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Director Sir Sam Mendes is gearing up to give The Beatles the cinematic treatment, announcing plans to make four separate films about the iconic band, each from a different band member's perspective.

The NBA All-Star Game has been a hot topic lately. Fans and analysts were not impressed, citing the lack of defense and easy scoring. Some players even admitted they didn't take it seriously.

The No. 15 Bluejays made history by defeating UConn, a No. 1-ranked team, for the first time in their seventh attempt. Coach Greg McDermott praised the team's effort, calling it a culmination of years of hard work by many people.

Malia Obama is making moves in Hollywood with a fresh name, Malia Ann, stepping into her own spotlight. The eldest daughter of Barack and Michelle Obama recently debuted her new moniker, distancing herself from her famous parents as she pursues her filmmaking career.

Travis Kelce, fresh off his Super Bowl win, was recently spotted teeing off at the Wynn Las Vegas golf course. The Kansas City Chiefs' tight end, known for his skills on the football field, showed off his swing in casual slacks and a polo shirt.

Yulia Navalnaya has stepped into the limelight, pledging to continue her late husband Alexei Navalny's fight against Russia's authoritarian regime.

Two men, Dominic M. Miller and Lyndell Mays, have been charged with a range of crimes, including second-degree murder, connected to a shooting at a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.

President Biden’s re-election campaign ended January with nearly $56 million on hand, extending his cash advantage over former President Donald J. Trump, whose campaign had about $30 million available at the end of the month.

Letitia James, the New York State Attorney General, announced her readiness to seize Donald Trump's assets, including his iconic skyscrapers, if he fails to cough up a $355 million fine stemming from his fraud trial.

Inter and Atletico Madrid are set to clash in just their second meeting in history on Tuesday. The first encounter took place in 2011, with Inter losing the European Supercup.

Authorities in Texas announced on Tuesday that the body of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, who had been missing, was found in the Trinity River.

Nvidia stock took a hit on Tuesday, setting itself up for its worst day since last May, just before the chip maker was set to release its earnings report on Wednesday.

Republican candidate Nikki Haley reaffirmed her commitment to her presidential bid, emphasizing the democratic principles of the United States during a speech in Greenville, South Carolina.

YouTube vlogger Ruby Franke, convicted of aggravated child abuse involving two of her children, received a sentencing of four consecutive terms, each ranging from one to 15 years in prison.

A recent report reveals that a North Korean ballistic missile, fired last month by the Russian military in Ukraine, contained numerous components sourced from companies in the US and Europe.

The South Carolina primary is up next on Saturday, the next Republican nominating contest. In her home state, Nikki Haley, a former U.N. ambassador and South Carolina governor, trails Donald Trump in polling.

The Colorado Avalanche defense has really come together this season, living up to the preseason hype as the best in the NHL. Bo Byram, especially, has been on fire lately, with two points in each of the past three games.

Capital One Financial is gearing up to acquire Discover Financial Services in a massive $35.3 billion all-stock deal, as the companies revealed.

GoFundMe has addressed concerns about a page set up after Donald Trump was fined in his civil fraud judgment, saying it doesn't violate their rules.

Israel issued a warning on Monday, stating that it would attack the densely populated city of Rafah at the start of Ramadan next month if all its remaining hostages are not returned.