Dua Lipa released "Radical Optimism," her follow-up to her hit album "Future Nostalgia."
Academy Award-winning actress Michelle Yeoh and the late legendary athlete Jim Thorpe will be honored with the Presidential Medal of freedom at the White House on Friday.
Morena Baccarin has signed on to play the lead in a spin-off series of CBS' "Fire Country" drama.
Veteran wide receiver D.J. Chark Jr. agreed to sign with the Los Angeles Chargers, his agency, Athletes First, announced on social media.
Actress and talk-show host Drew Barrymore is set to star in a revival of the classic TV game show, "Hollywood Squares."
"Book Club: The Next Chapter," "Expend4ables" and "Ocean's Eleven" actor Andy Garcia is set to guest star in the upcoming Paramount+ series, "Landman."
An Israeli man kidnapped by Hamas during its bloody surprise attack on the Middle Eastern country in October has died, the Israeli government said, stating the man's body was being held by the Iran-backed militia in the
North Korean hackers are exploiting an email security flaw in attacks used to gather sensitive intelligence and information, a new U.S. cybersecurity advisory warned.
The filmmakers behind "Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg," in theaters Friday, and Marlon Richards, Pallenberg's son with Keith Richards, discuss her impact on the Rolling Stones.
Turkey has announced that it is suspending all trade with Israel over its treatment of Palestinians amid its war against Iran-backed Hamas in Gaza.
The United States has blacklisted five people and two companies accused of aiding a U.S.-designated financier of Hezbollah with sanctions evasion.
On May 3, 1999, 76 tornadoes tore across the U.S. Plains states, killing about 50 people and injuring hundreds.
Dancer Cheryl Burke turns 40 and musician Frankie Valli turns 90, among the famous birthdays for May 3.
A looming presidential election, continued economic struggles and the threat of gun violence have a rising number of Americans more anxious this year compared to last, a new poll finds.
One person was killed and another was seriously injured in a house explosion in New Jersey on Thursday night, authorities said, making it the second fatal explosion in Middlesex County in more than 24 hours.
Police have forcibly dismantled an encampment erected by pro-Palestinian demonstrators on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, arresting more than 200 people in the process.
President Joe Biden on Thursday traveled to North Carolina where he met with families of police officers slain and injured in a shootout earlier this week.
U.S. military forces destroyed three uncrewed aerial systems in an Iran-backed Houthi controlled area of Yemen, the U.S. Central Command said in a statement Thursday.
SpaceX launched another group of 23 satellites from Kennedy Space Center on Thursday night via a Falcon 9 rocket, adding to the Starlink megacluster of Internet satellites now in low Earth orbit.
"Unfrosted," on Netflix Friday, eschews real history for silly comedy that is painfully unfunny.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed legislation Thursday that repeals an abortion ban in the state that dates to 1864, perhaps the most restrictive and oldest in the country, but the measure still could take effect briefly.
Georgia Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart on Thursday resumed his title as the highest paid coach in college football.
A key participant in the January 6, 2021 riots on the U.S. capitol, who assaulted police with pepper spray and attempted to incite more violence, has been sentenced to as many as five years in prison and fined $200,000.
The captain of a scuba diving boat has been sentenced to four years in prison for criminal negligence nearly five years after 34 people died in a fire aboard his vessel, the Conception, off the California coast.
The Israeli Security Cabinet is set to vote Thursday to close Al Jazeera's office in the country.
