It is a busy week for Chelsea. First, the Blues play host to Lille on Tuesday in the first leg of their Champions League Round of 16 series. Then on Sunday, Thomas Tuchel’s men are at Wembley to take on Liverpool in
No one has lived more life than Drew Barrymore. There’s a bit of odd poetry in the fact that the iconic actress spent three seasons on the Netflix comedy Santa Clarita Diet, playing undead realtor Sheila Hammond who only truly came to
He referred to Russia having been “robbed” during the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, accused Ukraine of being a “US colony” run by a puppet government, and alleged that people were suffering under its current leadership. He painted the 2014
Who would’ve thought that Lexi Howard would be the one to take down Nate Jacobs? Certainly not us. Because, for all of Nate’s faults, he’s strangely immune to attacks, even physical ones. And yet, it’s Lexi Howard’s school play, Our Life, that absolutely decimates one of
Few cities can rival Bangkok’s chaotic and colourful mix of modernity and tradition. Largely unplanned, the Thai capital dazzles visitors with its fast and furious pace, and its dizzying variety of architectural styles. But the city’s galloping development has left some ugly
Bringing the style. Bella Hadid and Jacob Elordi hit up an immersive experience event for Burberry in Beverly Hills, Calif, on Feb.18, to celebrate the takeover of the British brand’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection. Bella, 25, arrived wearing an asymmetrical twist on the classic Burberry
Russia has been holding military exercises in Belarus, close to the border with Ukraine. The drills followed a build-up of Russian troops – estimated by the US to be between 169,000 and 190,000, which includes rebels in eastern Ukraine – along Ukraine’s
The so-called Swindler is speaking out. Simon Leviev, the accused “Tinder Swindler” who allegedly scammed multiple woman out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, broke his silence in an upcoming two-part interview with Inside Edition. In a preview released by Inside Edition,
The Greek coastguard said 239 passengers and 51 crew had been on the ferry, owned by Italian firm Grimaldi Lines. Most of the passengers were Italian nationals, according to Ionian islands governor Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou, while the crew were both Greek and Italian.
He said it was not clear what form a pretext for an attack could take, but that possibilities include “a fabricated so-called terrorist bombing inside Russia, the invented discovery of a mass grave, a staged drone strike against civilians, or a fake