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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.
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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.
Los Angeles restaurants that fed and paid for posts are being left with a bad taste, highlighting the pitfalls of an industry with few rules.
An all-inclusive cruise down the Rhone passes vineyards, Roman ruins and medieval towns, while enjoying the best food and wine.
Lead stars Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri say goodbye to The Bear after five seasons of the food industry-based comedy.
Ben Kingsley, who reprised his role of Trevor Slattery for Disney+’s Wonder Man this year, talks about auditions, parenthood and Ghandi.
Emma D’Arcy, who plays displaced heir Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon, is thrilled their character is going on the offensive.
Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, 007 First Light rivals the franchise’s best films while being an excellent game to play.
Wish Trees for Los Angeles invites people to jot down their hopes on paper tags and tie them to the trees, drawing as many as 800 a day.
Intimate Audrey reveals new stories regarding the British icon famous for films including Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Roman Holiday.
Lisa See’s novel Daughters of the Sun and Moon revisits the terrible events that saw around 500 people attack the city’s Chinese residents.
English actress Nicola Walker talks about pivoting from police procedurals to comedy and her ‘Tom Cruise stunt moment’ in a tractor.
David Hockney immortalised Los Angeles through his paintings of swimming pools, palms and sunny homes.
Marilyn Monroe’s inspiring efforts to create and shape her public image are being celebrated at LA’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
The presidential museum that opens on June 19 is a bold addition to Chicago’s iconic skyline, but not all local residents are impressed.
Gary Oldman, who has just finished filming the seventh series of Slow Horses, talks about finding happiness both at home and on the job.
Cailee Spaeny and Charles Melton discuss their chemistry on Netflix’s Beef, Gen Z vs millennial tensions and how their bond shaped the show.
We meet the owners of three motels who all found themselves running roadside establishments on America’s iconic Route 66.
