Placing Women on a Different Sort of Pedestal
Public monuments, and the artists who create them, are beginning to represent women and their achievements. Read more...
Jeffrey Toobin of New Yorker Is Suspended After Zoom Incident
In a statement, the magazine said it was investigating a matter involving the author and CNN legal analyst. Read more...
Studies suggest NASA's Mars 2020 mission landing site could hold signs of ancient life
NASA Mars 2020 mission is set to explore the Jezero crater, which scientists have now determined is littered with hydrated silica and carbonates - two elements that could hold signs of microbial life. Read more...
Drew Barrymore showcases her sense of style in a floral top and pastel pink trousers
The actress, 45, looked in good spirits as she launched FLOWER Beauty at CVS in New York City for National Colour Day on Wednesday. Read more...
A Lot of History Along With the Golf
Many of the greats have played at the Wentworth Club, which began life as a grand English estate steeped in the past. Read more...
Catholic UN chief Antonio Guterres hails Pope's backing for civil unions
UN chief Antonio Guterres, a devout worshipper from Catholic Portugal, said the papal thumbs-up was 'extremely welcome' after Francis's words sparked a mixture of cheers and outrage. Read more...
'Maureen for PM!' Barnsley lady, 83, who said she doesn't 'give a sod' praised for 'loving life'
An 83-year-old woman from Barnsley who said she doesn't 'give a sod' during Tier 3 restrictions 'should be Prime Minister' her legions of new fans declared today Read more...
Moment murderer, 23, is seen on CCTV with the friend, 24, he hacked to death in 'machete attack'
Miller, 23, of Victoria Road, South Shields, has been jailed for life for murdering his friend Brandon Lee in May. Chilling CCTV footage shows the pair together before Miller hacked his friend to death. Read more...
Woman, 40, seen by passing shoppers having 'al fresco' sex with a stranger, 44, is fined 230
Kate Jackson, 40, had an illict 'al fresco' romp with stranger Jonathon Pisani, 44, on a busy pavement in Greater Manchester at 3.43pm on August 10 while waiting for a train home. Read more...
From the joyous Beatles City to The Walkers Switch and The Bomb This week's top podcasts
Fan podcasts can be a bit embarrassing but this show about The Beatles made by the Liverpool Echo newspaper is a joy. Read more...
Kelsea Ballerini dazzles in shiny silver mini dress at 2020 CMT Awards in Nashville
Her blonde hair was loose and tucked behind her ears and she completed her look with kohl-rimmed eyes and glossy lip color. Read more...
How Weird Were the Tony Nominations? Well, How Weird Was the Season?
The nominators did the best they could with a Broadway slate hobbled by Covid-19. But some of the Tonys problems predate (and will outlast) the pandemic. Read more...
Life on Venus? Astronomers See Phosphine Signal in Its Clouds
The detection of a gas in the planets atmosphere could turn scientists gaze to a planet long overlooked in the search for extraterrestrial life. Read more...
Mother and OnlyFans model defends her husband and son with pistol during burglary
Ansley Pacheco was in the bedroom of her Hileah property on October 4 when two men burst through the front door and began shooting at her husband, Daniel. Read more...
Big Brother All-Stars Cody Calafiore wins power of veto competition and secures spot in final three
Cody Calafiore, 29, won the power of veto and secured his place in the final three alongside Enzo Palumbo on Wednesday's episode of Big Brother All-Stars. Read more...
Borats in mankinis invade Bondi Beach and take part in a yoga class
Beachgoers at Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach were left stunned on Thursday after dozens of Borats in mankinis briefly took over the famous stretch of sand. Read more...
Meet your next Lord Mayor of Melbourne? Nick Russian starred on racy reality show Temptation Island
He's hoping to swap out his reputation as Melbourne's most famous nightclub mogul to the state's next Lord Mayor. Read more...
The Organization System That Changed the World? Its Thousands of Years Old
In A Place for Everything, Judith Flanders, a British social historian, traces the revolutionary history of alphabetical order. Read more...
Uber launches medicines delivery service in South Africa
Uber Eats' South African unit on Thursday expanded delivery offerings, launching an app-based over-the-counter medicines service as it seeks to claw market share in the fast-growing online shopping sector in Africa's most industrialized economy. Read more...
Krysten Ritter She's sleek, she's chic
The B***knows how to dress... Read more...
Coronavirus swabs should be analysed using 'pooled testing', experts say
Researchers say the method - already being deployed in Germany - could help rapidly increase testing capacity in Britain at a time when the demand is outstripping supply. Read more...