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Tributes paid to ‘Mirfield’s finest’ actor Sir Patrick Stewart
Sir Patrick Stewart, the acclaimed actor best known for Star Trek and X-Men, died Wednesday at age 86 at his Los Angeles home after battling Alzheimer’s Disease and Lewy Body Dementia.
Sky-high ratings – for a lacklustre series: The Celebrity Traitors has become too nice for its own good
The Celebrity Traitors has achieved record ratings this season, but critics argue the series has felt underwhelming due to casting choices and an overly polite atmosphere among celebrity contestants.
‘Iron Man’ Cinematographer Matthew Libatique Says AI ‘Could Replace Marvel’ VFX, but They’ll Never ‘Use AI Actors’
Cinematographer Matthew Libatique says AI could replace visual effects in major studio films like Marvel, but actors will remain essential for character development and audience connection.
Noah Segan Explains How ‘Knives Out’ Helped Make ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ Possible
Noah Segan’s script for ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ caught director Rian Johnson’s attention in 2018, leading Johnson to produce the film through his T-Street Productions company after ‘Knives Out’ succeeded commercially.
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Prominent Russian newspaper shuts down under pressure from authorities
Novaya Gazeta, a prominent Russian independent newspaper operating for three decades, has shut down after receiving an eviction order and losing its donation system simultaneously, amid escalating pressure from authorities.
Alaska Senate candidate denies knowing about alleged plot to put 2 Dan Sullivans on ballot
Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola denies knowledge of an alleged scheme involving two Dan Sullivans in Alaska’s closely watched Senate race, as federal investigations and lawsuits escalate.
Pope Leo votes in US midterms in first known political ballot for any pontiff
Pope Leo, the first American pontiff, voted in US midterm elections by mail, marking the first known instance of a sitting pope casting a ballot in any political election.
Police in Scotland launch Andrew and Epstein royal castle investigation
Police in Scotland have initiated an investigation into former Prince Andrew’s time at the royal Balmoral estate with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, following the release of US documents.
Campaign pushes racist and anti-Qatar ads across Europe, US: Report
Academics uncovered a years-long paid influence campaign promoting racist and Islamophobic content across 30 countries, with evidence suggesting Israeli backing and targeting Qatar as a scapegoat for European immigration concerns.
How cuts under Colombia’s de la Espriella threaten a key human rights court
Colombia’s transitional justice court faces significant budget cuts under President de la Espriella, threatening investigations into disappearances during the country’s six-decade armed conflict.
Oman rescues 25 from burning oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz
Oman rescued 25 crew members from a burning crude oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, amid ongoing incidents affecting vessels in the strategic waterway.
Israel demolishes homes of Palestinians blamed for attack on soldiers
Israeli forces demolished homes of two Palestinian brothers blamed for killing two Israeli soldiers in Hebron last week, displacing thousands during an ongoing military offensive in the occupied West Bank.
Pakistan army ‘cautiously optimistic’ about US-Iran mediation efforts
Pakistan’s military chief has expressed cautious optimism about US-Iran mediation efforts, with the army chief visiting Tehran twice this month alongside Saudi and Turkish officials.
Texas grand jury indicts ICE officer accused of running over man in Houston
A Texas grand jury has indicted an ICE officer accused of deliberately running over a Mexican construction worker with an unmarked vehicle during an enforcement operation in Houston earlier this month.
Canada and EU announce new alliance open to like-minded countries
Canada and the EU announced a new Alliance for the Future to provide stability and opportunity for like-minded nations, with discussions planned on deeper market integration and Canada’s potential associate EU membership.
Here are the Senate races to watch ahead of Election Day
As Election Day approaches, multiple Senate races in traditionally Republican states have become competitive, with Democrats needing to flip four seats to gain control of the chamber.