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The Tony Awards kick off with Kevin Spacey as its first-time host hoping to shake the telecast's post-“Hamilton” hangover. If rehearsals are any judge, the show plays to the new host's strength. Spacey danced, sang and joked his way through a three-hour rehearsal Sunday morning with grace and self-depreciating wit. He was game enough to start the show gently mocking all four musical nominees and doing his best Glenn Close impersonation. Those who tune in Sunday night will get to see Spacey... Читать дальше...
While getting briefed about the current security state on Israel's northern border during her Israel visit, Nikki Haley was exposed to a rift between the IDF and UNIFIL concerning Hezbollah.
After dropping a one-run game to the Red Sox on Tuesday, the Yankees’ lead in the AL East fell to one game, with Boston and Baltimore seemingly closing in fast. Instead, the Yankees unleashed five straight smackdowns of their two rivals, culminating in Sunday’s 14-3 demolition of the Orioles in front of another sellout crowd...
After dropping a one-run game to the Red Sox on Tuesday, the Yankees’ lead in the AL East fell to one game, with Boston and Baltimore seemingly closing in fast. Instead, the Yankees unleashed five straight smackdowns of their two rivals, culminating in Sunday’s 14-3 demolition of the Orioles in front of another sellout crowd...
Elise Engler has painted the streetscapes of Broadway - all 13 miles of it! "Sunday Morning" joins the artist as she goes about capturing the bright lights and façades of New York City's most famous avenue.
Tyler York, the lead actor in “Edge of the Knife,” getting a traditional “sea grizzly” tattoo on his chest from Corey Bulpitt, second from left, in Hiellen, an island village in British Columbia.
Northern Ireland's match-winner Stuart Dallas savoured the most important goal he thinks he may ever score as his country inched closer to a World Cup qualification play-off place.
Northern Ireland's match-winner Stuart Dallas savoured the most important goal he thinks he may ever score as his country inched closer to a World Cup qualification play-off place.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahraini and Egyptian banks began scaling back business with Qatar last week after their governments cut diplomatic and transport ties, accusing Doha of supporting terrorism
Wednesday will be busy in the U.S., with data on consumer prices and retail sales due, followed later in the day by a Federal Reserve monetary-policy decision. The Bank of England also meets to set policy this week, just days after the U.K. election caused new political turmoil.
BBC News | Cabinet reshuffle: Theresa May praises Tory 'talent' |
BBC News | Cabinet reshuffle: Theresa May praises Tory 'talent' |
Senate Intelligence Committee member James Lankford says Comey's memo leak was "inappropriate." The Oklahoma Senator adds that meetings between Trump and the Fmr. FBI Director were seemingly "awkward" but not necessarily obstructive.
University of Hawaii at Hilo and Hawaii Community College have received numerous complaints over the ahus from students, faculty, community members and veterans who say they feel disrespected by the sight of the flags hanging upside-down, the Hawaii Tribune-Herald reported (http://bit.ly/2rZFfYO ) on Sunday. Group members built them in response to student arrests on Mauna Kea two years ago and say the upside down flags are an internationally recognized symbol of a nation in distress, said group leader Kalaniakea Wilson.
Long before Melania was swatting away President Donald Trump's romantic advances, Salma Hayek was doing the same.
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer says Trump's newness to the office of the Presidency is no excuse. "He's the President of the United States," Schumer stresses. "He's got to step up to the plate."
China tech innovations were on display at the recent CES Asia show in Shanghai, just one more indication of China's emergence.
Wales maintain their slim hopes of World Cup qualification after their depleted side produce a spirited display to draw in Serbia.
Wales maintain their slim hopes of World Cup qualification after their depleted side produce a spirited display to draw in Serbia.
Wales maintain their slim hopes of World Cup qualification after their depleted side produce a spirited display to draw in Serbia.
