Liam Neeson greets fans as NYC movie theaters reopen
Actor Liam Neeson celebrated the reopening of New York City movie theaters with a personal appearance at a screening of his latest action film, "The Marksman."
Actor Liam Neeson celebrated the reopening of New York City movie theaters with a personal appearance at a screening of his latest action film, "The Marksman."
Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, joined other world leaders in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine Saturday.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in a court filing it's transitioning family detention centers to short-term facilities that will release families after no more than 72 hours.
A U.S. military program to disinter hundreds of unknown remains buried at a national cemetery in Hawaii has identified Army Chaplain Capt. Emil J. Kapaun 70 years after his death in the Korean War.
A Massachusetts judge ruled this week that a series of slave images belong to Harvard University, but the ancestor of the subjects who were forced to strip to the waist for the photos plans to appeal.
Jennifer Tilly has announced she is reprising her role of Tiffany on the upcoming Syfy/USA Network horror show, "Chucky."
Pope Francis visited Ur, the biblical birthplace of the prophet Abraham, on his second day in Iraq on Saturday.
After multiple one-day teases of springlike warmth amidst an overall chilly end to meteorological winter, good news is in store for many fans of warm weather across the central and eastern United States.
Emmy-winning actor Mandy Patinkin has joined the ensemble of the Paramount+ legal drama "The Good Fight."
HBO Max said its new animated special, "The Runaway Bunny," will debut March 25.
Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage confirmed he has married for a fifth time.
Filmmaker Steven Spielberg's Amblin has announced it is adapting Stephen King's "The Talisman" for television.
The National Transportation Safety Board said the pilots of United Airlines Flight 328 increased the throttle to negotiate expected turbulence before it experienced engine failure.
Morgan Wallen's "Dangerous: The Double Album" is No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart for a seventh week.
The Senate reached a deal on unemployment benefits deal early Saturday to move President Joe Biden's COVID-19 relief bill forward after an hours-long delay.
On March 6, 1991, U.S. President George H.W. Bush, addressing a joint session of Congress, declared the Persian Gulf War over.
Rapper Tyler, The Creator turns 30 and rocker David Gilmour turns 75, among the famous birthdays for March 6.
The University of Kansas placed head coach Les Miles on administrative leave and will conduct a full review to determine his future with the football program.
The NBA fined Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell and center Rudy Gobert on Friday, two days after the pair of teammates criticized the officiating in Wednesday's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.
Former All-Star forward Blake Griffin agreed to a contract buyout with the Detroit Pistons and will become an unrestricted free agent, the team announced Friday.
Mark Pavelich, a former NHL player who was a member of the United States' "Miracle on Ice" 1980 Olympic hockey team, was found dead at a treatment facility in Minnesota. He was 63.
Disneyland could soon be opening its doors after California unveiled new guidelines Friday for the reopening of the state's theme parks.
The NFL hired Maia Chaka as a gameday official for the upcoming season, making her the first Black woman to join the league's on-field officiating staff.
The New York State Senate on Friday voted to repeal the temporary emergency powers granted to Gov. Andrew Cuomo at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Senate's efforts to vote on a series of amendments to President Joe Biden's COVID-19 relief bill hit a roadblock Friday over the extension of unemployment benefits.