An autograph hunter who clashed with Harry Styles in New York has issued a public apology, revealing that the singer actually helped defuse the situation. The incident raises questions about celebrity encounters and fan expectations.
Tom Cruise's new film Digger is projected to lose $245 million, joining the ranks of Hollywood's most notorious box office bombs. We explore why big-budget movies fail and what it means for the industry.
Matt Willis defends wife Emma Willis against criticism of her Strictly Come Dancing hosting, saying she is 'so happy' in the role. The couple's united front highlights the pressures of live TV.
From Kit Harington and Rose Leslie's fight to keep a castle in the family to other stars' historic homes, we explore which celebrity castles impress and which could use a facelift.
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin says trust between UEFA and FIFA remains fractured after FIFA's controversial plan to review its investment strategy, highlighting deep divisions in football governance.
The Returned and Services League has sharply criticized One Nation senator Malcolm Hastie for remarks it says disparage the service of all veterans, sparking debate over political rhetoric and military respect.
New Hampshire voters head to the polls Tuesday in a primary that could reshape the battle for Senate control, as Democrats navigate a generational and ideological clash.
Fourteen men stand trial in Paris over the 2021 Channel crossing disaster that left at least 31 people dead, exposing the brutal mechanics of people-smuggling networks.
Andy Burnham faced tough questions on borrowing costs and public spending in his first PMQs as Prime Minister, with Kemi Badenoch pressing him on economic credibility.