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When he’s not in the kitchen or dreaming up new businesses, serial restaurateur and chef Andrew McConnell cannot resist the lure of simple Italian flavours.

Just 10 minutes from the airport, this charming hotel is a refreshing antidote to Dubai’s signature forest of skyscrapers.

A leaked probity report into Star Entertainment’s new casino will stay secret after the company’s partner took legal action to prevent it being published.

It was slimy, pink and webbed with blue veins. It wasn’t something quickly swallowed: it was going to take several bites. But I’d do it all again.

Far too many people spend their careers in an industry they loathe, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.

The CDC’s program to help up to 30 million uninsured Americans get free vaccinations has come to an end, as the virus continues to kill thousands each year.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired all rights to Laura Piani’s Jane Austen Wrecked My Life ahead of the pic’s world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. SPC took rights in North America, Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe as well as worldwide airlines.  The movie will debut at TIFF on Monday, September 9. […]

NAOMI CAMPBELL’s romance with German music producer Rampa is going from strength to strength.

Mistakes when rolling over your old 401(k) can be expensive and annoying. Keep reading as we share the 6 401(k) mistakes to avoid.

Construction of the 311-foot (95 metre) tall complex spanning 21 floors is scheduled to begin next year and completed by 2028.

The Enforcement Directorate has attached a ₹10 lakh fixed deposit of an accused in the NEET question paper leak case. The probe, initiated under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, follows a CBI FIR. The Supreme Court recently emphasized maintaining high standards in conducting exams like NEET.

A club are now holding discussions with Manchester United as they try to agree a loan deal for a Red Devils star.

More property owners have been served notices and demolitions to be carried out in due time; the demolitions were carried out under the supervision of Hyderabad Disaster Response and Assets Protection Agency

A giant pigeon will soon loom over 30th St. and 10th Ave.

New York City's High Line is a park built on almost a mile and a half of abandoned elevated rail track. It's a fantastic public green space. "Dinosaur," a cast aluminum sculpture by Columbian artist Iván Argote, is the fourth in a series of art installations on the High Line. — Read the rest

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Sophie Wells and LJT Egebjerggards Samoa during at the horse inspection at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.The Paris Paralympics dressage times for Wednesday’s (4 September) grade IV and V individual tests are now available. It’ll be the second day of competition, with the individual tests for grade I, II and III having taken place today (3 September). Britain’s Natasha Baker and Dawn Chorus won bronze in the grade III, the USA’s […]

Here’s something September hasn’t seen in seven years: a movie opening to north of $100M over a Friday-Sunday span. Whatever Warner Bros. lost over the summer in largely a string of flops — its May-to-Labor Day season didn’t even break $170M — the David Zaslav-run entertainment conglom will make up for this fall beginning with […]

Here's what CEL means in fantasy football.

A thriving democracy cannot survive without a balance between forces of business and public policy makers.

The crash took place around 1:18 a.m. Monday.

Ben Affleck’s cousin is attempting to fill some big shoes.  Indeed, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jennifer Affleck recently paid homage to her cousin’s ex Jennifer Lopez in a social media...

The Venezuelan attorney general's office said on Monday that a court had issued an arrest warrant for Gonzalez, accusing him of conspiracy and other crimes.

Thousands of Colombians have been forced to walk to work as truckers in major cities blocked highways to protest a recent increase in the price of diesel fuel

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said in a new interview that she and her fellow justices are capable of crafting a "credible" opinion should the presidential election in November be contested. "Not only do I think it's possible, I think that's our responsibility, that's our duty," Jackson told NPR's "All Things Considered" in an...