Amy Duggar wore a princess ball gown at her wedding and was joined by several of her family members and former 19 Kids and Counting co-stars, including her famous aunt and uncle Jim…
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They are fighters, victims, murderers and survivors whose anonymous yet deeply personal interviews form the backbone of a new film from French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand that seeks to capture our experience on Earth. In the opening moments of “Human” — which premieres Saturday at both the Venice Film Festival and the United Nations in New York — a convicted killer on Death Row in the United States explains how he
Kim Kardashian channeled an alternate version of Khaleesi as she and husband Kanye West attended friend and music executive Steve Stoute’s wedding on Sunday. The…
VATICAN CITY (AP) — U2 frontman Bono is applauding Europe’s turnabout in accepting refugees.
Renowned Israeli director Amos Gitai’s new film on the incitement campaign before the 1995 assassination of prime minister Yitzhak Rabin revisits a form of Jewish radicalism that still poses major risks, he said.
Oh hey, Kelly Kelly! Barbie Blank may not perform in the WWE anymore, but she still makes time for all the devoted fans that know and love her wrestling character. In an exclusive…
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mass audience blockbusters gave way to the small and highly targeted over a sleepy Labor Day weekend at the box office.
European stocks rose on Monday, lifted by mining and commodities giant Glencore after it pledged to slash its debt by a third, and countering a fall in Asian markets led by weakness in China following a four-day break there. Trading is lighter than usual with U.S. markets closed for Labor Day, while investors across all asset classes continued to digest the implications of last week’s U.S. jobs data for the
SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s foreign exchange reserves posted their biggest monthly fall on record in August, reflecting Beijing’s attempts to halt a slide in the yuan and stabilize financial markets following its surprise move to devalue the currency last month. China’s reserves, the world’s largest, fell by $93.9 billion last month to $3.557 trillion, central bank data showed on Monday. The drop left market watchers questioning how sustainable China’s efforts