In a groundbreaking move, the Academy Awards will transition from ABC to YouTube starting in 2029, marking a significant shift in how the premier film award ceremony is broadcast and experienced.

In a surprising turn of events, Warner Bros Discovery has unanimously rejected Paramount Skydance's substantial takeover offer in favor of a $72 billion deal with Netflix, highlighting shifting dynamics in Hollywood.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer urges Roman Abramovich to release £2.5 billion for war victims, threatening legal action if he fails to comply.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer issues an ultimatum to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich regarding the funds from the sale of Chelsea FC, emphasizing the urgency of supporting victims of the Ukraine war.

An analysis of how the transition to streaming platforms has affected the livelihoods of actors and writers, exposing the financial disparities that have emerged in the film and television industry.

This year's Christmas tree lighting in Bethlehem marks a symbolic return to celebration after years of silence due to the Gaza conflict. Locals express hope for peace and a revival of tourism in the holy city.

IndiGo, India's largest airline, has seen widespread cancellations affecting thousands of passengers amid a peak travel season, due to pilot shortages and new regulations.

A severe winter storm events culminate in record snowfalls, flight cancellations, and dangerous travel conditions across the Midwest and Northeast this week.

Utility crews are working overtime in Wisconsin as thousands remain without power due to severe snowfall caused by a winter storm over the Thanksgiving weekend. Travelers are facing challenges in Iowa and church services are disrupted across Michigan.

A comparative look at Christmas markets in Birmingham and Berlin, focusing on authenticity, traditions, and festive atmosphere.

Lionel Messi's highly anticipated tour of India concluded in Delhi with a successful event, despite the tumultuous start in Kolkata where fans expressed dissatisfaction leading to significant unrest.

As a pivotal hearing approaches in January, Rupert Murdoch faces controversy surrounding serious allegations, including the distribution of child sexual abuse material, and complex issues related to media ethics and sports betting.

Lionel Messi's recent tour of India concluded with a largely successful event in Delhi after a chaotic start in Kolkata. Despite the ruckus, the football star charmed thousands of fans and celebrated his enduring popularity.

Frustration boiled over at a recent event featuring football legend Lionel Messi in Kolkata, India, leading to chaos as fans expressed their anger over unmet expectations.

Lionel Messi's promotional tour in India turns chaotic as frustrated fans express anger by throwing chairs and bottles when their expectations are unmet.

A photo posted by Miss Finland, Sarah Dzafce, posing with 'slanted-eyes' has ignited fierce criticism and discussions on racism across East Asia and Finland. The incident led to her dethroning and highlighted underlying societal issues.

In a groundbreaking move, the Academy Awards will transition from ABC to YouTube starting in 2029, marking a significant shift in how the premier film award ceremony is broadcast and experienced.

In a surprising turn of events, Warner Bros Discovery has unanimously rejected Paramount Skydance's substantial takeover offer in favor of a $72 billion deal with Netflix, highlighting shifting dynamics in Hollywood.

Journalists captured uplifting stories in 2025, from the first American Pope connecting with family to a couple marrying despite a typhoon, showcasing resilience and joy in the face of challenges.

The South African music scene is in mourning following the fatal shooting of prominent DJ Warrick Stock, known as DJ Warras, in Johannesburg. The circumstances surrounding his death raise serious concerns about rising violence in the country.

An analysis of how the transition to streaming platforms has affected the livelihoods of actors and writers, exposing the financial disparities that have emerged in the film and television industry.

As the new year approaches, a recent AP-NORC poll reveals the shifting attitudes of Americans towards gift-giving and holiday traditions, showcasing a trend towards cash gifts and early bedtimes.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles defends herself against criticisms published in Vanity Fair, asserting the article misrepresented her comments about President Trump, JD Vance, and Elon Musk.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles pushes back against a Vanity Fair article depicting the Trump administration negatively, disputing key statements made during interviews.

Following a year of scrutiny under the Biden administration, Crypto.com shifted its fortunes after Trump won the 2024 election. The company's alliance with Trump Media raises questions about potential conflicts of interest in politics and business.

Naveed Akram has been charged with multiple offenses, including 15 counts of murder, following the tragedy that unfolded during a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney. The incident marks a grim chapter in Australia’s history, prompting discussions on security and community safety.

The Minneapolis Police Chief expresses concerns over federal agents' use of force during an attempted arrest at a protest involving the Somali community amid rising tensions in the region.

A federal judge in Washington has ruled against the Trump administration's immigration policies, allowing Congress members easier access to ICE detention facilities, amid concerns over conditions and oversight.

Four days following the Brown University mass shooting, authorities have yet to identify a suspect or motive, prompting widespread concern among the campus community.

A photo posted by Miss Finland, Sarah Dzafce, posing with 'slanted-eyes' has ignited fierce criticism and discussions on racism across East Asia and Finland. The incident led to her dethroning and highlighted underlying societal issues.

Four centrist Republicans join Democrats in a petition to extend pandemic-era health insurance subsidies, setting the stage for a House vote amid rising premiums.

Journalists captured uplifting stories in 2025, from the first American Pope connecting with family to a couple marrying despite a typhoon, showcasing resilience and joy in the face of challenges.

Dr. Mark Chavez's sentencing highlights systemic issues in the medical community and addiction treatment. Explore perspectives on the implications for healthcare practices and celebrity culture.

Reports suggest that Sudan's paramilitary group, the RSF, attempted to conceal mass executions in el-Fasher by disposing of bodies as the city fell into their control.

Twenty-four Kemp's ridley sea turtles are being rehabilitated at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Florida following their rescue from frigid waters off Cape Cod, experiencing issues like frostbite and pneumonia.

The term 'slop', referring to low-quality digital content produced through artificial intelligence, has been chosen as Merriam-Webster's word of the year for 2025, highlighting growing concerns regarding misinformation and the impact of AI on creativity.

Germany has formally accused Russia of orchestrating a cyber-attack against its air traffic control and attempting to influence its elections, raising tensions amidst ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

As Australia implements a social media ban for under-16s, critics argue that gaming platforms should also be regulated due to their addictive nature and associated risks.

In a significant move, President Trump signs an executive order preventing states from enforcing individual AI regulations, aiming for a unified federal approach. The decision has sparked a mix of support from tech industries and criticism from state leaders.

In a move aimed at centralizing control over artificial intelligence regulations, President Trump has signed an executive order preventing states from enforcing their own AI rules. The order has sparked controversy, particularly in states like California, where existing regulations seek to protect residents.