Good Samaritan tackles thief fleeing with purse
Kristen Stewart opened up to Dax Shepard about how much the paparazzi affected her, and how she could relate to Britney Spears and Sean Penn going off on them.
Nikita is a digital artist who recently blew up on the NFT market and made bank with his artworks.
PEOPLE are being urged to stay away from a cliff following a large rockfall.
Lemurs enjoyed a frozen enrichment activity at the Duke Lemur Center in Durham, North Carolina, in January, investigating miniature snowmen with treats inside.“More snow calls for more snow enrichment!” the center wrote on Twitter. “While the lemurs seem to be pretty neutral about this weird cold stuff, they were huge fans of the fruit faces created by their caretakers.” Credit: Duke Lemur Center via Storyful
Images released by the People's Protection Units (YPG), a Kurdish militia, show what they say are their fighters deployed inside Hasakeh's Ghwayran prison, hunting down armed jihadists.
A viral video of a man beating his wife in China, and police's handling of the case, has renewed a debate online in the country over how to punish domestic abusers.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced Wednesday it will add four new members to its board of trustees
Sir Trevor Phillips will return with a new series, Common Ground, from March.
Collecting his medal at Windsor Castle, Henry Lewis said magic has allowed him to raise money for charity and travel the world.
Thailand has become the first country in Asia to approve the de facto decriminalisation of marijuana - giving people the green light to grow the plant at home. The country first legalised the use of marijuana in 2018 for medical use and research, but now the Narcotics Control Board has dropped it from its list of controlled drugs. People can grow cannabis plants at home under the new rule, but must notify their local government first, health minister Anutin Charnvirakul said.
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POOLE Town’s defeat to strugglers Hartley Wintney came down to a mixture of profligate finishing and a poor second half performance according to boss Tom Killick.
Sizzle up a feast and celebrate the year of the tiger with these carbon, cast-iron or non-stick pans
Every artist needs the right tools
Boris Johnson has accused the EU of implementing the Northern Ireland Protocol in "an insane and pettifogging" way in comments that risk infuriating Brussels during tough negotiations over the Irish Sea border.
Lucky fat genes can help protect obese people from certain diseases, a new study suggests. Fat stored under the skin, like a paunch or a double chin, is considered less harmful than fat stored around organs such as the liver and heart. Scientists say the study's findings could explain why some obese people remain relatively healthy, while others suffer from life-changing conditions such as heart disease.
National insurance (NI) is set to rise for workers in April as families face a cost of living crisis. The prime minister is understood to be under pressure from his cabinet to delay the tax increase at a time when households are experiencing spiraling energy and food bills and council tax rises.
The 'Never Had a Dream Come True' singer claims to be qualified in clairvoyance and spiritual readings.
"We’re one step closer to uncovering the mysteries of the universe. And I can’t wait to see Webb’s first new views of the universe this summer!” said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. View on euronews
The US actress was described as a ‘powerful force of nature’ with ‘enough patience to fill 10 ships’.
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