Joe Rogan and comedian Andrew Doyle examine how UK authorities allegedly arrest dozens daily for social media content, with Rogan suggesting Americans think Britain has "lost it."
Mark Angelo Pernia, 38, who was working on the bow of the Solong, died instantly in a fire after the crash - two months before his second child was born
Kelly Clarkson is ready for her “next phase” after wrapping up her eponymous show after seven years. “After years of an intense daily schedule, she’s excited to move at a different pace and have more flexibility to spend time with her kids without the structure of a daily show,” a source told People on Wednesday....
Savannah Guthrie and her two siblings posted a video online telling their mom’s possible kidnappers that they are ready to talk just as police returned to Nancy Guthrie’s home for another search. Border Czar Tom Homan announces a drawdown of immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis and, ICE arrested an illegal migrant just days before he...
Exclusive: John Doyle says says theatre should be able to disturb and challenge audiences, not sanitise difficult themes
The Tony award-winning theatre director John Doyle has warned that trigger warnings before plays risks “mollycoddling” audiences and sanitising theatre.
The Scottish director, who has led four British theatres, said: “Take care of the audience, but the theatre is supposed to make you uncomfortable. It’s supposed to make you fearful.
An Arizona news anchor who saw the possible Nancy Guthrie ransom note sent to her station revealed that it came via email -- and that it "might not be a hoax."
Cassie Campbell-Pascall knew her playing days were nearing an end as she prepared for what would be her final Olympics, at the 2006 Winter Games in Turin. There had been a few signals that it was time: From her aching bones to the names that began to appear on the roster. Read More
Speaking in conversation at the BFI Southbank in London, the director of the much-anticipated Brontë adaptation also revealed that Margot Robbie asked to play Cathy
Emerald Fennell has revealed that Margot Robbie asked if she could play the lead role in the adaptation of Wuthering Heights before she had approached the actor to do so.
Robbie, whose production company LuckyChap Entertainment produced the film, asked if she could play Cathy after reading the script. “I sent it to them to produce, and Margot luckily asked if she might play Cathy,” said Fennell in conversation at the BFI Southbank in London.
There’s nothing wrong with a good, hoppy IPA, but perhaps it’s time to reappraise classic styles of beer again
The writer Vladimir Nabokov was extremely particular when it came to language, and rather more basic when it came to sustenance: “My habits are simple, my tastes banal,” he once told an interviewer. “I would not exchange my favourite fare (bacon and eggs, beer) for the most misspelt menu in the world.”
I’ve often thought of this as I’ve perused misspelt beer menus over the years, wondering what Nabokov would make of all the hazy dubble IPAs and triple brown mocha porters, because, over the course of what we might have to label the “craft era”, beer has become anything but simple. You may well have lamented this, too, especially if you’ve ever been cornered by an enthusiast at a party. India pale ale (IPA), for example, which was once a distinctly British style of ale designed for export, has, in the hands of American craft brewers, become a sort of standard-bearer for complicated beer: aggressively hopped, often startlingly bitter and/or sour, and redolent of a bygone era of millennial hipster striving.
Rammed earth sourced from, or near, the grounds of a proposed building site is attracting attention as an eco-friendly construction material
From afar, the low-rise homestead perched in the Wiltshire countryside may look like any other rural outpost, but step closer and the texture of the walls reveal something distinct from the usual facade of cement, brick and steel.
The Rammed Earth House in the Cranborne Chase is one of the few projects in the UK that has been made by unstabilised rammed earth – a building material that consists entirely of compacted earth, and which has been used as far back as the Neolithic period.
In first-of-its-kind complaint, state accused four fossil fuel majors and US oil lobbying group of climate disinformation
Amid rising concern about global heating and soaring energy costs, Michigan has sued big oil for allegedly fueling both crises – a move experts have hailed as groundbreaking.
In a first-of-its-kind complaint, the state’s attorney general, Dana Nessel, accused four fossil fuel majors and the top US oil lobbying group last month of acting as a “cartel” to stifle the growth of renewable energy and electric vehicles (EVs), while suppressing information about the dangers of the climate crisis. The conduct, the lawsuit alleged, violates federal and state antitrust laws.
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