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Fifteen NHS staff sacked after accessing medical records of Valdo Calocane victims
Fifteen NHS staff have been dismissed following unauthorized access to medical records of victims of a 2023 Nottingham attack, with additional disciplinary measures issued to other employees.
Watching the watchers: Meet the volunteers observing Trump’s poll monitors on election day
Thousands of volunteers trained by grassroots organizations are preparing to observe polling places on election day, partly to monitor for potential intimidation by immigration enforcement officials.
Gaza families fear food shortages as Israel halts commercial shipments
Food prices in Gaza have surged following Israel’s five-day suspension of commercial imports, with families rushing to stock up on staples amid fears of prolonged shortages.
‘Hybrid warfare’: Taiwan drives away 16 Chinese ships
Taiwan’s coastguard confronted and drove away 16 Chinese vessels in coordinated maritime operations, describing the activity as part of Beijing’s “hybrid warfare” strategy in disputed waters.
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Richard O’Sullivan, star of 70s sitcom Man About the House, dies aged 82
Richard O’Sullivan, known for his starring roles in the 1970s sitcoms Man About the House and Robin’s Nest, has died at age 82.
Robert Pattinson Says He Would’ve Been “Devastated” to Drop Any of His Big 2026 Films
Robert Pattinson discussed managing multiple film releases in 2026, including The Drama, The Odyssey, Primetime, and Dune: Part Three, while also filming The Batman: Part II.
Mexico’s Venice Queer Lion Contender ‘Tijuana, Todavía’ Trains a Spotlight on the Plight of Gay Refugees Fleeing Persecution
Mexican film ‘Tijuana, Todavía’ competes for the Queer Lion at the Venice Film Festival, exploring the relationship between a Russian gay refugee fleeing war and a Mexican man navigating border-town machismo culture.
Robert Pattinson’s ‘Primetime’ Unveiled at Venice Film Festival to Nearly 8-Minute Standing Ovation
Robert Pattinson’s film ‘Primetime,’ directed by Lance Oppenheim and premiering at Venice Film Festival, received a nearly eight-minute standing ovation from the packed audience.
‘Evil Dead’ Star Bruce Campbell Says He Has 5 Years to Live After Incurable Cancer Diagnosis: I’m ‘Dying’ but ‘I’m Moving On’
Bruce Campbell reveals he has approximately five years to live following an incurable cancer diagnosis announced earlier this year, though he says he plans to continue working and promoting his new film.
Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood on “Getting Whipped Naked” and “Embracing the Madness” of Their Deranged Literary Biopic
The Idiot(s), a literary biopic about Dostoevsky and his muse, premiered at Telluride with actors Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood describing an improvisational filmmaking process marked by unpredictability and creative surrender.
Kid Cudi Defends Kanye West After Ending Feud: Kanye ‘Apologized and It Was Sincere’ After Antisemitic Outbursts
Kid Cudi and Kanye West reunited on stage during West’s Chicago concert, performing together for the first time in seven years after feuding since 2022.
Telluride Toasts Andrew Haigh as ‘A Long Winter’ Hands Fred Hechinger and Caitríona Balfe Awards-Worthy Roles
Andrew Haigh received the Silver Medallion at the Telluride Film Festival, which premiered his new feature “A Long Winter,” a project he pursued for nearly two decades adapted from Colm Tóibín’s short story.
Telluride: Danny Boyle, Jack O’Connell and James Graham on ‘Ink,’ Rupert Murdoch and MAGA (Exclusive)
Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink,’ about Rupert Murdoch and newspaperman Larry Lamb in 1960s London, premiered at Venice before its Telluride debut, with the director, writer James Graham and star Jack O’Connell discussing the adaptation.
Mandy Moore on Hilary Duff’s Musical Comeback and Playing an ‘Absolute Bitch’ in Dan Fogelman’s NFL Family Drama ‘The Land’: It’s ‘”Friday Night Lights” and “Succession” All Rolled Into One’
Mandy Moore discusses her new Hulu series ‘The Land,’ a family drama centered on an NFL team ownership, alongside insights on parenting, screen time management, and her evolving relationship with music.
John Malkovich Returning to Israel With ‘The Music Critic’
Actor John Malkovich will perform in a satirical musical production titled The Music Critic at Tel Aviv’s Charles Bronfman Auditorium on April 13, playing a critic delivering scathing reviews of classical composers.
Original ‘Practical Magic’ Star Alexandra Artrip Addresses ‘Negativity’ Over Recasting in Sequel: They ‘Did What They Thought Was Best to Be Successful’
Alexandra Artrip, who played a daughter in the original 1998 ‘Practical Magic,’ addressed online criticism over the sequel recasting younger actresses in her and Evan Rachel Wood’s roles.