A $125 million original satire enters Leicester Square as a test of whether a star, an auteur and a royal charity premiere can still create an event outside a franchise.
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Harry’s longest-running U.K. patronage offers continuity that royal controversy often obscures. Meghan’s absence will still shape the optics around the London appearance.
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Horror produced the weekend’s strongest opening, but the larger story is a marketplace where distinct genres can still coexist when each offers a clear theatrical reason to attend.
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European football weekend: a disputed-penalty Madrid derby, Arsenal's first league defeat and Manchester United's slide — officiating, depth and control tested.
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The first center fielder to combine 40 homers, 30 steals and 30 doubles in a season turned a personal milestone into a playoff-clinching opportunity.
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Ten baking mixes sold as gluten-free contained wheat gluten. For people with celiac disease or wheat allergy, a label failure can be a medical event—not a lifestyle disappointment.
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A new Gatwick–Kilimanjaro–Zanzibar triangle from May 2027 reconnects Britain with Tanzania’s safari-and-beach circuit. Here is how to plan the journey without turning it into a rushed checklist.
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The Nyerere–Udzungwa corridor shows that legal protection, community negotiation and monitoring can reconnect fragmented ecosystems—but early traffic is not the same as permanent security.
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The September 20 attack’s timing mattered more than its scale: Kyiv used Russia’s tightly managed parliamentary vote to puncture the capital’s wartime calm.
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Israel’s defense minister tied any new abduction of an Israeli to ordering roughly one million Gaza City residents south — and widening the Gaza offensive.
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The FAA outage grounded Northeast flights: a failed Philadelphia TRACON circuit and a severed New Jersey backup forced ground stops to New York.
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The FAA ground stop hit Northeast airports: a failed Philadelphia TRACON circuit and severed backup fiber disrupted hundreds of flights during UNGA arrivals.
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The State Department declared Sudan's warring generals ineligible to govern, backing Donald Trump's peace plan — while a 90-day humanitarian truce is pushed.
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Reuters reports the visa for Thursday's General Assembly address is being tied to a U.S.-brokered truce; Sudan's ambassador asked the U.N. to intervene, and the Secretary-General says he is “deeply concerned.”
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The military’s exit ends its hold on the final Darfur state capital outside Rapid Support Forces control. The immediate question is not only who governs El Fasher, but whether roughly a quarter-million trapped…
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Five Yemeni military sources say Houthi fighters are advancing toward high ground in Taiz and Lahij to protect positions near Bab al-Mandab, Dhubab and Perim Island—and possibly open new fronts. The battlefield…
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Ukraine’s military says drones hit the Bashneft refinery in Ufa on Monday, over 1,300 km from the border; the extent of damage was unverified at publication.
Read articleA large overnight attack reached Russia’s Volga-region industrial belt as Washington pushed Kyiv to curb refinery strikes that are tightening diesel supply. The attack is confirmed by Russian officials; the refinery…
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The "Heroes" and "Nashville" star, 36, died from the toxic effects of fentanyl and four other drugs in a Greenville, South Carolina apartment on August 16. The coroner's report closes one question — and leaves…
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Presley Gerber, the model and son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, died Sunday at a rehabilitation facility in Santa Monica. Police are investigating a suspected overdose, but the medical examiner has deferred the…
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The White House launched 'TRUMP TV,' a 24/7 government streaming channel, as three major outlets sue over press access — a fight over who controls the feed.
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Ukraine’s General Staff says a September 21 strike damaged three drone-storage buildings and five launchers at Tsymbulova in Oryol — the damage is unverified.
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A 40-minute UNGA meeting produced no announced weapons package, but Volodymyr Zelenskyy left saying “Nobody said no” to his request for Patriot missiles and other technology. His warning that Russia is preparing a…
Read articleVolodymyr Zelenskyy says Kyiv is ready for any reciprocal halt to energy strikes and asked President Donald Trump for winter air defenses — but no deal emerged.
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Russia's jet-powered Geran drones fly high at hundreds of km/h, cutting Ukraine's reaction time to seconds and straining air defenses as autumn sets in.
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Secretary of State Rubio said Ukraine hit 'American-linked' ships, opening a new US-Kyiv rift over Black Sea strikes and Washington's red lines on escalation.
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With diesel spiking and a Tuesday bilateral set in New York, the White House keeps pushing an energy infrastructure ceasefire — while fighting rages on.
Read articleKyiv’s conditional de-escalation offer, posted after Russia’s overnight industrial blitz, sets up high-stakes energy talks with Trump at UNGA in New York.
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Russian forces struck industrial sites across Ukraine overnight September 22, killing three in Dnipro and leaving nearly 100,000 in Chernihiv without power.
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Baghdad’s order is the clearest early sign that Washington’s threat to penalize companies servicing Iranian carriers is changing regional aviation. A possible diversion to Najaf could preserve part of the pilgrimage…
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