Taylor Swift, Charli XCX, and Lisa were among the stars walking a blue version of the traditional red carpet at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles.
The Nagaland-based film Angh has won the Platform Prize at TIFF, opening a unique path toward the 2027 Academy Awards and bringing Konyak-language stories to the global stage.
Rock icon Angry Anderson, frontman of Rose Tattoo and singer of the global hit 'Suddenly,' has died at age 79. His legacy spans from ARIA Hall of Fame rock to significant community advocacy.
Anthropologist Biao Xiang has become an unlikely idol for China's Gen Z, helping them navigate the anxieties of 'involution' and economic uncertainty.
Fourteen years after their UK debut, Big Bang returns to London, proving their status as the 'Kings of K-pop' through a resilient and emotional reunion.
President Lula has signed a provisional order to ban online gambling and sports betting in Brazil, citing addiction and financial loss as key drivers ahead of a critical election.
The first face-to-face meeting between Andy Burnham and Donald Trump in New York revealed a mix of economic openness and sharp criticism regarding the Chagos Islands deal.
Jim Copenhaver, a survivor of the 2024 Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, has died from complications related to his injuries.
CNN has been excluded from President Trump's Air Force One flight to Tennessee, marking a new chapter in the ongoing legal and political battle over White House press access.
Management company She's Alive is seeking a restraining order against Dolly Parton's nephew, Bryan Seaver, alleging a campaign of threats and intimidation aimed at her business empire.
The Dutch dictionary Dikke van Dale is introducing 'vulvalippen' to replace the stigmatized 'schaamlippen,' marking a significant shift toward neutral, anatomical language in women's health.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces a historic political crisis as his popularity hits a record low of 13%, amid a surging AfD and a struggling economy.
Germany faces a period of intense political and economic upheaval as regional elections signal a decline in traditional party dominance and the rise of the AfD.
An autopsy by the Greenville County Coroner's Office has confirmed that Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose involving fentanyl and Xanax.
India's Election Commission is facing intense scrutiny following reports of internal friction between the CEC and his fellow commissioners regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
An accuser who claimed Jay-Z raped her in 2000 has formally stated her allegations were false, admitting she never met or spoke to the rapper.
The US Justice Department is defending the White House's decision to ban CNN, Politico, and MS NOW, arguing that access is a privilege and that the outlets' reporting threatened national security.
The British Fashion Council is working to decentralize the UK fashion industry through the Fashion Britain initiative, aiming to support talent in regional hubs like Manchester and Cardiff.
Rapper Macklemore is launching a 'Free Palestine' tour following his removal from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after making pro-Palestinian comments onstage.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed to maintain his CDU-SPD coalition following "disastrous" election results in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Berlin, where the CDU faced historic losses.
Morocco's 2026 parliamentary elections are being shaped by high youth unemployment, the Ceuta migration crisis, and the influence of football stardom and Israel-Morocco relations.
Taylor Swift and Madonna dominated the MTV VMAs in Los Angeles, with Swift winning Video of the Year and Madonna making her first performance in over 20 years.
16-year-old Nene Royal (Rattikarn Amloy) has made history as the first Thai winner of America's Got Talent, winning $1 million for her heavy metal performances.
With five matches completed, Manchester City leads the pack while giants like Tottenham and Manchester United struggle. We analyze the early winners and losers of the Premier League season.
Model Presley Gerber, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford, has died at age 27 at a rehabilitation facility. The cause of death is currently unlisted.
Robbie Williams held a surprise singalong outside his hotel in Lima after his Arena 1 Park concert was cancelled due to safety regulation failures.
United Russia is poised to retain its constitutional majority in the State Duma, reinforcing Kremlin control despite the ongoing war and economic pressures.
Aleksandar Vučić has resigned as Serbian president following a year of protests sparked by the Novi Sad railway disaster. The resignation triggers two critical elections in late 2026.
The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to use the SAVE database to verify voter citizenship, overriding lower court concerns about privacy and potential voter disenfranchisement.
President Trump and President Xi Jinping held high-level talks at the White House, followed by a state dinner featuring tech leaders Elon Musk and Sam Altman.
Major US networks have suspended pooled coverage of President Trump following the White House's decision to ban CNN, Politico, and MS NOW. The outlets are now pursuing legal action to defend press freedom.
Three US media outlets are seeking an emergency court hearing after alleging the White House violated a judge's order to restore press access.
A major dispute over the White House press pool has led to a boycott by top US networks following President Trump's ban on several news organisations.
Bernie Sanders plans legislation to ban AI superintelligence and create a US sovereign wealth fund with 50% stakes in AI companies.
Bob Mackie, known as the Sultan of Sequins, has died at 87. His costumes for Cher, Elton John and others defined stage glamour for decades.
Céline Dion greeted fans before opening a sell-out Paris residency with her first full concert in six years after a rare neurological disorder.
Céline Dion performed her first full concert in six years at Paris La Défense Arena after stiff person syndrome forced tour cancellations.
Céline Dion opened her 26-show Paris residency with an emotional performance at La Défense Arena, her first full concert since 2020.
Organisers deployed 2,977 drones to recreate the Twin Towers at full scale, each light representing one victim in the commemorative installation titled "2,977 Lights Over New York Harbor".
Ed Sheeran addressed his fans regarding humanitarian issues after his backing band and opening acts boycotted his show following the Macklemore controversy.
Ed Sheeran addressed fans in Philadelphia, apologizing for 'mistakes' made during the controversy surrounding the removal of Macklemore from his Loop Tour.
Pro-Palestinian activists gathered at Ed Sheeran's Philadelphia concert to support Macklemore after he was dropped from the lineup for making political remarks.
Canadian heavyweight George Chuvalo, known for fighting Muhammad Ali twice without ever being knocked down, has died at 89.
German state elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern pose a significant threat to Chancellor Friedrich Merz's leadership as the CDU faces declining polls and the AfD continues its rise.
Donald Trump claims the Kennedy Center has lost hundreds of millions of dollars, but 2024 federal audit records show a surplus of millions.
After Charlie Kirk's assassination, hundreds faced discipline for critical posts. Some won large settlements; others rebuilt careers without legal recourse.
Lil Durk was acquitted on all charges in a federal murder-for-hire case tied to a 2022 Los Angeles shooting. He still faces a separate racketeering trial.
The black silk revenge dress worn by Princess Diana in 1994 heads to Sotheby's auction on 9 December, estimated up to £220,000, after touring London, Hong Kong, Geneva and New York.
Republicans held their first mid-term convention in Dallas with speeches from Trump and Vance amid outside protests.
Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany and pilot survived emergency landing of Beechcraft K35 on Lake Wausau after power loss; both sustained minor injuries and were rescued quickly.
Trump’s $5,000 adult payment pledge faces legal scrutiny and a $1.3 trillion funding gap with tariff revenue far short of the target.
Donald Trump pledged $5,000 to every American if Republicans win the midterms, prompting questions over legality and funding.
President Trump addressed Republicans at the first midterms convention in Dallas, proposing a $5,000 payout and discussing the economy, Iran, and party future.
Trump says the Iran war ends right after midterms and blames it for $100 oil; BBC queries Texas Republicans on election impact.
Trump announced the removal of 15% tariffs on Irish whiskey from the Republic during his Doonbeg visit, ending a competitive edge for some Northern Ireland producers and repeating his view that a united Ireland is natural.
Donald Trump has announced that his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch near Washington DC will be upgraded to include military capabilities, including drone and sniper deployment sites.
Trump voiced support for a unified Ireland on his visit, raising questions over policy shift versus off-the-cuff comment. Bipartisan voices reaffirmed US backing for the Good Friday Agreement.
Zeshan Hamdani expressed disappointment at calls for Mayor Zohran Mamdani to skip the 25th anniversary commemorations of the September 11 attacks.
