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Seeing everything at George Lucas and Mellody Hobson’s huge new Los Angeles museum in one day is a tough ask, so here are some highlights.
Polls show Americans increasingly oppose the war, partly over its impact on the economy, as the November midterm elections approach.
From harnesses to strollers, owners are taking their pets outdoors for enrichment. But experts warn that cat walking is not for every feline.
Each week, this page tests your reading comprehension with an interesting story that we’ve adjusted to be more accessible for all English learners.
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‘Next generation’ gear inspired by Starship Troopers, whose director explicitly aimed to mimic Nazi propaganda.
A woman, who ended up in hospital after being shoved onto the tracks at a station, said ‘nobody’s doing anything’ about the spike in assaults.
Regional conflicts and high fuel prices are affecting travel patterns as people prioritise flexibility and bypass trouble spots.
Astrophysicist translates X-ray data from a black hole system into musical notes.
US president’s claim evokes George W. Bush’s premature declaration about the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Kyle Chandler plays Hal Jordan, the veteran Green Lantern who is assigned to train a rookie, Aaron Pierre’s John Stewart.
The Getty Museum is conducting a thorough study of the 18th century painting ahead of its Los Angeles debut on September 14.
The group claims trademark infringement, citing a case where someone wanted a refund after mistakenly buying US$500 tickets to their concert.
The former Top Chef winner and current Emmy-nominated host reflects on prioritising contestant well-being over fear-based leadership.
Demanding beauty regime and 24/7 availability have prompted some senior female employees to quit the Trump administration.
The makers of the biopic explain why they invented characters and made Bourdain’s on-screen experiences link to those of star Dominic Sessa.
The Treasury Department is exploring targeting Chinese banks, shadow fleets and exchange houses, but secondary sanctions risk economic blowback.
Likho, a Russian Blue, lives in Long Beach in the US state of California.
Samantha Morton talks about Christopher Nolan helping her when she was ‘a little scared’, playing Circe as an ageless character… and humming.
With Marvel trying to regain its pre-pandemic box office figures, the latest Spider-Man film concentrates more on human emotions than action.
For residents near Universal Studios Hollywood theme park, there’s never a quiet moment as piercing screams cut through the neighbourhood.
The Welsh actor talks about his roles in Widow’s Bay and The Beast in Me, and making original series to ‘challenge audiences’.
Pickaxe Mountain is the location of a fortified underground site near one of Iran’s primary nuclear enrichment facilities.
Jessica Gonzalez started making candles as a kind of therapy after her parents died. Her produce-inspired candles keep her connected to them.
From animated artworks to ‘floating chairs’, immersive dinners are turning to multimedia tech like never before. Are guests eating it up?
Hollywood’s largest studios are back at San Diego Comic-Con after deliberately missing out on the convention in 2025.
He may have 14 Grammy Awards and an Academy Award under his belt, but Herbie Hancock isn’t ready to stop working just yet.
Critics of the billionaire pop star had questioned if taxpayers were on the hook for security costs at her weekend extravaganza.
The killing of Iran’s leader and top general and the capture of Venezuela’s president mark a new paradigm in international relations.
She allegedly asked her victims for money to help a sick relative in China, but instead used the funds to gamble, authorities say.
