Michaela Coel to create, star in BBC, HBO series 'First Day on Earth'
"I May Destroy You" creator and star Michaela Coel is developing the new series "First Day on Earth" for BBC and HBO.
"I May Destroy You" creator and star Michaela Coel is developing the new series "First Day on Earth" for BBC and HBO.
Drivers on their way to work in West Virginia ended up delayed by an unusual traffic hazard -- a kangaroo on the loose.
One man is confirmed dead and a British tech billionaire among others remain missing after a superyacht sunk while sailing in severe weather off the coast of Sicily in Italy on Monday morning before dawn.
Apple TV+ shared the Season 2 premiere date for "Bad Sisters" -- a show about siblings who kill their sister's husband.
As kids head back to school this fall, there is probably one item many parents haven't thought to put on the to-do list: dental checkups.
Britain implemented emergency measures to reduce pressure on prisons overflowing from people being sentenced for taking part in, or inciting, riots across England and Northern Ireland in late July and early August.
With heavy rain forcing the postponement of the King's Plate in Canada, 3-year-old fillies took center stage in weekend horse racing.
Why don't more politicians retire? President Joe Biden's decision to step down offers a chance to collectively consider when Americans should retire.
The Matt Damon-Casey Affleck heist movie, "The Instigators," is the No. 1 streaming movie in the United States, while the fourth and final season of the time-travel drama, "The Umbrella Academy," is the top on
House Republicans from three committees argued that President Joe Biden committed impeachable offenses while in office during its 291-page report released on Monday.
Detroit Tigers players channeled their younger selves, smiling and jumping at second base after Parker Meadows hit an RBI walk-off single for an extra-innings win over the New York Yankees in MLB's Little League Classic.
"Boy Meets World" alum Danielle Fishel has revealed she is battling breast cancer.
Monday's Google Doodle honors Dorothy Miles, a deaf Welsh poet known for composing verse in sign language.
Caitlin Clark made just one of her first six shots before going on to total 23 points and set the WNBA's single-season assists record for a rookie, while leading the Indiana Fever to a win over the Seattle Storm.
Talks between Israel and Hamas could be the last chance to agree to a cease-fire in the Gaza conflict and free Israeli hostages, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said ahead of a meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu.
The United Nations said 280 humanitarian aid workers were killed around the world in 2023, setting a new record for the number of people dying while aiding those in need.
Ernesto continued to gather strength late Sunday after regaining hurricane status, according to forecasters who warn it is setting it sights on Canada after striking Bermuda as a Category 1 storm.
Multiple gunmen opened fire during a gathering on a East Baltimore street Sunday night, killing one person and injuring seven others, authorities said.
The United States and South Korea on Monday kicked off a major joint military exercise meant to deter growing threats from North Korea, which denounced the drills as "offensive and provocative."
Russian prosecutors on Monday designated the U.S.-based Clooney Foundation for Justice as "undesirable" on accusations that it works to discredit the Kremlin under the guise of a humanitarian organization.
On Aug. 19, 2003, Sergio Vieira de Mello, the United Nations' representative to Iraq, was killed in a car-bomb attack on U.N. headquarters in Iraq.
Actor Jonathan Frakes turns 72 and musician Fat Joe turns 54, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 19.
At least one person is dead and another injured after a bomb exploded Sunday night in Tel Aviv, according to authorities who believe the blast might be terrorism.
The Central Bank of Libya has suspended all operations and said they will not resume until its senior employee abducted on Sunday is returned.
Michigan State Police said Sunday that investigators have found human remains in the search for Dee Warner, a 52-year-old woman who has been missing since April 2021.