From reboots and auteur thrillers to genre-defying animation and adrenaline-laced indies, August’s cinematic slate bursts ...

But today, a quiet revolution is underway. The modern Indian bride is no longer just wearing what’s expected of her; she’s curating her bridal story on her own terms. And at the heart of this ...

"As you wish," guests will watch the legendary movie on the big screen, and Cary Elwes will follow with a Q&A session when he will share personal stories from the making of the "The Princess Bride." ...

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The meme stock renaissance is already fizzlingICYMI: Kohl’s this week became a day-trader favorite, with shares (KSS) more than doubling at one point Tuesday before ending the day up 27%, its ...

A bride-to-be has been forced to make a difficult decision after her weight loss jabs caused her to shed more than just weight. Kimberly Maberly, 42, from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, in the UK, ...

THE first bride of Married At First Sight’s 2025 instalment has been revealed – and she’s been hailed one of “the most stunning” yet. The Sun is first to report how de… ...

Tennis star Venus Williams is engaged, she admitted after winning the singles match in Washington, DC. Her fiance is reportedly Italian actor Andrea Preti ...

News This Bride Wanted Everything to Be Floral at Her Wedding Dressmaker Irina Sigal altered the bride’s gown — also covered in flowery details — to show off the couple’s most exciting news.

Shares of apparel retailer Kohl's soared on Tuesday as retail investors piled into the heavily shorted stock in a replay of the meme stock mania that shook the stock market in 2021.

Beyond being the daughter of a tech icon, Eve Jobs has forged her own path. She will also not be inheriting her father's billions. Here's what to know about the bride-to-be.

The latest meme-stock frenzy shows that “market psychology and crowd behavior can sometimes matter more than the numbers,” noted one analyst.