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Is there nothing that raises an eyebrow any longer? When President Putin can discuss with President Xi how body organs…

When the boss of Marks & Spencer reported a drop in clothing sales in its latest half-year results on Wednesday, he was keen to stress the problems were down to spring’s devastating cyber-attack and “not due to lack of demand”.

Stuart Machin…

Rachel Sennott hops on to our Zoom call and immediately launches into an apology. “Oh my God – I’m sorry!” she says, sounding pained. She is only a couple of minutes late, but she is keen to explain. “I have such a problem, because…

Late night TV show Jimmy Kimmel Live! is stepping up to help during the ongoing US federal government shutdown by opening a new center for food donations.

The ABC program announced the program, titled “the Jimmy Kimmel Live Big, Beautiful Food…

Justin Baldoni’s lawyer has said the US actor chose not to refile his $400m (£295m) lawsuit against his former co-star Blake Lively after it was dismissed by a judge, in order to retain the right to lodge an appeal.

After Baldoni’s case was…

NEW DELHI — NEW DELHI (AP) — Indians lit up social media on Wednesday to celebrate Zohran Mamdani’s election win as New York City mayor after he thanked his Indian-born parents, quoted a historic speech by India’s first prime minister and…

Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with Virtual Studios, a Silver Pictures production in association with Anarchos Productions Inc., Natalie Portman in V for Vendetta, starring Hugo Weaving, Stephen Rea and John Hurt. Directed by…

The director Katie Mitchell recently announced that after nearly 30 years she was stepping back from opera. With this staging of Leoš Janáček’s The Makropulos Case – remarkably, a first for the Royal Opera – she’s going out with a…