies like rent control and higher wealth taxes
England's mayors could be given control over social care, childcare, and skills as part of a devolution plan to shift power from Whitehall, according to a new report on devolution and public services
Nigel Farage's lucrative side hustle promoting Direct Bullion, a gold bullion company, raises questions about his financial dealings and potential conflicts of interest as Reform UK leader
The USMCA trade pact faces uncertainty as Trump refuses renewal, opting for annual reviews instead of a 16-year commitment, impacting US-Canada-Mexico trade relations
The US-UK trade deal may lead to 229,000 avoidable deaths in England due to the NHS diverting £45bn to pay for new medicines, a recent analysis suggests, highlighting the potential consequences of the agreement on the UK's healthcare system
Andy Burnham pledges to explore all options to close a legal loophole preventing the deportation of a Rochdale grooming gang leader, a vile sex offender expected to be released from prison
Danny Glover, 79, reveals he has been living with Alzheimer's disease, speaking candidly about his diagnosis and its impact on his life and career with natural inclusion of Alzheimer's disease
R&B star Chris Brown has been ordered to pay $12.9m in damages to a housekeeper who was mauled by his dog, a Caucasian shepherd named Hades, in 2020, with the jury ruling in favor of Maria Avila
Victor Willis, co-writer of YMCA and Macho Man, dies at 74 after a short but aggressive illness, leaving behind a legacy of iconic gay anthems and performances
Netflix faces a sophomore slump with shows like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Beef losing up to 59% of viewers in their second seasons, raising concerns about content strategy
The UK government is set to introduce a pay cap on academy school leaders, aiming to curb 'banker-style' salaries and ensure fair distribution of funds, with academy trust pay varying greatly
The UK government's decision to cut road infrastructure projects to fund defence spending has sparked anger among ministers, with key transport projects in the East Midlands affected, highlighting the challenges of balancing defence and infrastructure investments
The UK's new asylum laws will reject more claims, but over half of rejected asylum seekers will remain in the country, sparking criticism and debate about human rights and immigration policies
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns oil and gas companies to lower prices, saying 'we're watching' as Trump demands faster price drops, with the main keyword being oil prices
The £45bn Northern Powerhouse Rail project risks repeating HS2 failures with no convincing plan, MPs warn, as the scheme aims to connect cities across the north of England with new or upgraded lines
Andy Burnham's economic manifesto aims to replicate Greater Manchester's success nationwide, focusing on regional growth and investment, with a potential move into No 10 by July
The UK's tightened human rights laws will reject 11,700 asylum claims, but over half of rejected applicants will remain in the country, sparking controversy and debate on immigration policies
Discover the remarkable life of Rubén Blades, a 25-Grammy-winning musician who has inspired generations with his salsa music and beyond, including Bad Bunny and Rosalía
Blake Lively is seeking $8m in legal fees from Justin Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios after a long battle, with her attorneys slamming their 'scorched-earth tactics' in the $400m countersuit
Minions and Monsters review reveals a smart premise lost in repetitive action and chaos, disappointing fans of the beloved franchise with its lack of new ideas
The new Supergirl movie is struggling to attract audiences, raising questions about the direction of DC's cinematic universe and the impact of James Gunn's vision on the franchise, with a focus on superhero movies and DCU
Discover the artistic history of tarot cards from 15th century Italy to modern-day mainstream phenomenon with a surge in popularity during the pandemic
Unite union leader Sharon Graham faces a leadership challenge from Simon Dubbins amid concerns over the rise of Reform UK, with nominations secured to mount a challenge
The cost of rewiring Great Britain's electricity network to meet clean power targets could reach £90bn by 2030, a 50% increase from initial forecasts, according to the energy system operator, with significant implications for the UK's energy infrastructure and transition to low-carbon energy
The UK hospitality sector is facing a crisis, with nearly 25% of pubs and restaurants losing money, prompting industry leaders to call for a VAT cut to 10% to stay afloat
The UK's new immigration and asylum bill includes a means-tested scheme requiring asylum seekers to pay around £10,000 towards living costs, sparking controversy among charities and refugee advocates, with the keyword asylum seekers facing financial burdens
The UK's new defence secretary has secured an extra £1.5bn to boost drone spending and deter Russia and Iran, amid concerns over the country's defence funding gap and Nato commitments, with defence spending and drone technology being key areas of focus
The UK's gambling industry may face a £460m tax increase under Labour's proposed policy, targeting high-street slot machines and casinos, with 43% public support
An independent inquiry recommends high-performing schools in England admit more disadvantaged white working-class pupils to tackle underachievement, with the current system not serving their needs, according to a new report on education outcomes
Andy Burnham's economic and political blueprint aims to transform the UK by improving living standards and restoring faith in politics through devolution and rebalancing power
Nato secretary general expresses confidence in Andy Burnham's commitment to defence spending targets, citing economic growth benefits, as the UK prepares to unveil its defence investment plan
Thai-based crypto investor Christopher Harborne's registration to vote in the UK may not help him avoid a planned cap on overseas political donations to Reform UK, with implications for the party's funding
Resident doctors in England have accepted a new government deal on pay and jobs, bringing an end to strike action that has cost the NHS £1bn since last summer with a focus on healthcare and labor relations
John Oliver discusses redistricting and its impact on the US election system, highlighting recent changes to the Voting Rights Act and Trump's efforts to dissolve majority black districts, with key implications for voter representation
The US supreme court has ruled that President Donald Trump does not have the constitutional authority to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook without cause, limiting presidential power over the central bank and including federal reserve governance
Former UK Conservative MP Craig Williams guilty of cheating at gambling with bets on 2024 election date using confidential information as a close aide to Rishi Sunak
UK politics shifts as Andy Burnham announces plans for No 10 North in Manchester, aiming to rebalance power and bring change to the country's governance
Andy Burnham selects Caroline Simpson as deputy chief of staff to lead No 10 North, promising to transform the UK through devolution of power and resources, a key aspect of UK politics and governance
The Bear's final season is a masterclass in storytelling, with a satisfying conclusion that will leave fans eager for more, featuring exceptional character development and plot twists
Discover the fascinating life of Robin Byrd, a sex-positive icon who became an accidental activist, in a new HBO documentary produced by Sarah Jessica Parker, exploring her journey and impact on the industry
Tom Hardy's unexpected hip-hop album sparks interest, with many wondering if he's a secretly good rapper, adding to his list of surprising skills
The UK government's plan to double the leave to remain timeframe for care workers to 10 years has been criticized as 'cruel' by workers' rights campaigners, with a Home Office minister's proposal to exclude them from immigration plans sparking a row
HMRC's anti-fraud crackdown on child benefits failed to consider impact on claimants, affecting 23,000 families with suspended payments due to erroneous records
The UK government is offering firms £3,000 to hire long-term unemployed young people as part of a scheme to reduce the welfare bill and tackle youth joblessness, with youth employment and job creation being key goals
Andy Burnham's devolution plan aims to deliver 'good growth in every postcode' by transferring power from Whitehall to local communities, driving economic growth and replacing the top-down national model with regional decision-making
London Mayor Sadiq Khan plans to override local council opposition to introduce outdoor dining in Soho, as part of a seasonal pedestrianisation scheme across the city, with restaurants allowed to put chairs outside from 2027
As policymakers consider new taxes on the wealthy, closing exceptions and loopholes is crucial to raising significant revenue and ensuring billionaires pay their fair share of taxes
The UK's defence spending plans are under scrutiny as a former military chief warns that current funding levels are insufficient to counter Russian threats, with implications for national security and global stability
Labour's Lucy Powell suggests Ed Miliband would be a good fit as chancellor to Andy Burnham, in a move that could have significant implications for the party's economic policy and leadership dynamics
One pound in every £11 of UK government spending on contractors goes to private equity-controlled companies, sparking concerns over financial fragility and cost cutting in key services
Get ready for a blast from the past with the new Legally Blonde TV prequel, a life-affirming series that's all about believing in yourself and having more joy, starring Reese Witherspoon's iconic character Elle Woods
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Wimbledon debenture tickets sell for £586,000, highlighting the high cost of premium tennis experiences and the exclusivity of Wimbledon Centre Court tickets
Donald Trump plans to impose a 100% import tariff on European countries that introduce a digital services tax on US companies, escalating trade tensions and affecting the global economy
Thunderstorms have caused significant disruptions to flights at Heathrow and Gatwick airports, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded due to severe weather conditions in the UK
UK immigration policy is set to undergo significant changes with the introduction of new safe and legal routes, a key aspect of the government's immigration bill, aiming to address refugee concerns
The UK government faces a rift between Keir Starmer and Shabana Mahmood over immigration policy, with the home secretary calling for the migration minister's sacking, highlighting the challenges of immigration policy
Nigel Farage's Action on World Health campaign relocates to the US, raising questions about the Reform UK leader's involvement in a American pressure group and the implications for global health policy
David Hencke, renowned for exposing UK political scandals, including the cash-for-questions scandal, has died of liver cancer aged 79, leaving a legacy in investigative journalism
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Discover how author Dave Eggers views the role of artificial intelligence in creative fields and its potential threat to human existence and creativity
Discover how Brokeback Mountain, a groundbreaking film about love and identity, affected a young viewer's life and understanding of their own sexuality
Britain's flood victims share their stories of survival and recovery six months after the devastating floods, with many still seeking support and answers on flood prevention
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Explore the Siberian wildfires through Alexander Abaturov's film, a striking account of climate change and state neglect in Russia's remote regions
New Zealand volcano eruption highlights debate over natural hazard tourism and visitor safety responsibilities, with White Island landowners denying control
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