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Bella Thorne Reveals Marriage Plans, Talks Relationship With Boyfriend Benjamin Mascolo

Bella Thorne, who can next be seen in the Netflix film “The Babysitter: Killer Queen,” said she wants to get married within the next 10 years.

Ozil Skeptical About Arsenal Inclusion, Takes Swipe At Tottenham

Arsenal's Mesut Ozil reacts to his substitution during the English Premier League football match against Manchester City. China's state media cancelled coverage of the match because of Ozil's criticism of Beijing's treatment of its Uighur minority

Mesut Ozil knows that the chances of him playing this season with Arsenal remains uncertain, depending on the call of Mikel Arteta.

Ben Affleck's Movie 'Hypnotic' Embroiled In Legal Battle Over Insurance Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

The company behind Ben Affleck's movie "Hypnotic" is suing Chubb National Insurance for allegedly refusing to extend the policy's expiration date to cover the production from potential losses.

Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie No Longer Going To Family Therapy Sessions, Source Says

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have stopped attending family therapy sessions as tensions have escalated between the former couple, according to a source.

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The US said the North had introduced a new 'buffer zone, one or two kilometers up on the Chinese border'

North Korea Issues Shoot-to-kill Orders To Prevent Virus: US

North Korea issues shoot-to-kill orders to prevent virus: US

The Villages retirement community in Florida is beset by sharp political divisions -- here a resident rides in a golf cart to celebrate Joe Biden's nomination as Democratic presidential candidate, but not all her fellow seniors agree

Elections 2020 Polls: Biden's Lead Tightens In Florida As Trump Gains Among 50+ Voters

The key battleground state of Florida is still up for grabs with Biden and Trump statistically tied among voters of all age groups.

Map of the island of Lesbos, locating the the Moria refugee camp, the largest in Greece, which was destroyeed by fire Wednesday morning.

Thousands Spend Third Night In The Open After Greek Migrant Camp Fire

Thousands spend third night in the open after Greek migrant camp fire

The Japanese operator of a boat that spilled oil off the coast of Mauritius has pledged $9.4 million in funds to help clean-up and recovery efforts

Mauritius Oil Spill Ship Operator To Pay $9.4 Million

Mauritius oil spill ship operator to pay $9.4 million

The pound is sitting at multi-month lows against the dollar and euro as investors fret over a row between Britain and the European Union that could scupper their trade deal

Most Asian Markets Down After Fresh Wall St Retreat

Most Asian markets down after fresh Wall St retreat

Rhea Chakraborty was arrested for allegedly buying cannabis for the 34-year-old star

After Bollywood Star's Suicide, A TV 'Witch Hunt'

After Bollywood star's suicide, a TV 'witch hunt'

US House speaker Nancy Pelosi has not yet sent the impeachment articles of President Donald Trump to the Senate

Pelosi Visit Backlash: San Francisco Salon Owner Closing Shop, 'Afraid To Go Back'

Erica Kious, the owner of the salon where House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was caught on video, said she received death threats after she released footage of Pelosi inside the salon with wet hair and without a mask.

The carcass of an alligator killed during a fire in the Pantanal wetlands, Mato Grosso State, Brazil, on August 27, 2020, picture in a handout image released by Projeto Solos on September 9.Fires raging in the Pantanal, the biggest tropical wetlands on

Why Are Brazil's Wetlands Engulfed In Flames?

Why are Brazil's wetlands engulfed in flames?

The global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has topped 900,000 since the respiratory disease first appeared in China last year

US Coronavirus Deaths May Exceed 410,000 Under Current Restrictions, IHME Model Predicts

The U.S., which already has the world's highest number of deaths from COVID-19, could see a total of 620,000 fatalities from the disease by New Year's Day.

A third of the population in Kosovo does not believe the virus is real, according to a recent poll

As Hospitals Fill, Kosovo Battles Plague Of Virus Deniers

As hospitals fill, Kosovo battles plague of virus deniers

Mexico's pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan has reopened after a months-long closure due to the pandemic

Tourists Return To Mexico's Ancient 'City Of Gods'

Tourists return to Mexico's ancient 'City of Gods'

US President Donald Trump is in hot water over revelations in Bob Woodward's latest book "Rage"

Trump Denies Lying To US About Virus After Bombshell Book

Trump denies lying to US about virus after bombshell book

Opposition activist Sergei Boiko says regional elections have not been decided in advance this time

Russian Regional Polls Test Kremlin's Crisis Management

Russian regional polls test Kremlin's crisis management

Trials on Russia's 'Sputnik V' vaccine are continuing despite foreign experts' reservations

Brazilian State Of Bahia To Study Russian COVID-19 Vaccine, After It Shows Signs Of Immune Response

The Brazilian state of Bahia will tests Russia's COVID-19 vaccine, as the Latin American country deals with the third-worst outbreak in the world.

Klopp Shrugs Off Rivals' Spending As Premier League Kicks Off

Klopp shrugs off rivals' spending as Premier League kicks off

The Department of Justice said scam artists have tried to steal more than $175 million from the Paycheck Protection Program

NFL Player Among Fraudsters Accused Of Stealing $70 Mn In Pandemic Aid

NFL player among fraudsters accused of stealing $70 mn in pandemic aid

The World Health Organization lists vaccine hesitancy as one of its top 10 global health threats

Vaccine Trust Growing In Europe, Falling Elsewhere: Survey

Vaccine trust growing in Europe, falling elsewhere: survey

Medical staff in intensive care routinely wear full protective equipment

Infection Higher In Hospital Cleaners Than ICU Staff: Report

Infection higher in hospital cleaners than ICU staff: report

Portland has seen more than three months of sometimes violent protests against police brutality and racism

Tear Gas And Abductions: What It's Like To Be A Portland Protester

Federal agents detaining people in unmarked vans and the use of tear gas has become a familiar sight in Portland, Oregon.

Mitch McConnell poured cold water on hopes US lawmakers will reach an agreement on a new stimulus any time soon, fanning concerns about the world's number-one economy

Republican, Democratic Leaders Still Deadlocked In Stimulus Negotiations After ‘Skinny’ Bill Fails In Senate

Republican and Democratic leaders are still deadlocked in their negotiations over another COVID-19 relief package, with some GOP senators believing another stimulus bill would not come until after the November election.

Traders are awaiting the latest policy meeting of the European Central Bank as the continent sees a spike in new infections

US Stocks Resume Downward Slide As Sterling Falls Further

US stocks resume downward slide as sterling falls further

Jonathan, 30, sits on his bed behind a plastic protection as doctors make a round of visits in Ate, on the eastern outskirts of Lima

UN Seeks 'Quantum Leap' In Funding For Virus Fight

UN seeks 'quantum leap' in funding for virus fight

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