Early in the first act, exploding tomato cans and a dance sequence featuring performers in colorful costumes and bearing ...

Has the US reverse-engineered Iran’s Shahed drone? Reports say a cheaper American version is now being used in combat as militaries search for low-cost drone weapons.

Following his India's win over England in the T20 World Cup semifinal on Thursday night, opener Sanju Samson, who yet again impressed with a fine 89 in 42 balls, after an unbeaten 97* against West ...

Kaki King has always enjoyed borrowing from genres and blending them into her own unique style. That’s why Rolling Stone has ...

Four years after the television saga signed off, the film spin-off of Peaky Blinders returns to find Cillian Murphy ’s Tommy ...

Alongside its two young stars is Fiennes’s uncle, Joseph, who plays Sherlock’s dad Silas Holmes, a self-styled scientist, ...

When South Africa and New Zealand walk onto the electric turf of Eden Gardens tonight, they carry far more than game plans. They carry bruised, tangled, unforgettable history now finally exploding ...

"This is not Winston Churchill we're dealing with," the US president says, adding he's "not happy" with the UK's initial ...

WAR is an easy thing to talk about, because few of us have ever experienced it. The words of Tony Benn, on the night in 1998 when he voted against his own Labour government’s plans to bomb Iraq.

PSVR2 is still getting a steady supply of new games and this tower defence sequel is one of the best VR experiences of recent months.

But the world changes — fast-forward a decade, and those same nations are guzzling U.S. LNG like it’s fine Bordeaux, all while patting themselves on the back for ditching Russian gas. Is it hypocrisy?