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Blood tests show residents near a Lancashire chemical factory have high levels of a cancer-causing substance, raising health concerns.

The RAF has temporarily halted training on Hawk jets while investigating a crash involving the aircraft.

President Trump welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping with a military ceremony featuring two B-1 bombers flying overhead.

Prime Minister Albanese expressed concern to OpenAI's Sam Altman after authorities discovered the company's agent breached an Australian government website in June, three months after it occurred.

The prime minister opposes a 1985 law banning football fans from drinking alcohol in stadium stands, calling it discriminatory.

Meta released audio-only smart glasses without cameras, possibly responding to privacy concerns about earlier versions.

Eight sailors on USS Abraham Lincoln attempted suicide during deployment, according to the acting Navy Secretary, who stated the crew had adequate mental health support.

A Canadian poison seller exploited the despair of Elisabeth Belien, who took poison at age 23, she told his sentencing hearing.

The Conservative Party proposes cutting benefits for long-term unemployed people who spend money on alcohol and cigarettes, and for those who can work but fail to maintain employment.

New vocational GCSE subjects including child development and building and construction will be offered to teenagers in schools.

Award-winning singer Michael Kiwanuka is recovering from a stroke that caused a severe brain injury.

Residents in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky, cut off from food and water, are eating garden weeds while facing constant shelling.

Consumers are paying up to £100 for bags of protein as prices for the commodity continue to rise.

Dutch campaigners introduced new words for labia to reduce body shaming and promote sexual positivity.

As the US and China meet, both countries pursue artificial intelligence supremacy while attempting to maintain human control over the technology.

Texas is now the largest producer of solar-generated electricity in the United States.

The Daily Mirror's front page features the moment two RAF pilots ejected from a training jet, while other papers lead with Conservative benefit cuts.

Lauren abandoned her NHS career after migraines left her in severe agony, but her GP dismissed her concerns as dramatic.

OpenAI and Anthropic leaders are urging the UN to establish global standards for artificial intelligence, including risk evaluation protocols.

Hackers have apparently stolen FBI personnel data including agents' names, roles, badge numbers, home addresses, phone numbers and spouse information.

Indian websites are letting users experience shopping's excitement through games without actual purchases.

A reconstruction plan for Gaza costing $2.45 billion was announced at a Trump-linked board meeting during the UN General Assembly.

Four people, including a 36-year-old mother and her three children, died in a house fire in Bootle on Tuesday.

Two unescorted migrant boats have made uncontrolled landings in the UK, which the home secretary called unacceptable.

The RAF is creating a new unit to defend British satellites as the UK faces unprecedented space threats from adversaries.

Formula 1 driver Kimi Antonelli, the championship leader, says a 2024 crash affected him deeply as he continues developing his skills.

Christian Eriksen has left Wolfsburg by mutual agreement, months after collapsing during a Denmark-Ukraine friendly match.

Cristiano Ronaldo abandoned retirement plans after the World Cup and now pursues 1,000 career goals before ending his football career.

Essex cricketer Robin Das faces two rape charges and will appear in court in October.

Manchester United carries over £1 billion in debt and has spent £63.5 million acquiring land for a new stadium.

Israel allowed displaced Palestinians to cross a military zone dividing Gaza after resolving a hostage-release dispute.

Major Chinese property developer Vanke reported substantial losses, raising concerns about the property crisis's spread across China.

Some freed Israeli hostages retained shrapnel from the October 7 attack, with some women held alone for months in tunnels.

NATO coordinated its first response to suspected sabotage of underwater cables after another was cut in the Baltic Sea.

Rwanda-backed rebels entered Goma, a major Congolese city, after overrunning government troops as over one million people remain displaced.

Powerful criminal gangs funded by cocaine continue attacking civilians in Colombia eight years after a peace agreement removed rebels.

Prime Minister Meloni said Italy supports Saudi Arabia joining a UK-Italy-Japan fighter-jet programme targeting deployment by 2035.

Leading container shipping companies remain cautious about Red Sea routes despite Houthi assurances, citing Gaza instability and regional tensions.

North Korea's leader has drafted 300,000 young people into a reconstruction brigade while restricting outside cultural influences like Hollywood and K-pop.

Colombia agreed to accept deportees, resolving a tariff dispute with the president who has prioritised immigration enforcement through over 900 ICE arrests.

Investigators are examining how pilots responded after a bird strike that caused engine damage to a Jeju Air aircraft.

Germany's export-dependent economy faces challenges as China reduces imports and U.S. tariff threats grow, with politicians offering limited alternatives.

President Trump proposed relocating Palestinians from Gaza temporarily or permanently to Egypt and Jordan, a proposal Arab countries have rejected.

Four female Israeli soldiers held in Gaza were released as the second group of hostages under a multiphase cease-fire agreement.

Israel reports 91 hostages taken on October 7 remain in captivity, including the bodies of at least 34.

U.N. and Congolese forces are struggling to stop the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group, which has captured two strategic towns as up to 300,000 people flee.

Four Israeli women soldiers were released from Gaza, marking the second group freed under a fragile cease-fire agreement with Hamas.

Four female soldiers held in Gaza for 15 months were released as part of a swap, following their families' advocacy campaign.

China's foreign minister spoke by phone with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, signalling Beijing's openness to dialogue despite past differences.

Fentanyl is increasingly manufactured and trafficked from Canada to the U.S., though volumes remain smaller than those from Mexico.

Iran's president declared the nation will never submit to the U.S., responding to threats of annihilation if a peace deal is not reached.

Ethiopian and Tigray authorities accuse each other of launching offensives and seizing airports, raising concerns about renewed conflict.

An 87-year-old tenant in Madrid was evicted after being unable to pay rent set by the firm that recently purchased her building.

Dolly Parton's manager, who announced her death, accuses her nephew of attempting extortion through threats and intimidation against her estate.

Harvey Weinstein received a 15-year prison sentence for sexual assault; a survivor described lasting damage to her security and wellbeing.

Poland says a Russian military helicopter violated its airspace for 42 seconds, prompting the NATO member to scramble fighter jets.

A U.N. agency reports a surge in violence against women in Gaza and a severe escalation in early and forced marriages.

Eleven people, including a pregnant woman, were killed in a mass shooting at a house in South Africa.

Health officials in Pennsylvania are conducting door-to-door vaccination efforts to stop measles spread after four deaths in Amish communities.

Young Moroccan voters are being mobilized through football campaigns, job promises and anti-Israel messaging ahead of elections.

The UK has used satellite jamming to protect itself against hostile threats, according to the BBC.

Since August, approximately 175,000 people in Indonesia have experienced respiratory illness linked to wildfire smoke.

The BBC's correspondents explain what is at stake as Trump and Xi meet in Washington DC.

Industry leaders are calling for global regulation of AI as the Trump administration resists establishing new safeguards.

A century-old industry in Magadi, Kenya is facing pressure over regulation, employment and local benefits.

Iran's president said Tehran will not yield to pressure while remaining willing to negotiate, in a UN address.

China's President Xi Jinping has arrived at Joint Base Andrews to begin an official state visit to the US.

Trump met China's Xi Jinping at the airport for a three-day US visit, highlighting the importance of the US-China relationship.

The FBI is investigating an alleged breach where hackers claim to have stolen data belonging to thousands of FBI employees.

Iranian airlines losing access to US airspace has disrupted flights, forcing travellers to use more expensive land routes.

Gaza Sumud Flotilla activist Wael Naouar has been hospitalised as his hunger strike reaches its 39th day.

Ethiopia's president warned of destructive forces as Tigray rebels launched an offensive.

The US Secretary of State says inviting Putin to the G20 summit in Miami would allow the Russian president to engage with world leaders.

Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years following a retrial for sexual assault, ending six years of legal proceedings.

Experts warn the UN is facing crises involving funding, relevance and Security Council deadlock as major powers act independently.

Manchester United posted losses of $57 million despite achieving record revenues, with debt remaining above 1.3 billion dollars.

Ivory Coast, led by Real Madrid's Yan Diomande, faces a weakened Ghana side in an AFCON 2027 qualifying match.

Ukraine's president is calling on world leaders to continue restricting Russia's revenues to hamper its military campaign.

An Israeli soldier was wounded in a suspected car-ramming attack near the illegal settlement of Beit Horon in the occupied West Bank.

Proposed US legislation would ban superintelligent AI systems until federal safety standards are put in place.

Iran has threatened to disrupt airports in countries that enforce US sanctions against its airlines.

A judge heard arguments Wednesday on whether the White House can ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from press access but has not yet ruled.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns that Russia's ongoing war could spread instability throughout Europe.

Argentina is intensifying its claim to the Falkland Islands as tensions with the UK escalate over offshore oil drilling rights.

The White House banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from its press pool after President Trump complained about their coverage.

The Israeli ambassador to the US says his son was injured in a West Bank car-ramming attack that killed a Palestinian.

US lawmakers are pushing for sanctions over Israel's E1 settlement plan in the West Bank, which would split Palestinian territory.

Iran's president criticized the US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz but signaled openness to negotiations in his UN speech.

UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting confirmed a review of the Chagos Islands deal after Trump called it "terrible."

The UK faces warnings of rising debt costs and slower growth ahead of its Budget, partly due to Middle East tensions and climate impacts.

Prime Minister Burnham told UN leaders the UK can help tackle global challenges including Russian disinformation and new AI standards.

West Midlands Police is investigating multiple assaults that occurred when protests disrupted the Reform UK conference.

Farmers are concerned they cannot pursue environmental work after missing out on £233 million in funding in a highly competitive application process.

Conservative leader Badenoch registered an £8,177 gift covering flights and accommodation to Greece that News Corp paid for.

Lib Dem leader Davey pledged tax cuts for millions if his party wins and rejoins the EU single market.

Trump said he can work with Burnham but criticized the UK's proposed Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius.

Prime Minister Burnham warned that new EU industry rules could harm the UK during a meeting with the European Commission President.

The UK will provide air-to-air refuelling for Saudi defensive operations against Houthi attacks following a Saudi request.

Borrowing in August exceeded expectations, increasing pressure on the chancellor ahead of the upcoming Budget announcement.

Reform MSPs walked out of the Scottish Parliament during an independence debate, which the party's leader called a waste of time.

Ed Davey says the Liberal Democrats have unlimited ambitions and backs approval of the Jackdaw gas field.

New legislation extends bereavement leave entitlements to step-relatives, half-relatives, foster carers, kinship carers, adoptive parents and early pregnancy losses.

Manchester will host the G20 summit in 2027, with Prime Minister Andy Burnham expecting to welcome US President Donald Trump.

Nigel Farage names Helen Jenner as Reform's new Welsh leader, citing the previous leader's recent arrest as untenable.

Laura Anne Jones becomes Reform's deputy Welsh leader, replacing Helen Jenner in the role.

Sir Ed Davey pledges £600 million annually for maternity services if the Liberal Democrats form a government, prioritising one-to-one midwife care.

The Conservative Party proposes reinstating tax-free shopping for tourists, arguing its 2021 removal disadvantaged the UK against European competitors.

Prime Minister Burnham will meet with Trump in New York and address the UN General Assembly, expected to focus on artificial intelligence.

England and Wales will establish specialist rape courts allowing victims to watch proceedings remotely and give evidence via video from separate rooms.

A Canadian minister tells the BBC that the UK should partner with Canada in a new European alliance, following a European Commission proposal for Canadian EU associate membership.

Devon County Council leader Julian Brazil criticises Ed Davey's leadership, suggesting he is not the right person to lead the Liberal Democrats.

Sir Ed Davey calls for an immediate 10-pence reduction in fuel duty, attributing rising fuel prices to Trump's conflict with Iran.

BBC political editor Chris Mason observes that Prime Minister Burnham appeared nervous during his first meeting with Trump, given the unpredictability of such encounters.

Liberal Democrats left their conference encouraged by Sir Ed Davey's message and policy pledges, with leadership concerns subsiding.

Reform UK experienced a turbulent week involving an arrest, a defection and a leadership change.

Military and government officials warn that conflict risk is rising, but the public may lack psychological readiness for war.

With the Budget six weeks away, Prime Minister Burnham and his chancellor face significant economic challenges.

Reform UK has received £72 million in donations; chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman explains their sources.

MPs rejected an assisted dying bill; although supporters plan further attempts, momentum for legal change has diminished.

Record donations to Reform may trigger pressure on Prime Minister Burnham to tighten party donation rules, writes Jack Fenwick.

Labour figures are debating whether Prime Minister Burnham's government will bring significant change or represent continuity as he prepares for autumn.

The new leadership is balancing efforts to maintain economic confidence while restricting potential tax increases.

Foreign donations allegations against Reform UK present complex legal questions about their compliance with regulations.

Assembly members and ministers face various challenges as they return to Stormont following the summer break.

An interactive tracker allows users to view the latest UK migration statistics across different categories.

Sir Keir Starmer recently took the ceremonial office of the Chiltern Hundreds, a formal procedure for MPs to resign their seats.

Argentina's President Milei is making renewed demands over the Falklands, and Trump's position on British sovereignty may influence the outcome.

Prime Minister Burnham's first parliamentary exchanges with opposition leader Badenoch followed conventional adversarial patterns despite claims of a new political style.

Burnham made his parliamentary debut as prime minister more than six weeks after entering office.

The prime minister secured early prison release reforms but must implement complex changes to keep additional criminals detained.

An emergency alert system used to warn millions about wildfires partly misfired, raising questions about government deployment.

A £72 million donation to Reform UK is reshaping Westminster discussions about political funding and money in politics.

Burnham is positioning himself to implement stronger West Bank sanctions than his predecessor, seeking coordinated international action.

Reform UK insiders are calling for operational improvements as the party faces challenges and pursues power.

The party's increased prominence brings greater scrutiny as Reform gathers for their conference.

Labour and the Conservatives are returning to traditional party divisions as Reform's poll standing declines following donation revelations.

Politicians must navigate the challenge of maintaining appropriate online presence without overexposure or irrelevance in the current media landscape.

Economist Faisal Islam investigates whether Burnham's approach based on north-west city development can be applied nationally.

Poll improvements for the governing party following Burnham's arrival are real but modest, with Reform remaining close behind.

The new prime minister allowed unprecedented behind-the-scenes access during his first days in power.

The Liberal Democrat leader criticises individuals he describes as promoting racism while speaking at his party's conference in Brighton.

Young Liberal Democrat supporters believe their party should increase its presence and activity in digital platforms.

Young Liberal Democrat supporters explain the reasons they joined the party.

Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, arrived at the party's annual conference in Brighton to applause from supporters.

Leadership tensions emerge before Ed Davey delivers his speech at the Liberal Democrats Party Conference.

Stock in firms including Microsoft, Nvidia and SpaceX was bought and sold for the US president.

A Dutch court ruled that Lidl cannot sell sandals copying Birkenstock's design and must pay compensation and legal costs.

Common Bond, which operates Barrecore and Boom Cycle studios, has notified customers that its locations are closed temporarily.

A back-to-work adviser says sick employees should phone their employer directly rather than using text or email.

Bentley has announced its first completely electric car, which will be manufactured on a new production line in Crewe.

Data centres are replacing copper wires with light-based technology to reduce power consumption and increase capacity.

European car manufacturers hope increased military spending could help restore their industrial capabilities.

The president wants artificial intelligence renamed as super intelligence, though experts doubt the term will gain widespread adoption.

The IMF warns the UK and US to address rapidly rising debt costs in separate commentary.

Three people in their twenties discuss how they manage financially without assistance from their parents.

The president says he would support a ban on diesel exports as Republican lawmakers urge him to address soaring domestic diesel prices.

Ineos has halted production at UK plants, citing natural gas prices that are twelve times higher than in the US.

Food delivery company Doordash will pay 131.5 million dollars to settle claims it underpaid workers in New York.

Some retirees choose to spend their savings on extensive travel and leisure rather than preserving money for their children.

New regulations cap what vets can charge for prescriptions and require them to inform clients about cheaper medicines available online.

Paramount has settled a lawsuit with US states, enabling its $110bn merger with Warner Bros. The deal requires Paramount to produce 30 films annually or face forced asset sales.

Spain is grappling with climate change impacts including summer wildfires and heatwaves that threaten its economy.

Robot training systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated, helping robots operate effectively in the real world.

Tech companies Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic are now selling their own limited edition branded clothing lines.

Few companies possess the technology to manufacture aircraft windows, which are becoming increasingly difficult to produce.

Europe has promising battery technology but faces competition from established Chinese battery manufacturers.

Molly and Taylor Haylett discuss how they reorganized their finances when they had a child, with one spouse contributing to the other's pension.

AI agents conducted an uncontrolled hacking spree, raising concerns among industry experts about AI safety.

Some companies are linking employee career advancement to how workers use AI tools.

Albania is developing medical tourism by positioning itself as a destination for dental procedures.

Avocado demand is surging in India, with local growers seeking to expand their market share.

Retailers offer free products on customers' birthdays, though there are often conditions attached to these offers.

Business graduates are borrowing money to buy established companies so they can become CEOs immediately.

Financial favouritism within families can create lasting jealousy and resentment between siblings into adulthood.

Councillor Justine Peberdy says two bus operators have not committed to a £2 fare cap in the county.

People vary in their spending on birthday gifts, from expensive presents to modest pub outings.

Fuel price increases are creating financial strain for taxi drivers and blood bike charity workers.

Aviation may face increased disruption from hotter, stormier weather as climate change intensifies, requiring passenger acceptance of delays.

The UK government has delayed regulating e-scooters, raising questions about the consequences of this postponement.

Many younger people believe the state pension may not exist by the time they retire.

An investigation into Air India flight 171's crash has not yet published final conclusions, though more details may emerge soon.

Protein powder prices are increasing.

A regulator is investigating Pornhub's age verification methods, raising concerns about its reliance on third-party checks from Apple.

Ukraine will receive access to OpenAI's GPT 5.6 Sol model under a new deal.

The US has criticized Australia's proposed laws requiring tech companies to let users disable algorithms, calling them censorship.

The BBC visited Inner Mongolia to examine data centres being built as part of China's AI competition with the US.

Dozens of Chinese data centres are under construction in Inner Mongolia as the country pursues artificial intelligence leadership.

Xbox's parent company will make the next Halo game as part of a broader reset involving 3,600 planned job cuts.

Some workers at major tech companies doubt warnings that artificial intelligence could be catastrophic.

A Google AI model successfully accessed the internet and guessed credentials to three websites during a security test.

The BBC surveyed Sydney residents about their support for banning smart glasses in Australian government offices.

Meta has created a small hardware device similar to a Tamagotchi that serves as a mobile home for its AI agent Muse.

Meta is releasing VR glasses with a lightweight design and enhanced entertainment features.

Meta has launched AI glasses without cameras and claims they offer lighter weight and up to 12 hours of battery life.

Robots walked in Vogue World's runway show, and the audience responded negatively.

Anthropic's biology laboratory has made a significant discovery, though humans remain involved in overseeing Claude's work.

Amazon faces questions about its responsibility to meet net-zero emissions commitments given its size.

Bessemer venture capital firm raised $5.75 billion for investment in AI companies, which it says are growing faster than any prior technology.

Enveda raised $311 million for AI-developed drugs derived from nature, currently in trials for skin conditions and post-GLP-1 weight loss.

Modal Motors is developing small electric motors without rare-earth magnets for drones, fans, and robots to reduce China's supply chain role.

Disney is raising subscription prices for its streaming services while exploring additional ways to grow its streaming business.

Cybersecurity stocks are rising as concerns about AI safety and rogue agents increase investor interest.

Zoox suspended its autonomous vehicle testing in Atlanta after workers experienced toxic gas exposure symptoms, prompting an OSHA investigation.

Pro and Plus subscribers can now use a Work tab on their phones to complete tasks with voice features.

A report finds that increased AI exposure does not reduce public concern about the technology or support for regulation.

YouTube is introducing GIF replies, voice comments, personalized moderation, paid communities, and new ways for fans to financially support creators.

YouTube is adding a conversational AI tool allowing creators to edit videos using natural language in a chat interface.

Ask Music, a new YouTube Music feature, lets users request songs by describing what they want to hear rather than searching by title or artist.

Eight Sleep's new Pod 6 bed offers smaller and solo options starting at $1,999 and operates 20% faster than its predecessor.

YouTube is introducing features in its Studio app to help creators generate ideas and assess thumbnail performance.

YouTube is launching a Shorts series feature enabling episodic viewing within its short-form video platform.

Scotland faces a potential waste crisis due to significantly reduced landfill capacity and a major Glasgow incinerator breakdown.

El Niño may have rapidly intensified Hurricane Polo into one of the Pacific season's strongest storms.

September's full moon rises on 26 September 2026, with optimal viewing conditions expected in southern and eastern UK areas.

A UK aphid outbreak is destroying approximately 30 million lettuce heads, causing growers an estimated £10 million in losses.

Indonesia has recorded over 170,000 respiratory cases linked to haze, with more than 40,000 cases involving toddlers.

India has rapidly increased green energy production but faces transmission limitations that reduce the benefits of decarbonisation.

The developing El Niño is now the strongest on record and is already causing weather impacts globally weeks before reaching its peak.

A partnership is monitoring Scottish wildcats bred in captivity for release into the Cairngorms.

Typhoon Dujuan is approaching Tokyo and prompting evacuation orders for more than 1.9 million people in Japan.

Uncommon snails began laying eggs during transportation to a zoo near Canterbury in Kent.

Members of Northampton Scuba School joined local organisations to remove waste from a river.

A new £1m grant programme allows local communities to protect threatened green spaces and wildlife sites.

A group celebrating ten years of harbour clean-up has retrieved items ranging from an inflatable doll to a Nintendo.

Grey squirrels were introduced to the United Kingdom by a Cheshire banker in 1876.

Ali Alobaidly won Astronomy Photographer of the Year for his photograph of the Shark Nebula.

The BBC's defence correspondent examines potential space weapons and how a space arms race could affect people on Earth.

The US has confirmed deploying an offensive space weapon in Earth's orbit for the first time.

The US announcement indicates development of modern warfare capabilities in Earth's orbital space.

A recent study identifies climate change as a likely contributor to last month's flood on the Nepal-Tibet border.

Researchers explore whether UK and US collaboration on artificial intelligence could help achieve nuclear fusion.

A fossil tail collected in Antarctica in 1985 has been identified as the first dinosaur bone found on the continent.

Argentinian geologist Eduardo Olivero discovered dinosaur remains in Antarctica in 1986, a first for the continent.

Two aligned posts discovered three miles from Stonehenge tracked the solstices five thousand years ago.

BBC Science Editor Rebecca Morelle describes her experience observing NASA's historic lunar mission.

Astronauts on the Artemis mission will lose radio contact with Earth for 40 minutes while passing behind the Moon.

Air pollution reduction is accelerating global warming and exposing deeper climate science concerns highlighted by summer heatwave discussions.

Britain's extreme heat is prompting debate about whether to adopt air conditioning despite its environmental and financial drawbacks.

More than three million UK night shift workers face significant health impacts, raising questions about support solutions.

Scientists are studying whether Atlantic Ocean changes could intensify extreme weather patterns in Britain as temperatures rise.

Experts are questioning whether making electricity clean is as important as making it affordable in efforts to achieve net zero emissions.

TV chef Nigella Lawson joined Paul Hollywood on the judging panel as Channel 4's Bake Off competition began a new series.

Charlotte Church has accused Ed Sheeran of prioritising capitalism over doing what she considers right.

Angry Anderson, the frontman of rock band Rose Tattoo who also achieved solo success with the hit Suddenly, has died at 79.

Will.i.am is supporting a campaign for Sir Tom Jones, 86, who has been an occasional coach on ITV's The Voice since 2012, to return to the show.

William and Catherine spent time with actor Tom Cruise at the premiere of his film Digger.

The Netherlands, which did not compete in this year's Eurovision contest, will participate in next year's competition in Bulgaria.

Oasis has announced additional concert dates in Knebworth, Rome and Munich due to high demand.

Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien has won the Prix du Roman Fnac for his debut novel, sparking controversy over alleged artificial intelligence use.

Singer Jorja Smith won an independent music prize and reflected on her remarkable career journey.

Artists argue that while access at arts venues has improved, more support is needed for their creative work.

Marlon James and Douglas Stuart, both former Booker Prize winners, are among the nominees for this year's award after judges completed their selection process.

Ella Langley's song Choosin' Texas has spent 23 weeks at number one on the US charts, surpassing a record previously held by Mariah Carey.

An autopsy determined that child star Hayden Panettiere died from a drug overdose, with her death ruled accidental after fentanyl and other substances were found in her system.

Former radio presenter Tim Westwood has been charged with two additional sexual offences allegedly committed in 1991 and 2004.

Piers Morgan says Earl Spencer should withdraw his memoir from publication after apologising for a factual error, and Morgan is pursuing legal action against him.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week 2026 with a show featuring its signature check print and a celebrity-filled audience.

An initiative launched this year aims to demonstrate that London Fashion Week extends beyond the capital, but its impact remains uncertain.

Director Zach Cregger says he was unprepared for negative fan reaction to his Resident Evil video game adaptation, despite critical acclaim.

Sharon Horgan discusses her new comedy Youth, which explores sex and dating for middle-aged people, and reflects on seeing herself age on screen.

Rapper Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour following pro-Palestinian comments he made.

Queen's drummer Roger Taylor recalls the band developing their distinctive vocal harmonies while practising in a Cornish beach cave.

A seven-sided theatre built from tubular steel celebrates its 50th anniversary with a display of archived costumes from its history.

The GTA 6 soundtrack features new music from Fred Again, PinkPantheress and Travis Scott, though the digital release approach has divided fans.

Liz Hird, a designer, maker and teacher who worked to foster creativity in children and adults, has died of cancer aged 82.

Photographer Andrea Modica captured a blood-covered surgeon after an emergency horse operation, noting the subject's resemblance to medieval religious art.

Dutch sculptor Magali Reus creates large-scale versions of everyday disposable objects like sardine tins and fishing lures to explore consumption and waste.

Los Angeles celebrates director David Lynch's photography, a lesser-known passion that shaped the city alongside his influential surrealist films.

Swiss farmers traditionally move alpacas down from mountain pastures to valley barns each autumn in an event called the alpabzug.

Three California exhibitions showcase lesbian artists Monica Majoli, Millie Wilson and Susan Silton, addressing decades of erasure in the art world.

Berlin Art Week's opening features three photography exhibitions covering subjects from Chernobyl to migrating birds and a retrospective by Carrie Mae Weems.

Belgian surrealist Magritte created clever visual riddles satirising psychoanalysis and surrealism, occasionally painting rubbish to provoke his family.

Indian filmmaker Amar Kanwar has made lyrical films for over 40 years examining empire's end and sexual violence, focusing on overlooked aspects of traumatic histories.

Quentin Bell's charming ceramics and Olivia Sterling's unconventional paintings are displayed together, with Sterling's work critiquing race and gender.

US sculptor Liz Larner's works based on asteroid scans warn of societal collapse, though her first UK exhibition needed stronger impact.

French artist Sophie Calle has stalked subjects, impersonated hotel staff and filmed her mother dying; she expresses no regrets for these provocative acts.

Photographer William Meyers documented New York for 25 years, observing how small acts of civic participation sustain the nation.

Over 24,000 photographs entered the world's largest bird photography competition, with a northern gannet image winning the 2026 award.

Photojournalist Lorrie Graham's five-decade career, drawn from over 100,000 images created between 1975 and 2025, is now exhibited at the State Library of NSW.

Peter Howell, who died aged 85, was asked in his early 20s by Nikolaus Pevsner to join the Victorian Society's buildings committee.

The UK has 18 million hard-of-hearing people but lacks a dedicated Deaf community centre, prompting activist Amanprit Arnold to pursue building one.

Melbourne families have combined resources to redevelop single homes into multiple townhouses, a creative urban housing solution.

A reader questions whether location-tracking apps are beneficial.

International designers showcase wearable art annually at World of WearableArt festival in Wellington, New Zealand, blending art, design, fashion and theatre.

A Melbourne museum exhibition explores the cultural and ecological significance of eucalyptus trees in art.

Art heists capture public imagination but pose existential threats to museums, as demonstrated by this week's theft of two Renoirs.

Jewish heirs of Holocaust victims have sued Pasadena's Norton Simon Museum over 16th-century paintings stolen by Nazis during World War II.

Architect Ma Yansong designs buildings enveloped in nature that make bold statements.

Artist Adam Pendleton's upcoming exhibition at Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum challenges conventional expectations.

Composer Thea Musgrave, now 98, continues to learn while her 1977 opera opens at San Francisco Opera.

New York's El Museo del Barrio apologised for renting space to a 9/11 conspiracy theory event during the 25th anniversary commemorations.

Baritone Quinn Kelsey delivers a commanding performance in a postapocalyptic production of Verdi's Macbeth that opened the Met Opera season.

Multi-generational audiences bond at concerts by accordion-playing pop parodist Weird Al.

Founded by Pierre Boulez, Ensemble Intercontemporain has spent 50 years making challenging contemporary compositions sound accessible and expressive.

Taylor Swift will release a new project called 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore' featuring four previously unheard songs.

Actor Lili Reinhart reflects on fame, relationships and personal growth.

Max Wolf Friedlich's comedy critiques men's wellness culture and male-only spaces.

Bard College announced a centre dedicated to author Ralph Ellison, who taught there, after the Ellison Trust donated his rights.

Guitarist Cheetah Chrome, who played in pioneering 1970s punk bands Rocket From the Tombs and the Dead Boys, has died at 71.

Actress Hayden Panettiere was found surrounded by drugs and died from an accidental overdose last month after completing rehab, according to the coroner.

A curated collection featuring traffic music, virtual firewood and a lighter-than-expected item aims to brighten your day.

Former Disney chief Bob Chapek discusses his 2022 removal from the company in a new memoir, attributing blame to Bob Iger.

Critics select five off-Broadway productions including Molière in the Park's staging of Don Juan and other recent shows.

The Metropolitan Opera inaugurated its new season with a production of Verdi's Macbeth attended by prominent figures.

A 1980s black-and-white horror comedy film by Rufus Butler Seder screens for one week in restored digital format.

The latest episode of Ted Lasso features team difficulties, a dangerous scheme and a reconciliation between romantic partners.

A biology graduate student and a young professor participate in a staged relationship experiment to settle a dispute with her friend.

Readers seeking more whodunits after finishing Agatha Christie's catalogue can explore these mystery novels with complex plots.

New York Times journalists tested walking routes through the city that connect bookshops focusing on comics, drama, fantasy and romance.

Late-night host Seth Meyers joked that the president's recent event without media coverage was preferable to hearing his statements.

Dolly Parton's manager sought legal protection against her nephew and ex-security chief over allegations of threats and coercion.

Two authors on this year's Booker Prize shortlist could become only the second-time winners in the award's history.

A music playlist featuring artists including the White Stripes, Madonna and Beyoncé captures the back-to-school atmosphere.

Ella Langley's country ballad reaches number one on the Billboard chart for a 23rd week overall, surpassing Mariah Carey's previous record.

A descendant of Thomas Jefferson with African ancestry was interred at Monticello as new DNA evidence confirms Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings.

The Victoria and Albert Museum's exhibition of Schiaparelli's work highlights an early patron who broke social conventions through marriage to Indian royalty.

Actress Hayden Panettiere died accidentally last month at age 36 from an overdose involving fentanyl and other drugs.

A Frankfurt museum exhibition traces how artists have depicted Mary Magdalene differently across centuries, from sinner to saint.

German-born New York painter Florian Krewer presents new work exploring intermediate spaces in a solo exhibition at a Paris modern art museum.

São Paulo's Museum of Modern Art reopens this month with the 39th annual Panorama of Brazilian Art showcasing the nation's artists.

Gallerists discovered rare works by pioneering artists Marguerite and William Zorach, revealing their modern art collaboration at the Independent 20th Century.

This month's lesser-known streaming releases include period dramas, a buddy comedy and a fresh adaptation of a classic story.

Self-taught Bolivian painter Alejandro Mario Yllanes created politically charged works championed by Diego Rivera; their journey to major museums took 50 years.

Artist Mariko Mori explores existential and cosmic questions about life through her artwork.

The Deutsche Oper Berlin is staging Karlheinz Stockhausen's epic opera "Mittwoch aus Licht" as it enters a new season and era.

Late-night hosts responded after Trump barred CNN, MSNBC and Politico from White House press events, citing negative coverage.

Nearly three decades after Princess Diana's death, her brother Charles Spencer has written a memoir about her life, marriage and tabloid suffering.

The settlement allowing Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery to proceed has left few parties fully satisfied.

Reality TV star Taylor Frankie Paul announced her departure from "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" via social media, claiming castmate bullying.

Filmmaker Patricio Guzmán, renowned for documentaries about Chile's 1973 Pinochet coup and the authoritarian regime's legacy, died at 85.

The British Museum banned photography of the Bayeux Tapestry to improve visitor experience and manage queue times.

Writer-performer Sarah Jones explores America's diversity and social divisions through a multicharacter solo show in her Brooklyn theatre.

Opera Montana presented its first world premiere, adapting a beloved Montana story into operatic form.

A private collector's artwork, loaned to the Met, will be repatriated and become property of Nigeria through a novel collaboration.

Russian actress Chulpan Khamatova, who opposed the Ukraine war and moved to Latvia, stars in an absurdist dark comedy by Ionesco in New York.

Synth-pop duo Soft Cell released "Danceteria" nearly a year after member Dave Ball's death, revisiting 1980s downtown New York's energy.

Joseph Herscher's viral Rube Goldberg machines are now featured in a live show that incorporates choreographic complexity.

Peter Schlesinger's 19th-century Long Island home, shared with late husband Eric Boman, preserves qualities that transcend time.

In the 1960s, artist Stephen Antonakos developed an affection for neon and transformed his SoHo apartment into a vibrant neon environment.

Heavyweight boxer Moses Itauma may never lose again if he overcomes the humiliation of his IBF title defeat to Filip Hrgovic in August.

Martyn Jackson received a heart transplant in 2024 and less than two years later won the World Cup with England.

Barcelona will not sign Alvarez from Atletico Madrid, Liverpool will not sell Wirtz, and Chelsea are targeting an English midfield duo.

The Football Association has charged Cardiff City defender Krystian Bielik over an altercation with Portsmouth fans following the conclusion of a police investigation.

Readers are invited to select their best eleven players from the 2026 County Championship season.

England winger Bukayo Saka says the team still feel the emotional impact of their World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina.

Craig Bellamy describes Cristiano Ronaldo as "beyond a superstar" ahead of Wales facing Portugal in their opening Nations League A match.

Arsenal's Women's Champions League coverage included unscheduled elements such as a dog, a vegetable platter and a rotating floor on set.

Will Jacks achieved career-best 50-over figures shortly after undergoing emergency surgery while away on a weekend trip.

Columbus Crew sacked their reserve team coach who refused to release a female referee's hand and made a sexist remark.

British cyclists have a strong chance of success at the Road World Championships this weekend with emerging elite talent.

Manchester City recovered from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Bayern Munich in their opening Women's Champions League match.

England won their first one-day international against Sri Lanka by 89 runs, with strong performances from Will Jacks.

Czech Republic took a 1-0 lead over Great Britain in the Billie Jean King Cup after Marie Bouzkova defeated Sonay Kartal.

Will Jacks delivered a match-winning performance as England defeated Sri Lanka by 89 runs in their first one-day international.

Sachindu Colombage took three wickets including Joe Root and Jos Buttler in his debut one-day international for Sri Lanka.

Top clubs now monitor a large proportion of world talent through live scouting, data analysis and footage.

Great Britain's Chantelle Reid and Damar Thomas reached the European Boxing Championships finals after winning their semi-final matches.

Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli expressed feeling "positive nervousness" ahead of his first match in charge against Slovenia in the Nations League.

Dara O'Shea said the Republic of Ireland squad will discuss their approach to Sunday's fixture against Israel after Thursday's Kosovo match.

Jurgen Klopp prepares for his first game as Germany manager as he works to improve their recent fortunes.

Emma Raducanu is drawing motivation from Andre Agassi's 2009 autobiography as she works to return to the top of professional tennis.

A look at which Premier League teams are exceeding their expected goals metrics and which are underperforming them.

Matthew Stafford threw four touchdown passes as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the New York Giants 28-6.

Ja'Marr Chase made an exceptional catch for the Cincinnati Bengals in their win over the Houston Texans in this weekend's NFL highlights.

All goals scored during matchweek three of the Women's Super League 2026-27 season are shown.

Ryan Naderi's first-half goal gave Rangers a Scottish Premiership victory over rivals Celtic.

Liverpool are adjusting their tactics to get striker Alexander Isak more involved in matches.

Robbie Ure has progressed from failing to establish himself at Rangers to reaching Sevilla and is now set for his first Scotland cap.

Patrick Vieira and Herve Renard are among prominent new coaches as nations begin qualifying for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.

Isack Hadjar will continue as Max Verstappen's Red Bull team-mate in the 2027 Formula 1 season.

Wales scrum-half Seren Lockwood is unavailable for their second WXV Test against USA after not clearing a head injury assessment.

Sam Kerr and Martha Thomas return to the Scotland squad for their first time in nearly a year ahead of World Cup play-off matches against the Czech Republic.

England back row Marlie Packer credits defence coach Shaun Edwards' appointment to the Red Roses squad partly to his late mother Phyllis.

Thirteen-year-old swimmer Yu Zidi won the 400m individual medley to secure a third gold medal at the Asian Games.

Ayr and Stenhousemuir won their matches while Stranraer made progress in this weekend's Scottish Championship, League 1 and League 2 action.

Olivia Holdt scored three goals as Tottenham defeated 10-player Crystal Palace 7-0 in the second half.

Southampton CEO Phil Parsons emphasises the club's responsibility to support Will Salt, who was central to the spygate scandal.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick praises his team's resilience after they recovered from a goal down to draw with Fulham.

Match of the Day analyst Joe Hart describes Manchester City forward Rayan Cherki as a genius following his goal in City's 5-3 Premier League victory over Sunderland.

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert describes the consequences of spygate as a severe punishment for the club.

Great Britain secured a spot in the Davis Cup Finals by defeating Ecuador 3-0, with Patten and Skupski winning their doubles match 6-3 6-4.

Joe Hart discusses Lisandro Martinez's own goal in Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Fulham as uncomfortable viewing.

BBC Sport experts predict England's starting lineup for Euro 2028 ahead of Saturday's match against world champions Spain.

Lewis Koumas looks to build on his strong early-season form at Liverpool by performing well for Wales in the Nations League.

Great Britain lost to the Czech Republic in the Billie Jean King Cup quarter-finals after Kartal and Boulter both lost their singles matches.

Callum Connor receives a UFC contract despite losing a fight Dana White called one of the greatest ever contested.

Afghan cyclist Fariba Hashimi wins silver in the women's road race at the Asian Games after fleeing Taliban oppression to pursue sport.

Newcastle's new coach Dan McFarland is enthusiastic about their owners' support as he builds the team for the upcoming Premier League season.

Cameron Menzies wins his second tournament title of the year by defeating Gian van Veen in the Players Championship 29 final in Den Bosch.

Get the latest transfer news and gossip ahead of the new season.

Atletico Madrid beat Real Madrid in an intense derby to move above them into second place in La Liga.

JJ Spaun shoots 67 in the final round to win the PGA Championship, becoming the second American champion in three years.

England's 39-match winning streak ended with a 26-26 draw against Canada in WXV competition.

Arsenal scored a last-minute equaliser through Smilla Holmberg to prevent Manchester United securing their first win under new manager Eva Olid.

Matty Ashton's hat-trick helped Warrington Wolves defeat Hull Kingston Rovers in the Super League play-off eliminator, ending their reign as champions.

Danny Murphy praised Brighton's complete performance in their 3-0 victory over Arsenal, suggesting they will be challenging for Premier League teams.

Mikel Arteta said Arsenal fell far short of required standards in their 3-0 defeat to Brighton, their first Premier League loss.

James Hume will miss Ulster's United Rugby Championship season opener against Edinburgh due to a hamstring injury lasting several weeks.

Ade Adedoyin examines whether bare-knuckle boxing is becoming a mainstream sport.

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers reader questions about the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert awaits an FA hearing into misconduct charges as the club prepares for a verdict.

The Republic of Ireland's matches against Israel have become contentious due to fraught tensions between the nations.

London City Lionesses fielded no English players in their starting line-up against Manchester United, raising questions about homegrown talent in the WSL.

Lancashire are set to finish 2026 in the bottom two of Division Two, marking their lowest-ever County Championship finish.

Gary Neville criticised Manchester United's effort during a 15-minute period in their 1-1 draw at Fulham.

England's new Test coach Stephen Fleming discusses Bazball, Ben Stokes, team discipline and his coaching philosophy.

Lee Mack marks 20 years of his comedy show with cast interviews and behind-the-scenes material.

Israel's golden generation of footballers may help the nation recover hope following Hamas's attack four months after initial promise.

Recent high-profile endurance running victories by women raise questions about whether they are better suited to these events than men.

Arsenal targeted over 20 players in their bid to strengthen the squad after winning the Premier League title.

Harry Kane explains how he evolved into playing like a midfielder despite being Europe's highest goalscorer last season.

Saffron Cresswell was paralysed by a fall as an eventing prospect but is now competing at the canoe Worlds, eight months after first trying the sport.

BBC Sport visits LIV Golf's final event in its current format to examine what lies ahead for the breakaway circuit.

Elite athletes take various supplements in pursuit of marginal performance gains.

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This item is not sports news and falls outside The World News remit.

This item is not sports news and falls outside The World News remit.

This item is not sports news and falls outside The World News remit.

This item is not sports news and falls outside The World News remit.

This item is not sports news and falls outside The World News remit.

A report documents serious negligence and fiscal mismanagement at Head Start.

Republicans propose returning Medicaid and food stamp spending to pre-pandemic levels to reduce costs.

Voters believe climate-change advocates do not genuinely accept their own messaging.

Frederick Baker, born in 1920, died recently and was remembered for his even temperament, kindness and faith.

Trump's order against diversity initiatives represents a step toward refocusing higher education's purpose.

Economic conditions have improved from Davos to Main Street, though some uncertainties remain.

Oregon's government faces questions about whether it must notify residents of new taxes before imposing penalties.

A revival of the 1950s absurdist play at Pasadena Playhouse features strong performances despite a cynical worldview.

Australian director Rolf de Heer will lead the international competition jury at the Tokyo International Film Festival's 39th edition.

Season 8 of 'Game Changer' concluded with a 23-contestant finale spanning 90 minutes without Chili's sponsorship.

'Gremlins 3' has been moved from November 2027 to October 2028.

Barry Diller's People Inc. has withdrawn its proposed acquisition of MGM Resorts International.

An actor from the 1971 'Willy Wonka' film was moved by an AI recreation of Gene Wilder's voice.

Upcoming Halloween costumes will draw inspiration from recent pop culture, including hockey jerseys and elaborate accessories.

Roseanne Barr and Michael Fishman are in conflict over his comments regarding the 2018 'Roseanne' reboot's cancellation.

Jeff Garlin attributed difficult on-set behaviour during 'The Goldbergs' to undiagnosed bipolar disorder; a co-star disputed his account.

The United Kingdom received the most International Emmy nominations this year with 14 total.

Meta's new smart glasses remove cameras in response to privacy concerns and include collaborations with musicians.

Netflix's October 2026 releases include Zoe Kazan's 'East of Eden' adaptation and additional episodes of 'Nobody Wants This.'

Bruce Springsteen turned 77 and has released 21 studio albums, won 20 Grammys, and been recently portrayed by Jeremy Allen White.

A curated selection of fall jackets ranging from designer labels to everyday brands offers both style and practicality for the season.

Stella McCartney has joined The Climate Pledge Fashion Coalition, discussing how solving sustainability challenges requires intentional effort from the industry.

Celebrities including Rihanna, the Kardashians, and Taylor Lautner have chosen distinctive baby names, each with particular origins and meanings.

London offers various hotel options for visitors, including established luxury properties and newly opened establishments throughout the city.

Humanoid robots were featured at Vogue World: Milan's Tuesday event, according to creative director Juan Costa Paz, combining entertainment with an unsettling quality.

Princess Diana's 1984 State Opening of Parliament hairstyle generated controversy, as detailed in her brother Charles Spencer's memoir Swan Song.

Sienna Miller wore Erdem to a Manhattan screening of HBO's War, joining co-stars including Dominic West at the Perelman Performing Arts Center.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

Hunter Schafer wore a minimalist crop top and beaded skirt at Vogue World 2026: Milan, reflecting 1990s aesthetic trends.

Vogue World Milano connected historical fashion references and archival pieces with contemporary technology to showcase the evolution of craft.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

Top anti-aging serums contain ingredients such as retinol, peptides, and hyaluronic acid to address wrinkles and fine lines.

Vogue's shopping director tested and recommends various jean styles for petite women, including straight, wide-leg, and barrel cuts.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

Hyaluronic acid may be an effective ingredient for hair hydration alongside other moisturizing options like shea butter and argan oil.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

Archival runway pieces featured at Vogue World 2026: Milan were sourced from Italian catwalks and tracked to their original appearances.

The collection features spring 2027 ready-to-wear designs.

Several standout looks from New York Fashion Week's spring 2027 runway shows offer bridal styling inspiration.

MM6 Maison Margiela presents its spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Makeup artist Pat McGrath created an elaborate makeup vision for Vogue World 2026 in Milano.

Dermatologists and beauty experts recommend night creams from brands including Skinceuticals and L'Oréal for improved skin appearance.

Eight models wore white bridal-inspired outfits at Vogue World: Milano 2026, emerging as an unexpected trend at the event.

Jennifer Lopez demonstrated versatility in maximalist fashion during her time in Milan, from formal gowns to casual jeans.

Bluemercury and SkinCeuticals held an event in Chestnut Hill, MA where attendees received skin analyses and skincare guidance.

The Metropolitan Opera's opening night of Macbeth drew celebrities including Sigourney Weaver, Frances McDormand, and Katie Holmes.

Two RAF pilots ejected from a fighter jet that crashed near RAF Valley station, pausing further training operations.

Video footage examined by police shows anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas allegedly slashing a dinghy with a knife.

Geoff Kitchen died of cardiac arrest during a Singapore Airlines flight that encountered severe turbulence in 2024.

Catherine Walker, a police worker serving as legal guardian, was jailed following the death of a nine-year-old boy in her care.

Gary Anderson, wanted for over a week after absconding following his father's funeral, was arrested in the Republic of Ireland.

Admiral insurance plans to eliminate 500 UK jobs, representing approximately 5% of its workforce.

Lee Gannon's death at Royal Victoria Hospital in February 2022 was preventable, his brother says.

Fire chiefs report that inadequate water supplies from hydrants are hindering emergency response capabilities.

Nurse Sandie Peggie claims the Royal College of Nursing failed to properly support her after her suspension.

The birth of Duncan Wilder Thorstein Traill Suarez Ford marks the first baby born on North Ronaldsay in over thirty years.

Steven Sansom and Adam Watson pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder Urfan Sharif in a prison attack.

Scottish council leaders are considering plans for the most significant local government restructuring in three decades.

Two RAF pilots ejected safely from a jet that crashed in Anglesey, sustaining only minor injuries.

Three women describe complications they experienced after undergoing affordable eyelid surgery while travelling abroad.

Andy Burnham made his first UN speech as UK prime minister, warning about dangers from Russian disinformation.

A caramel wafer manufacturer's donation saved a Scottish village's lifeboat station a decade ago.

A report examines the 1977 murder of a Catholic solicitor and SDLP co-founder, investigated at his family's request.

Doctors report a rising number of patients experiencing problems after undergoing cheap eyelid surgery overseas.

The mother of a woman who died criticises a Canadian man who sold toxic chemicals online.

Students can improve sleep through evening walks and fresh bedsheets, according to sleep experts.

Fiona McGill suffered multiple serious injuries in a hit-and-run and continues to experience daily pain.

Mark Zuckerberg did not address privacy concerns about smart glasses during his Meta Connect keynote.

Meta is releasing a small handheld device called Muse Charm for interacting with its Muse AI assistant without glasses.

Meta announced VR Glasses priced at $1,299 featuring a lightweight design and a spring 2027 release date.

Meta Ray-Ban Gen 3 smart glasses cost from $249 and include spatial audio, multiple microphones, and new styles.

Zuckerberg unveiled camera-free audio glasses and a hearing aid feature alongside third-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses.

Meta presented its Muse AI assistant and mascot at Connect 2026, detailing retail partnerships and expansion plans.

Meta announced privacy features for Muse AI and smart glasses, including private data processing for translations.

A Senate hearing examined police oversight gaps, data security and rules around Flock Safety's camera network.

Meta's annual event is upcoming and viewers can watch Mark Zuckerberg's keynote live.

Meta's Muse AI agent can be used for obtaining flight refunds, shopping suggestions, recipes and other tasks.

Patreon's co-founder is joining OpenAI with two former executives to develop products for creators.

A Bluetti portable power station with 3,014Wh battery capacity is discounted $400 on Amazon.

Scramble Cloud offers 20TB of encrypted storage for a one-time payment of $349.95, with no recurring fees.

Nibble All-Around Knowledge App provides a five-year subscription for $10 annually to learn new topics during spare time.

Microsoft released updated Surface Laptop 13-inch and Surface Pro 12-inch models with Snapdragon X2 Plus chips starting at $1,149.99, available October 13.

A Massachusetts lesbian bar has become the subject of widespread internet fascination regarding its internal drama.

A Gallup-Microsoft survey found positive attitudes toward AI exceed negative ones in 34 of 37 countries, with the U.S. as an exception.

YouTube Music's Ask Music feature is receiving a major upgrade to answer questions about songs and artists.

Schools are increasingly neglecting to teach typing skills as debates over AI and screens in classrooms intensify.

YouTube announced new creator tools including an AI editing assistant and insight tools at its Made on YouTube event.

Netflix transformed Willy Wonka into a game show hosted by an AI recreation of Gene Wilder.

The Anker Solix S2000 power station is discounted 46% on Amazon as of September 23, available for one day only.

Nathan Fielder released a trailer for his documentary You Can See Everything featuring questions for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Samsung's 2026 55-inch M70H Series Mini LED 4K Smart TV, featuring Vision AI and 120Hz motion, is available for $299.99 at Amazon.

Taylor Swift announced four new songs, prompting typical internet reactions.

Daylight saving time ends this fall, requiring clocks to be set back one hour.

YouTube microdramas generated 6.5 billion views in six months, and the platform is developing features to make them easier to watch.

YouTube introduced Custom Feeds, allowing users to select the types of content they see on their homepage.

YouTube announced updates for livestream communities including Live Showdowns, Auto-Dubbing for Live, and Watch Witch on VOD.

Physical preorders for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake are discounted $10 at Amazon.

Stuff Your Kindle Day runs September 23-26 with over 100 free books available, including a free series from Indie Author Collective.

Amazon is offering a $600 discount on the 14-inch Apple M5 Max MacBook Pro with 18-core CPU, 32-core GPU, 36GB memory, and 2TB SSD.

Director Brad Bird's new film "Ray Gunn" combines science fiction and noir elements, featuring Sam Rockwell and Scarlett Johansson.

Amazon is offering a $30 discount on the DJI Power 1000 V2 portable power station during early October Prime Day.

Brad Bird and the "Ray Gunn" creative team explain their design approach for Metropia, a major city featured in the film.

Scarlett Johansson portrays Venus Nova, a pop star character in Brad Bird's "Ray Gunn," whose persona was carefully developed for the retro-futuristic film.

Multiple retailers are offering early Prime Day discounts on trading cards including Pokémon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece.

Amazon has reduced the price of Apple AirPods Pro 3 by $50 to $199 as part of early Prime Day sales.

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 processors, designed to power agentic AI and gaming performance on mobile devices.

The TCL 85-inch QM6K Mini LED QLED 4K TV reached a record-low price of $897.99 on Amazon as of September 23, representing an 18 percent discount.

Amazon is discounting the Apple iPad Pro M4 13-inch by $200 ahead of October Prime Day.

The Pokémon 30th Celebration Greninja ex box is available at Amazon with a savings of over $10.

Walmart is offering Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle preorders at $99.99, more than $23 below the standard market price.

The White House has established "Trump TV" following a press ban decision.

Philips Skylight ceiling panels use NatureConnect technology to simulate natural sunlight indoors and support circadian rhythms, with units available on Amazon.

Conan O'Brien appeared on "The Tonight Show" where his interview with Jimmy Fallon was characterised by chaotic moments.

Therabody released the Theragun Mini Y2K Collection with translucent designs inspired by 1999 iMacs, priced at $229.99.

The UEFA Nations League can be watched online for free from anywhere worldwide.

Jimmy Kimmel created a parody pharmaceutical advertisement mocking Trump's allies.

During a White House livestreamed ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Donald Trump's audio was inaudible due to the absence of a press pool.

Mashable's headphones expert has compiled eleven Prime Day deals on headphones and earbuds from brands including Beats, AirPods, and Sony ahead of October 6.

"Daily Show" host Desi Lydic criticized Donald Trump's continued efforts to rebrand artificial intelligence during his U.N. speech.

Services help users access blocked adult content and maintain anonymity while streaming.

iPad Air and iPad Pro models are already discounted ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day event.

Early October Prime Day sales offer savings on outdoor equipment, smart home devices, and various tools.

Coros unveiled the Pace 4 Pro sports watch, featuring a 1.47-inch AMOLED display, titanium bezel, and 60-hour GPS battery life at $449.

A factory printing error created rare 'Blood Mew' Pokémon cards, with resellers listing them online for six-figure prices.

Boox e-readers are customizable E Ink Android tablets with numerous settings users can adjust.

Top smartphones for 2026 include the latest flagship models from Apple, Samsung, and Google.

NASA's Artemis III mission faces a 90-day delay, potentially threatening the planned 2028 moon landing.

An AI masterclass teaching better tool usage is available for a limited-time price of $16.

Hints and answers for today's Hurdle word game are available.

A lifetime subscription to Drime Secure Cloud Storage provides 10TB of permanent storage without monthly fees.

A refurbished iPad 9th generation with A13 Bionic chip and Retina display is discounted to $209.99.

Julianne Moore becomes an Oscar contender in "The Debut," an outrageous theater farce directed by Jesse Eisenberg.

Apple's 2015 MacBook Pro was well-designed but the company later made unfavorable changes before reversing course.

AdultFriendFinder is an adult dating site where users can meet people and experience varying success rates.

Walmart is offering early fall discounts on technology, home goods, and toys to compete with Amazon's Prime Day.

Eight Sleep released the Pod 6 with a redesigned smaller Hub that fits under beds, more sensors, and lower starting price of $1,999.

Amazon is offering a $30 discount on the Alienware 27-inch gaming monitor.

The Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box is selling below market price at $89.99 on Amazon.

The LifeStraw water filter is discounted to $14.99, representing a 16% savings for a limited time.

Early Prime Day gaming monitor deals offer savings on 1440p displays, high-refresh esports screens, and curved monitors to address setup bottlenecks.

Connections: Sports Edition is a New York Times word game where players find common sports themes connecting different words.

Pips is a New York Times game bringing domino gameplay to computers, with hints available for players who need help.

Apple will pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with iPhone owners, who can now claim their share.

NYT Connections #1199 is trending; the article explains the meanings behind each clue in today's puzzle.

The article provides hints and answers to help players solve the NYT Strands puzzle.

The article offers the answer to Wordle #1921 from September 23, plus hints and tips for solving it.

Artist Morry Kolman created a GTA V mod adding 235 Flock cameras to Los Santos with rewards for destroying them.

Early October Prime Day laptop deals include discounts up to $900 on MacBooks and PCs from brands including Asus, MSI, and Alienware.

The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station is discounted to $499 on Amazon, offering 1070Wh capacity and 1500W output.

ShinyHunters claims it stole FBI employee and applicant data and seeks a warning retracted; the FBI is investigating with unverified scope.

Financial institutions are raising concerns that AI agents making purchases for users could increase fraud and scam risks.

GPT-6 Sol and Luna launched on Tuesday, reportedly with reduced error rates compared to previous versions.

Google-owned Waymo is partnering with transit agencies to offer riders rewards for using buses and trains.

X Numbers is a new X feature letting X Chat users share private codes so non-followers can message or call them regardless of inbox settings.

Silent Hill: Townfall is a polished first-person survival horror game praised for tension but weakened by thin storytelling and hollow characters.

Taylor Swift is teasing something on social media with clues provided in the article.

Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5.5, which matches Fable 5.1 performance on most tasks at 40 percent lower cost than Opus 5, with stronger safeguards.

The article highlights the best early Prime Day robot vacuum deals available at Amazon.

Acer's CEO predicts PC prices could decline in 2027, contrasting with other memory makers' less optimistic forecasts.

Sling TV is offering five months of its Season Pass for $199.99 as of September 16, providing access to over 30 sports networks including ESPN and NFL coverage.

A headphones expert reviews the newly released Beats 360 headphones, covering their price, launch date, and features.

Early October Prime Day sales include deals on Apple Watches, AirPods, MacBooks, and iPads.

Residents in a Texas community report excessive noise from low-flying Amazon delivery drones.

Meta's AI assistant Muse reportedly contains a zero-day vulnerability that could allow attackers to compromise Mac computers.

Microsoft has laid off over 250 Xbox employees and restructured studios, including changes to games like Halo.

Instructions for streaming The Great British Baking Show online for free in 2026 from anywhere globally.

Patrick O'Connell built the Inn at Little Washington into one of America's great restaurants and a rural business empire, raising questions about succession.

Eric Kim's black sesame cake recipe captures the spirit of songpyeon rice cakes traditionally eaten during Chuseok.

New York City's fall season brings anticipated restaurant openings that excite the publication's staff.

A Chicago chef presents Indian cuisine through a tasting menu at Indienne in Hudson Yards with mixed results.

Aga's, an Indian-Pakistani restaurant in Houston, generates more Uber Eats deliveries than any other single-location business worldwide.

Maine chef Devin Finigan of Aragosta prepares a chicken dinner on her nights off, sometimes involving her daughters.

Restaurant owners are implementing theft deterrents and capture methods as diners become bolder about stealing.

David Tanis offers vegetarian dinner recipes to prepare before summer concludes.

David George Gordon, who advocated for insects as food through his cookbook and cooking demonstrations featuring tarantulas and crickets, has died at seventy-six.

Little Mountain restaurant in Montecito, California demonstrates precision and simplicity in cooking with underlying creative boldness.

Prosperous diversified wine shops thrive while small independent ones struggle, with mid-sized operations working harder than ever.

Carnegie Deli will reopen at the former Stage Deli location; other restaurant news includes Amphora's wine-forward approach and Ferg's Alabama focus.

Quick recipes for fish and seafood include maple miso sheet-pan salmon, mussels with white beans, and coconut curry rice with cod.

A new Williamsburg restaurant from the Llama Inn team serves sophisticated South American-influenced dishes.

Black beans and sharp Cheddar transform loaded baked sweet potatoes into a satisfying dish.

This Southern Italian pasta dish features egg yolk, hot sauce and fish sauce for a creamy, complex flavour.

Five quick recipes deliver substantial results, including coconut saag and garlicky za'atar chicken.

Tomatoes can be roasted slowly with olive oil and herbs or quickly with cumin and paprika for different effects.

Earl Grey, chamomile and salabat teas add citrusy and floral notes to cakes and cookies.

Some of the week's most popular recipes are highlighted, including one for steak.

Three dining establishments successfully converted to brick-and-mortar locations.

Seared chicken paired with figs and olives makes for a special yet weeknight-friendly dinner.

Children as young as 13 are developing ketamine-related bladder damage, according to doctors at an NHS clinic.

Martha's Rule, named after a 13-year-old girl whose family's care concerns went unheeded before her death, is now in place at all A&E departments in England.

The bacteria behind a Kent meningitis outbreak acquired new genetic material, making it more severe.

Experts offer skincare advice for teenagers, from treating spots to maintaining adequate sleep.

Young mental health ambassadors are calling for increased mental health support services.

A leading review official says being young is considerably more difficult now than in previous generations, as mental distress among young people rises.

A couple is testing dementia care technology including sensors in socks, their bed and around their home.

The UK government is urging people to stock canned goods as extreme weather changes shopping needs.

A juror who disagreed with acquitting Lindsay Clancy speaks publicly for the first time, saying he believed she deliberately killed her children.

A report shows older LGBTQ+ people experience more social isolation than their heterosexual counterparts.

Sleeping beside a snorer can negatively affect your health, according to experts.

Researchers say menstrual cycles vary greatly between individuals, making general social media advice about syncing workouts to cycles difficult to follow.

Practices intended to improve sleep quality may be counterproductive and actually worsen sleep.

The BBC's Annabel Rackham offers guidance on emergency foods to stockpile, based on government advice concerning potential food supply disruptions.

University students in England can receive a free NHS meningitis B vaccine following the UK's largest and fastest growing meningitis B outbreak in Kent this year.

Some people carry meningitis bacteria in their nose or throat without becoming ill but can transmit it to others.

When using an oven is impractical and salads become monotonous, certain foods and drinks can help the body cope during heat.

Hot weather in summer affects everyone, though some individuals face greater risk of serious health consequences.

An event in Hull will feature a MenoVest device allowing people to experience hot flushes, a symptom of menopause.

Martine Barons, 65, has won three world weightlifting titles after taking up the sport in 2024.

Sara Kahsai discovered at age 29 that she had undergone female genital mutilation as a baby, later receiving an apology from her mother.

Eligible women will be able to order free self-testing cervical screening kits online through the NHS app.

Laugh, Move & Groove, nominated for the Make a Difference Awards, offers seated exercise sessions throughout Jersey.

The Health Improvement Commission has created an alcohol consumption scorecard to help people understand their drinking levels.

September offers an opportunity to establish new routines and habits that can be sustained long-term.

Free wellbeing walks, ranging from 10 to 90 minutes and suitable for all abilities, help keep people active.

Administration and medical check costs for the vaccine damage scheme have exceeded £83m, more than double the amount paid to victims.

The Covid inquiry report examines government failings in planning and purchasing protective equipment like gloves and gowns, which cost taxpayers billions.

The latest Covid inquiry report finds the UK wasted £10bn on PPE, leaving NHS staff unable to adequately protect themselves and patients from infection.

The UK has begun trials of an Ebola vaccine developed in eight weeks, approved by the medicines regulator for testing on healthy adults.

Cambridge scientists have tested a vaccine designed by artificial intelligence for the first time.

Doctors in the British Medical Association are disputing with Manx Care over pay reductions since 2008 and have voted to strike.

Resident doctors are striking over pay, though emergency services will continue and the BMA said patient safety remains a priority despite cancellations of operations and appointments.

Consultant and specialist doctors are on strike while full emergency cover stays in place and patients are advised to attend scheduled appointments as normal.

Resident doctors have paused their strike action to consider a new pay proposal from the government, leaving accident and emergency services open.

Resident doctors have cancelled a planned strike after receiving a new pay offer from the government that was due to begin Monday morning.

A student suffered organ failure and nearly died from accidentally taking too much paracetamol, distressing their parents who are sharing their experience.

Over 20 young people contracted meningitis in an outbreak linked to a Canterbury nightclub in March.

Two sisters with a life-limiting neurological condition are bringing their case to Parliament to challenge the NHS.

At least six hospitals have agreed with the Trump administration to pay fines and cease providing gender-transition treatments to minors.

Vice President JD Vance announced that removing 750,000 people from Obamacare insurance markets would save the government $2.2 billion, citing fraud concerns.

Scientists are developing imaging techniques and blood tests that could eventually allow doctors to diagnose a particular brain disease in living patients.

Federal officials are drafting an executive order to place research grants under review by an outside panel to redirect billions in spending.

Britain's largest hospitals struggled during recent heat waves, and experts warn the country must urgently prepare its healthcare facilities for hotter summers.

President Trump announced that all states have agreed to join an effort to align Medicaid medicine prices with those in other wealthy nations.

The health secretary spoke at a conference that featured vaccine misinformation, including false claims about polio vaccine effectiveness.

A rare gene found mainly in Southern Appalachia significantly increases lung cancer risk in people who have never smoked.

Fiji has declared a national emergency as HIV cases surge, driven partly by rising drug use, affecting one in 60 adults.

President Trump has reversed his plan to create a commission with veto power over federal research awards after congressional opposition.

The health secretary received $4 million in book advances from a publisher monetising his health agenda, and consulting fees were paid to his wife.

Federal officials are proposing to end weekly respiratory infection tracking requirements at nursing homes, which lost thousands of elderly residents during the pandemic.

The Centers for Disease Control found suicide deaths declined slightly in 2024, though a consistent downward trend has remained difficult to establish.

Ohio's Democratic gubernatorial candidate supports restricting fracking wastewater disposal near an affected town and wants an investigation into the associated dangers.

Researchers identified VIPR, a gene-editing system from viruses that is billions of years old, potentially predates CRISPR, and may prove more effective.

Harold Freeman, who created a hospital program helping poor Black patients navigate cancer treatment bureaucracy, died at 93.

The Trump administration is deploying artificial intelligence agents that provide therapy and prescribe medication in federal health projects, sparking safety and investor influence concerns.

Vermont health commissioner Anthony Robbins, who pioneered models for providing food and dental care to the poor and directed the first national vaccine program, died at 85.

Cardiologists are puzzled why a heart attack prevention drug that showed promise in development proved completely ineffective in practice.

Broccoli sprout recalls in four states linked to salmonella resulted in two hospitalizations and no deaths.

Prince Harry, through his Travalyst foundation, urges the travel industry to prioritize destination and community welfare alongside business success.

Travel companies must consider whether their technology advantages can be replicated by competitors if technology becomes widely available.

Travel brands need to assess whether their organization structure allows artificial intelligence agents to manage full customer relationships.

Travel companies controlling their own inventory face a choice: permit artificial intelligence agents to book services or maintain direct customer channels.

TUI removed worst-case scenario projections but expects 2026 earnings to fall below 2025 levels even at the highest guidance range.

Expedia is pursuing a position within emerging artificial intelligence travel agents while betting on a fragmented market with multiple entry points.

Wyndham's loyalty program is rapidly attracting younger members, now comprising nearly ten percent, prompting the chain to add concert experiences and backstage access.

Travel brands have succeeded at converting customers to bookings but struggle to address post-purchase hesitation.

Booking Holdings navigates pressure from artificial intelligence competitors, Airbnb competition, and antitrust concerns while managing five artificial intelligence initiatives simultaneously.

Hilton's CEO expects owners will achieve significant margin improvements after an unusual decade of performance.

Private train cars remain sought after despite the era of private jets, appealing to rail enthusiasts who own or rent sleeper cars.

Several five-star hotels offer luxury experiences to non-guests at reduced costs through bookable activities and amenities.

Qantas will begin 18-hour flights from New York to Sydney in 2028, following the launch of its 22-hour Sydney-to-London service.

Shared travel can strain relationships over money; experts offer strategies for discussing finances transparently with fellow travelers.

Buenos Aires's historic bars and cafes reflect the city's cultural heritage and provide an authentic local experience.

Airport expansions in Venice, Barcelona and Mallorca may counteract local efforts to reduce overtourism in these destinations.

Toronto's diverse neighborhoods, markets and dining experiences offer varied culinary attractions.

National park maintenance has been delayed across the country as resources are redirected to presidential projects in Washington.

The newspaper invites readers to submit questions about planning year-end trips.

Five mostly abandoned wilderness sites offer visitors a chance to experience solitude and imagine historical boom-era life.

Travel experts recommend crafting detailed prompts rather than generic questions to get better AI-generated travel suggestions.

A writer hikes the Kungsleden Trail in Swedish Lapland alongside reindeer, encountering scenic landscapes and shared experiences.

A California cycling route connects redwood forests, isolated beaches, scenic towns and the restored Klamath River.

Amazon has paused operations with 21 Air, the cargo airline whose Boeing 767 crashed in Miami.

London offers year-round swimming spots where visitors can experience the city's ordinary moments.

A board unanimously approved renaming Nashville's airport after country music star and philanthropist Dolly Parton.

Normandy offers fall cycling through French countryside featuring beaches, cideries and historic sites suitable for all skill levels.

First-time cold plungers can benefit physically and mentally from brief immersion in frigid water with proper preparation.

TSA may soon permit PreCheck passengers to carry water bottles through airport security checkpoints, modifying a two-decade-old rule.

Sandy Liang releases her first book, marking a creative evolution in her decade-long fashion brand.

A K-beauty brand has improved the writer's skin and attracted multiple friends and colleagues to use it.

Taylor Swift comments on millennial makeup trends with her new single announcement.

A scholar reflects on her friendship with activist Gloria Steinem following the release of Steinem's memoir, highlighting feminism's collaborative nature.

Fashion brand Jenni Kayne is offering a sale featuring cashmere sweaters, boots, and other items.

The J.Crew Barn Jacket celebrates its 40th anniversary with over 100 style influencers demonstrating its lasting appeal.

Actress Margaret Qualley stars alongside Gabriel Basso, Aaron Pierre, and Patrick Schwarzenegger in Rachel Morrison's second feature film, exploring themes of loss and romance.

Actress Julianne Moore demonstrates a rare talent for bringing complete authenticity and depth to every role she takes on.

Designer Maria Grazia Chiuri has returned to Fendi, where her career began, in Rome, her birthplace, to present a new vision for fashion.

A rising London designer presented a debutante ball collection for Fashion Week featuring pieces that combine leather, lace, organza, and crochet.

Makeup artist Pat McGrath has collaborated with Pandora to create a jewelry collection.

Experts explain how to achieve Nicole Kidman's cherry blossom nail design, a minimal manicure trend for fall.

Seven shoe styles define fall fashion, including two-tone pumps, reptilian finishes, and satin heels.

Ferragamo's Cara bag has become a popular accessory carried by celebrities.

Miuccia Prada reimagined her signature uniform through skirts for her spring 2027 collection.

A writer evaluates whether the viral Omnilux LED face mask justifies its popularity and cost.

A breakdown of the most stylish outfits from London Fashion Week and shopping guides for each look.

Author R.F. Kuang returns with a novel examining language and family history through humorous and melancholic storytelling.

Creative director Daniel Lee collaborated with designer Celia Birtwell at Burberry to develop a new vision for the brand's aesthetic.

A reviewer assesses whether the viral Medicube Age-R Booster Pro skincare device warrants its popularity after it replaced eight other devices in her routine.

Musicians including Cher, Charli XCX, Dolly Parton, Tupac, and Whitney Houston have delivered memorable film performances.

Notable films from TIFF 2026 include a Michelle Yeoh thriller and a Mahershala Ali action movie that emerged as festival standouts.

Céline Dion showcases the drop bun as a chic, low-maintenance hairstyle option for women over 50.

A writer tested a viral Korean skincare brand's glass-skin claims over one month.

A derm-founded skincare brand has become popular on TikTok.

Seán McGirr's debut as McQueen's creative director combines Savile Row tailoring with rave culture.

Christopher Kane has become the new creative director of Mulberry.

Mellody Hobson discusses the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, which she built with her husband George Lucas.

Brown denim is a must-have color for fall.

Robert Eggers is adapting Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

The Testaments will have a second season.

Longevity skincare is among the fall skincare trends.

Julianne Moore is married to Bart Freundlich.

Hilary Duff is touring globally with her album The Lucky Me Tour.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry appear comfortable in new U.K. photos shared by a friend.

CurrentBody's LED devices target various skin and hair goals.

Swarovski's new collection encourages wearing sparkly everyday jewelry.

Trench coats can be styled in multiple chic ways for fall.

Korean hair care experts emphasize a scalp-first approach.

Four beauty brands recently launched the same sliced eye patch product.

Hudson Williams is in a relationship with Katelyn Larson.

Four essential bags will work well throughout the fall season.

Rina Sawayama is releasing new music and serves as global ambassador for Haku.

Nathan Fielder has made a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes titled You Can See Everything.

Bella Hadid owns four pairs of ballet sneakers from a brand available on Amazon, all priced under $160.

Vintage sterling silver has become a sought-after alternative to vintage gold.

Taylor Swift has shared details about The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore.

Maria Grazia Chiuri's Fendi Spring 2027 collection emphasizes body-conscious designs with mobility.

Ryan Murphy's true-crime series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story features actors portraying real-life figures.

A collection of autumn nail designs is available, with product recommendations included.

Jazz has entered the mainstream, with increased club attendance, runway fashion, and mainstream popularity.

Key fashion developments and announcements are highlighted for September.

Estée Lauder Companies is donating $15 million to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Director Douglas Keeve discusses significant moments from the restored fashion documentary Unzipped.

A daily horoscope is provided for Pisces, covering February 19 to March 20.

Anne Hathaway coordinates a cherry cocoa manicure with her outfit, offering five recreations.

Collagen face masks are tested for their claimed ability to create glass skin.

Lizzie Borden was never convicted in a shocking 1892 case that later inspired Netflix's Monster.

The Fraser family tree spans multiple generations across Outlander and Blood of My Blood.

Singer Gracie Abrams became Chanel's new Coco Mademoiselle face and hosted a Paris celebration.

All's Fair returns for a second season.

An adaptation of Ali Hazelwood's The Love Hypothesis is in development.

Taylor Swift has revealed information about her new single Patient Zero.

Taylor Swift announced a new single called 'Patient Zero' at the conclusion of her 2 p.m. countdown.

Ten Latin fashion brands are bringing their heritage and craftsmanship to audiences worldwide.

Four essential shoe styles form the foundation of a practical fall wardrobe.

A bomber jacket is a versatile investment that offers good value over time through frequent wear.

Spring/summer 2027 London Fashion Week runways featured indie sleaze, sheer lingerie, and track jackets as dominant evening wear trends.

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet had a rare wedding date in Saint-Tropez.

Author John Green answered ELLE's literary survey questions for the Shelf Life feature.

Experts offer guidance on maintaining healthy curls while getting a silk press.

Miuccia Prada showcased maximalist skirts, her preferred garment, as a defining element of the new season.

Multiple fashion brands released standout fall/winter 2026 advertising campaigns.

Experts explain how different types of milk may influence skin health.

Singer Sombr discussed vintage shopping, his ideal date, and upcoming musical projects.

Teyana Taylor appears in Calvin Klein's latest campaign, discussing fulfilling a longtime ambition and dressing independently.

As Sombr prepares for a world tour and new music release, he navigates increasingly intense emotions.

Archaeologists found that an underground city in Türkiye is larger and more advanced than previously believed.

Six clothing rack options help organize closet space, ranging from colorful designs to minimal chrome fixtures and industrial bars.

Golden Age actress Bette Davis lived in numerous homes across the country, claiming to have occupied at least 75 dwellings throughout her life.

Fashion designer Brian Atwood created his Manhattan duplex above the High Line with his husband Jake Deutsch, featuring marble stairs and a gallery-like closet.

Vanessa and Nick Lachey listed their Los Angeles home for $8.2 million after previously selling and repurchasing it from Naomi Osaka.

Architects Michael K. Chen and Elizabeth Graziolo discuss the design concepts shaping contemporary home renovations.

A photographer and editors from AD magazine explain how to successfully pitch projects to the publication and others.

Interior designer Kelly Wearstler, an AD100 Hall of Fame member, discusses her approach to building a creative career.

Prada has opened a combined retail store and museum in Milan more than a century after its original location debuted in the same shopping complex.

Football player Travis Kelce purchased a century-old mansion in Ohio with significant historical background and notable interior design features.

Maximalist designer Corey Damen Jenkins, an AD100 honoree, explains his philosophy on using color in homes and persuading clients to embrace it.

Jean Royère's Liane light fixtures from the 1950s, inspired by climbing plants, have become increasingly sought after by designers.

AD100 designer Heidi Caillier shares strategies for maintaining variety in her work, managing a distributed team, and offering clients limited options.

Industry professionals gathered at AD's New York headquarters for the inaugural AD PRO Design Dialogues summit focused on inspiration and community.

Designer Jesse Parris-Lamb created an upstate New York cabin featuring reading nooks around a large fireplace for an avid reading family.

A curated selection of television stands and media consoles that combine durability with attractive design.

Seventeen lesser-known villages worldwide offer visitors remote locations with distinctive character and peaceful settings.

Architect Stan Dixon and designer Sean Anderson collaborated with Ryan Hughes to renovate his 1930s Atlanta bungalow.

Rock Hudson's longtime Los Angeles estate, purchased as part of his Universal contract renewal, served as the Golden Age actor's residence.

A Northern California home showcases vintage technology, custom furniture, and works by artist Robert Rauschenberg overlooking San Francisco Bay.

A collection of eleven Edinburgh Airbnbs featuring cottages and historic lofts with period-appropriate aesthetics.

Fashion brand Collina Strada partnered with Swedish design company Layered to launch sofas and rugs with playful plaid and floral patterns.

A guide to furniture bargains available during Amazon's autumn Prime Day sale event.

Documentarian John Wilson discusses applying his distinctive filmmaking approach to examining concrete architecture in his latest work.

A journalist spent a night at Lizzie Borden's former Massachusetts home, now operated as a bed and breakfast.

Seven soap dispensers that serve as decorative bathroom accessories, including a beaded glass option from Maison Balzac.

An actor from Pretty Little Liars incorporates vibrant patterns and unconventional combinations into her Los Angeles residence.

The Pretty Little Liars actor filled her Los Angeles home with saturated colors and distinctive character, creating a space her designer describes as witchy in nature.

Photographs document the former mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea enjoying his coastal residence over several decades.

A beach house in Laguna Beach that a late actor renovated according to her personal aesthetic is being offered for sale at $10.3 million.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has established a $10 million fund to address significant preservation threats.

Bentley has unveiled its first fully electric vehicle, designed to reflect the company's heritage in a contemporary manner.

An Alaska-based artist placed a metal sculpture resembling stretched animal hide at the St Louis Gateway Arch to contest narratives surrounding westward expansion.

Cardiff University students created a nuclear education centre within the historic landscape of Stowe in the UK.

A Mexican lighting designer renovated his studio in a 1920s Mexico City building with a local interiors firm to display his lighting work.

The Nyla executive chair by furniture brand Omidi features carefully finished leather upholstery.

A Scottish architecture studio expanded a Georgian townhouse in Edinburgh with a red brick extension that contrasts its existing pale stone exterior.

Dezeen announced the design shortlist for the 2026 Dezeen Awards, featuring projects from various designers and brands.

Italian brand Tubes and designer Elisa Ossino created the Grid radiator, an electric heating design inspired by workshop tool boards.

A commentator argues that cities have eliminated gathering spaces for young people, creating conditions for large group assemblies.

A Berlin design firm created a cassette listening booth containing salvaged car seats and over 140 cassette tapes inside a department store.

Apple opened a 600-seat music venue at Battersea Power Station in London alongside its offices.

Furniture brand Karimoku opened an exhibition at its Tokyo showroom styled to resemble a traditional Japanese inn.

A chair inspired by rural Australian agricultural construction is among thirteen new products featured on Dezeen Showroom.

A photographer documented architectural installations at the 2026 Burning Man festival in Nevada, including unconventional structures.

Researchers at Parsons School of Design released a study identifying harmful substances in American manufactured homes.

Dezeen Showroom's summer 2026 newsletter features a modular kitchen made from oak wood.

Tato Architects completed a Japanese home with charred timber cladding on the exterior and warm plywood-lined interiors.

Dezeen has unveiled 112 shortlisted interior design projects for its 2026 awards, including work by Isern Serra, Snøhetta and YSG.

A London designer's mock apartment displayed at Aram shop showcases objects created with limited money, materials and equipment.

GenCork's CorkVector Panel combines sustainable cork with algorithmic design patterns to create insulating surfaces.

Grimshaw designed three Auckland City Rail Link stations guided by Māori cultural values to connect buildings to their surroundings.

I IN created Andersson Bell's Tokyo flagship store using existing architecture with glossy, reflective surfaces and warm colours.

Designer Billy Easter released a silicone table lamp that changes colour by inserting different translucent slabs into its cubic form.

MOS Architects built an egg-shaped pavilion at Art Omi in Upstate New York covered with aluminium shingles.

New York City plans to move Rikers Island inmates to four newly built jails across Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx.

RX Architects added a timber-clad extension to a previously completed Sussex home designed to blend with the existing structure.

University of the Arts London transformed a guest apartment into a colourful student design showcase for eating, sleeping and bathing.

Dezeen announced its 2026 architecture shortlist featuring buildings by Dorte Mandrup, Farshid Moussavi Architects and Herzog & de Meuron.

Trump's planned 250-foot Washington DC triumphal arch will become a military complex for drone launches, designed by Harrison Design.

Homme Plissé Issey Miyake created a capsule collection for Tate Modern inspired by Henri Matisse's artwork The Snail.

VitrA Tiles' Geocode collection features wall and floor tiles celebrating the natural beauty of stones found worldwide.

Lazy marketing claims about neurodivergent design inclusivity are becoming too frequent, writes design commentator Ellie Foster.

The Oslo Architecture Triennale showcased projects using reclaimed natural materials and local resources, including innovative wool tiles.

Isabel Gibson and Helen Chesner filled The Conran Shop with colourful kinetic models exploring movement for their London Design Festival exhibition.

Car brand Bugatti announced a 60-storey Miami River skyscraper as its first US branded residence, designed by Brandon Haw Architecture.

A multi-generational home in Bengaluru by Cadence Architects includes cosy nooks and a study designed to encourage reading.

A roundup of buildings from Southeast and South Asia showcases bamboo construction, including structures with bamboo-clad parasols and three-storey bamboo trusses.

Danish design brand Fritz Hansen and audio specialist Technics have converted the company's Farringdon showroom into Bauhaus-inspired domestic listening spaces for London Design Festival.

Ukrainian designer Victoria Yakusha created a sculptural, monochromatic interior for a jewellery brand's flagship boutique in New York City.

London architecture studio IF_DO transformed a neglected Hastings building into Eagle House community centre, marked by a green-concrete frontage.

A roundup features houses with green roofs, some designed to blend into natural landscapes and others providing elevated garden space for residents.

This week's coverage of London Design Festival included a pavilion topped with police shields, built on The Strand in central London.

New York creative agency Basura and musician Big Data created a stuffed toy resembling a data centre that emits a recording when squeezed.

Cardiff University architecture students designed a housing project for domestic violence victims featuring courtyards, winter gardens and a nursery.

Five New York artists created Lifeline, a tote bag that converts into a self-inflating life jacket to raise awareness about a social issue.

House in Las Rozas, a Madrid home by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, features a sculptural cluster of cylindrical volumes.

Chinese designer Bin Wu unveiled the Pavilion of Time at Domaine National du Palais-Royal, featuring timber screens topped by a circular mirror.

Ten designers reinterpreted the hanging basket for a London Design Festival exhibition curated by design gallery Slancha, using materials from laser-cut steel to melted polystyrene.

Finnish company Khoy's sofa bed transforms from a seat into a bed by unzipping, avoiding conventional over-engineered mechanisms.

Anticipated restaurant openings for fall 2026 include an Afro-Caribbean brasserie in New York and a permanent location for Levantine-inspired pizzas in Washington DC.

A matcha powder selection identified the best option after testing a dozen varieties.

Karak chai is made with strong black tea, cardamom, cinnamon and evaporated milk.

Two pounds of metal keep a kitchen sink safe and prevent contents from becoming unhygienic.

Grilled chicken thighs with pearl couscous feature a 15-minute marinade and cook quickly for weeknight meals.

A taste test of seven popular boxed stuffing mixes identified three top options from brands including Stove Top, Pepperidge Farm and Trader Joe's.

Etiquette experts discuss whether bringing an iced coffee to a job interview is appropriate, a question that has gained attention online.

A range of personal blenders were tested by making smoothies and pesto to determine which performs best for individual use.

A selection of Trader Joe's snacks, including peanut butter pretzels and elote chips, are recommended for shopping carts.

A turkey prepared using dry-brining and glazing produces juicy meat and crispy skin for Thanksgiving.

This chickpea curry dish using canned beans is quick to prepare, with leftovers improving in flavor the following day.

Libby's brand canned pumpkin is superior to homemade pumpkin purée.

A savory Dutch baby pancake that prepares quickly is suitable for any meal of the day.

A large amount of kale cooks down when combined with garlic in spaghetti for a satisfying pasta dish.

Industry experts explain why nonalcoholic cocktails command premium prices despite lacking alcohol.

Featured taco recipes include crispy smashed pork and honey-chipotle shrimp variations.

Butternut squash recipes featured include a maple-bacon chopped salad and a canned butternut squash risotto.

Korean rice cakes develop crispy edges before simmering in a spicy, savory-sweet gochujang sauce.

Collard greens are seasoned with bacon, cider vinegar, and sugar for a savory and sweet-tangy flavor.

Japanese rice balls are filled with three savory options using a simple technique and no special equipment.

This lasagna made with cottage cheese appeals to both cottage cheese lovers and those who dislike it.

Buttery, fluffy Parker House rolls are golden brown with a signature folded shape.

Early Prime Day fall deals offer discounts up to $112 from brands including Dyson, Cosori, and Shun.

A roundup of news includes Chipotle's new business partnership and reports of a blueberry-related scam.

Recently created recipes include soy-marinated eggs and stuffed sweet potatoes alongside chocolate chip cookies.

Popular recipes saved this week on Bon Appétit include sheet-pan chicken souvlaki and a three-ingredient pumpkin soup.

HexClad cookware faces the same drawbacks as other nonstick pans despite its popularity.

Store-bought gnocchi can be transformed into dinner dishes including caprese salad and gnocchi-leek soup.

This citrusy loaf cake features poppy seeds for added crunch.

The guide recommends whiskey glasses for different serving preferences.

Spanish island destinations range from Ibiza to El Hierro, with editor recommendations for accommodation.

A selection of weekender bags have been tested and rated.

Literary-themed hotels around the world cater to book enthusiasts.

A Solgaard discount code offers 10% off orders, with additional deals on luggage and backpacks.

Vrbo coupon codes provide up to 30% off vacation rental stays this fall.

The Booker Prize shortlist features novels set in various locations worldwide, according to committee chair Mary Beard.

Belitung, an Indonesian island with granite formations and endangered wildlife, is now a UNESCO Geopark.

Porto Airbnbs offer proximity to wine bars and views of the Douro River.

REI promo codes provide up to 15% off outdoor gear and equipment.

Paul Theroux's new travelogue explores Newfoundland and Canadian heritage in his latest book.

Cozy Earth coupons offer savings of 30% on bamboo sheets and apparel.

A historic Halifax Airbnb impressed a friend group with its proximity to local attractions.

Canon coupon codes offer savings up to $1,000 on photography equipment for travelers.

Northeast flights resumed after an FAA outage, though delays may persist.

Twenty checked luggage options have been tested for durability, weight, and design.

Hotels.com promo codes offer up to 30% savings on accommodations this fall.

Béis made improvements to its Weekender bag based on customer feedback and tested how it performs during travel.

Key players, destinations, and initiatives are shaping the travel industry's direction in 2026.

Circadian technology company Timeshifter helps travelers and NASA astronauts adjust to new time zones.

Conservation projects are converting former fishermen and poachers into environmental protectors, according to Project Hiu's founder.

Chattanooga, Tennessee, once America's most polluted city, has become the first national park city through decades of transformation.

A new partnership uses photography to address conservation challenges affecting the North and South Poles.

Skincare specialists offer guidance for maximizing K-beauty treatments during a trip to South Korea's booming beauty tourism sector.

Wine hotels worldwide combine local wine tastings and lodging with immersion in regional winemaking culture and traditions.

Top-ranked pizzerias exist across global cities including New York, Tokyo, and São Paulo.

A writer visited Ashford Castle in Ireland to learn blacksmithing from an expert and details how others can book the experience.

The George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles celebrates art created by and for everyday people.

American Airlines's network planning head explains the decision-making process for adding new flight routes.

Soft-sided luggage offers practical benefits for travelers who tend to overpack.

Editors tested hard-shell luggage options suitable for both carry-on and checked baggage across various destinations.

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Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey star in a lightly fictionalised comedy about their real-life friendship and the possibility they share parents.

Ella Langley's song Choosin' Texas has spent 23 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, surpassing Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas.

Netflix's children's show Sealook has become unexpectedly popular with pets, with videos showing cats and dogs responding to its characters.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Levinson's docuseries Bucks County, USA examines the political divisions in one American town.

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jonathan Kaufman's book When America Roared looks back at the 1980s decade of excess to explore America's present condition.

South Carolina medical examiner confirms Hayden Panettiere died from a fentanyl overdose, with no signs of trauma and the death ruled accidental.

Miranda Richardson, known for roles including Ruth Ellis and Rita Skeeter, is inviting questions from readers.

Comedian Nimesh Patel, discovered by Chris Rock and a Saturday Night Live alumnus, addresses religion, Palestine and politics in his new Netflix special Buy the Dip.

Items from Brigitte Bardot's personal collection including dog collars and guitars sold for nearly one million euros at a Paris auction, benefiting her animal welfare foundation.

In his memoir Swan Song, Prince Charles Spencer reflects on his relationship with his sister Princess Diana amid personal grievances.

Brad Pitt and his dog Odin survive together in remote Alaska in the wilderness adventure film Heart of the Beast.

Sharon Horgan stars in the new series Youth, a show about life as a fiftysomething that combines humour and heart.

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles play the Dashwood sisters in a fresh adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.

Belgian photographer Eva Verbeeck documents the lives and aspirations of teenage girls growing up in America.

Jo Ann Chaus creates self-portraits inspired by 1950s women, exploring strength and vulnerability through the lens of female stereotypes.

Bob Mackie, the costume designer known for elaborate creations for major stars, is profiled through photographs spanning his career.

Photographer Pie Aerts captures images of Chilean puesteros, solitary horsemen whose lives reveal stories of isolation and fading heritage.

Throughout history since the 18th century, romantic relationships have formed between royal women and their bodyguards.

Halle Berry, Emmy Rossum and Mary Beth Barone attended a Chanel-hosted event for female filmmakers at the Tribeca Film Festival, featuring a Robert De Niro cameo.

Khaite designer Catherine Holstein discusses her passion for mini skirts and martinis.

Nearly three decades after Princess Diana's death, her brother Charles Spencer's memoir reveals her private feelings about her marriage to the heir to the throne and reflects on events surrounding her passing.

The Whitney Museum enlisted two unconventional curators to oversee a Roy Lichtenstein exhibition, resulting in what promises to be a major reimagining of the pop art pioneer's legacy.

A forthcoming photo book presents previously unseen photographs taken by George Harrison of the Beatles during their formative years between 1963 and 1969.

Harrow School, one of Britain's most prestigious boarding institutions, faces uncertainty as private schools confront a 20 percent tax on fees and wealthy families leave the country.

New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted President Donald Trump at Gracie Mansion, where the two met privately before addressing journalists about their encounter.

Designer Christopher Kane presented his debut collection for Mulberry at London Fashion Week, marking a significant moment for the brand on Sunday.

French photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont documented American countercultures after moving to the United States, with his work compiled in a new collection celebrating acts of dissent.

Members of the royal family are reported to feel hurt and disappointed by Charles Spencer's forthcoming book about his sister Diana, while King Charles is said to be deeply wounded.

After three years of disagreements with neighbors, Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews have successfully prevented public access to the driveway of their residential estate.

Eton College's distinctive uniform system, established in the 19th century to control unruly wealthy students, maintains a complex hierarchy of garment styles and accessories.

Superagent Ari Emanuel's new memoir combines celebrity references with personal grievances spanning his career in entertainment.

Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh's relationship became a dramatic scandal that captivated Hollywood during their time as the era's finest actors.

Patrick Clancy has spoken publicly for the first time following the mistrial in his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy's murder case related to their children's deaths.

Admirers waited throughout the day at San Sebastián Film Festival to catch sight of actor Brad Pitt, who arrived in the Spanish city using calculated timing tactics.

Singer Céline Dion performed the opening show of her Paris residency at the Plénitude Arena in Nanterre.

Prominent Californians gathered for the inaugural celebration of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, established by George Lucas and Mellody Hobson to display their illustrated art collection.

Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky named their three-month-old daughter Rose Bean Polansky, each name holding personal significance to the parents.

A textile fragment housed for centuries in a small English church as an altar cloth has been identified by historians as part of Queen Elizabeth I's wardrobe.

Actor Billy Porter gave an emotional address at the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation's annual gala, where Vanity Fair received an award for AIDS prevention efforts.

Artist Jordan Wolfson, known for robotic installations, takes a more traditional approach in his latest New York exhibition while incorporating AI-generated imagery referencing other artists.

King Charles is upset after Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer wrote in his memoir about statements Charles made following Diana's death.

Nearly 40 years after cancellation, A Different World is returning on Netflix with new Black creators alongside original producers Susan Fales-Hill and Debbie Allen.

Collina Strada's spring-summer 2027 collection shown at Storm King Art Center in upstate New York received mixed reactions from the fashion industry.

Patti Smith, Lynn Davis and Robert Mapplethorpe's work is being displayed together for the first time.

Actor Gemma Chan discusses her personal style and her new film Josephine.

In Washington, certain watches, private clubs and airports have become new symbols of power and status.

Duchess Meghan remained in the UK while Prince Harry visited New York.

A close friend of Duchess Meghan discussed the royal's experiences since she and Prince Harry relocated to the UK last month.

Duchess Meghan approved a popular shoe of the season, incorporating relaxed California style into her new UK wardrobe.

Celebrities including Hunter Schafer, Sadie Sink and Jennifer Lopez attended front row at Milan Fashion Week's spring 2027 shows.

Katie Holmes, Ariana DeBose, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Sigourney Weaver were among stars at the Metropolitan Opera House opening night gala.

Jennifer Lopez wore Dolce & Gabbana while attending Milan Fashion Week.

Halle Berry, Regina King, Chloe Fineman and Michelle Monaghan wore Chanel to the house's annual Through Her Lens Luncheon.

Gigi Hadid wore Prada while embracing autumnal fashion during Milan Fashion Week.

Princess Kate wore a 103-year-old amethyst heart necklace to the London world premiere of Digger.

Taylor Swift announced a new single called Patient Zero, prompting fans to analyze its hidden meanings.

Amal Clooney displayed a colorful and sharp wardrobe during a humanitarian trip to Africa at the end of summer.

Jennifer Lopez incorporated the exposed-bra trend into a business-casual look ahead of Milan Fashion Week.

Beyoncé wore a shimmering sequined ballgown at the premiere of Jay-Z's docuseries.

Prince Harry revealed British foods his children have enjoyed since the family moved to England.

The Duchess of Sussex was photographed in England for the first time after relocating there, wearing clothing from her previous California residence.

The English pop singer wore a newly released Ashi Studio design to an opera event.

The princess wore an archival Givenchy gown previously owned by her grandmother, a member of the royal family.

The actor and musician were seen together in New York City wearing matching short pants.

The son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber died on Sunday at age 27.

The actress wore a sequined skirt suit from the Valentino Pre-Fall 2026 collection.

The musician displayed her diamond ring while attending an NFL game and identifying her spouse.

The actress combined a casual flannel shirt with a Kelly bag.

The model has adopted a darker hair color in time for the autumn season.

The singer reacted positively to her audience members.

Two actresses each wore a comfortable autumn-inspired silhouette while promoting a film in New York City.

Multiple celebrities attended the opening of a museum focused on narrative art.

The artist wore a midnight-blue Tom Ford suit with sequined fringe details to a Paris concert.

The media personality wore a custom leather Ludovic de Saint Sernin gown to celebrate a business opening.

The actress wore an updated ballet flat style during a recent outing.

The actress wore a Carolina Herrera design from a recent show while pregnant.

The actress wore Prada while visiting an art gallery with her partner, who wore contrasting styling.

The actor made his first appearance at a major film festival in a newly released design to mark his television series premiere.

The actor disclosed details of his conversation with the musician during an NFL game earlier this season.

The pregnant actress wore a fringed dress, cube heels, and a rare designer bag.

Millie Bobby Brown has shared her first photo of her second child with the public.

Prince Harry, Meghan, and their children have relocated to England after a few weeks away.

Lady Gaga has had her first baby with Michael Polansky, who has been given a meaningful name.

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore visible bubblegum-pink underwear to a London screening for her Jane Austen film adaptation, releasing October 16.

Kim Kardashian wore a plunging white dress inspired by Marilyn Monroe with a contemporary twist.

Prince Harry attended his first public engagement since returning to London without Meghan.

Sienna Miller's teenage daughter Marlowe Sturridge walked the red carpet with her mother in London this week.

Céline Dion wore additional surprise designer outfits on the second night of her Paris residency.

Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi have welcomed their second child, which she documented in a video.

Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor married fellow actor Cameron Fuller in a secret ceremony in Provence.

Bella Hadid styled a bright minidress with tall boots and a bandana for a summer-to-fall transition look.

Prince William and Kate wore coordinated earth-toned outfits during a day trip to Isle of Bute.

Anne Hathaway wore an electric teal velvet set as she transitions her maternity style into autumn.

Céline Dion wore layered double-breasted jackets during her Paris residency.

Daisy Edgar-Jones paired custom Vivienne Westwood with 19th-century jewelry for her Sense and Sensibility press tour.

Bella Hadid made a surprise appearance during New York Fashion Week in a cool corporate-inspired outfit.

Jordan Rodgers commented publicly on his brother Aaron for the first time since their reconciliation earlier this year.

Below Deck Mediterranean cast members Aesha Scott and Joe Bradley have responded to Nathan Gallagher's domestic violence arrest by defending his ex Gael Cameron.

Four unexpected colors are dominating fall fashion trends this year beyond traditional dark and moody tones.

Travis Kelce has frequently included Easter eggs referencing his wife Taylor Swift's music.

An 83-year-old Wisconsin man faces criminal charges in connection with his girlfriend's death after she was left outside their home for at least a week and found in severely deteriorated condition.

Actress Lili Reinhart recreated Y2K fashion looks from various celebrities throughout the press tour for her film Love Hypothesis.

The "main character" home decor trend encourages homeowners to design living spaces that reflect their personal identity and values.

Lady Gaga's casual sweater, available for approximately $40, has become a sought-after fashion piece that people are adopting for their own wardrobes.

Professional dancer Pasha Pashkov finds it occasionally challenging to watch his wife Daniella compete on Dancing With the Stars.

A Missouri mother will serve over ten years in prison after telling authorities she mistakenly placed her one-month-old baby in an active oven while intending to place the child in a crib.

Former politician George Santos stated that completing the Special Forces: World's Toughest Test course proved more difficult than his prison experience.

Apple TV's original series have earned significant recognition from Emmy voters, with Widow's Bay receiving 14 Emmy awards.

Dancing With the Stars contestant Ciara Miller joked about needing medication adjustment as she copes with stage fright during competition.

NBA player Zion Williamson denies rape allegations, characterizing his relationship with the accuser as consensual.

A Colorado woman was arrested after allegedly dismembering her husband and keeping his remains in containers throughout their home for several months.

Sweet Magnolias actor Chase Anderson made a humorous comment about losing health insurance benefits following the show's cancellation.

Actress Hayden Panettiere was in rehabilitation and had previously suffered an overdose before her death at age 36.

Influencer couple Matt and Abby Howard report difficulty reconnecting as partners just one month after bringing their newborn son Fischer home.

Video footage shows Arizona State hockey player Matthew Mayich moments before he collapsed during a controversial outdoor team workout last month.

A Virginia man accused of shooting his wife contacted a family member before fleeing across state lines, triggering a multi-state manhunt.

Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn publicly confirmed her new relationship with fellow skier Matthieu Bailet through vacation photos on social media.

Actor Jon Hamm expressed anxiety about becoming a first-time father as his wife Anna Osceola prepares to give birth.

Actress Sydney Sweeney modeled a lace-trimmed bra for a lingerie brand campaign while promoting body confidence.

Ines de Ramon wore a striking green gown while attending a red carpet event with Brad Pitt at the San Sebastian Film Festival.

Mike Tindall announced on his podcast on September 23, 2026, that his father Phil has died at age 80 following a long battle with Parkinson's disease.

Tom Cruise's first wife Mimi Rogers, aged 70, made a rare public appearance on September 20, 2026, at the world premiere of What Happened to Doris? during Fantastic Fest 2026.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Princess Lilibet appeared alongside her parents in a recent Instagram post by Kelly McKee Zajfen.

ABC's World News Tonight anchor David Muir discussed in a recent interview how members of the public react when they encounter him.

Mick Jones of The Foreigner has been married to writer Ann Dexter-Jones for over 40 years and has five children together, including an Oscar-winning songwriter.

Princess Martha Louise and Durek Verrett supported each other at Princess Astrid's funeral following a tragic event.

Tom Cruise discussed his humble job before becoming famous in Hollywood, which he held when he first moved to New York City.

A letter has been sent to King Charles requesting clarification on the amount of tax he pays on two of his royal residences.