Новости за 10.04.2024

“Nobody cares what Marjorie Taylor Greene says or thinks.”

During a Tuesday event at Buckingham Palace, the monarch was presented with the first printed bills reflecting his reign.

Ready your tissues before Swift’s latest album drops on Friday, April 19.

The 2024 independent presidential hopeful, whose rhetoric and campaign keeps on getting Trumpier, has long been accused of playing spoiler.

Kate Hudson’s brother said he was unfaithful before marrying Erinn Bartlett in 2006.

The actor and activist hosted a star-studded benefit to raise money to protect Californians from toxic oil drilling.

He’s doing good things for his health, but absolutely devastating things for the self-esteem of humans at large.

The Jinx filmmaker previews the new chapter of his 20-year saga chronicling now convicted murderer Robert Durst, which premieres April 21 on HBO.

The first trailer for the highly anticipated sequel, starring Oscar winners Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, has arrived.

Andrew Scott makes for a captivating killer in the first four episodes of Netflix’s Ripley, streaming now. Dakota Fanning stops by Still Watching to talk about her new spin on Marge Sherwood and how she stayed grounded while transitioning from child star to adult actor.

“You still create drama in your own mind about your insecurities and what might happen,” she told Nylon.

“We bounced some ideas around and nothing really lit us up,” said the actor. “So for the time being, we’re just shelving it.”

She also notes that “one of the Olsen twins” had a crush on her boyfriend at the time, Andy Roddick. “I just remember feeling really cool about that.”

Alex Garland has made an action-drama that’s large in scope but hollow at the center.

So argues a new HBO documentary, in which certain executives present a fast fashion nightmare dressed as a teenage daydream: “They are racist, sexist, antisemitic. They exploit young girls. And that’s really just the tipping point.”

Demonstrators railed against Biden’s Israel policies as he unveiled his new student debt relief plan.

The 1864 law criminalizes performing the procedure, and doctors could face up to five years in prison.

According to a network host, the eclipse presented “a real opportunity for smugglers and cartels and migrants to come right in.”