Royal family live updates: Kate Middleton, Prince William shock commuters by taking train to Wales
If she were alive today, Princess Diana "would be concerned" about the estranged relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry, her former lover James Hewitt said in a rare interview. Hewitt told Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley on Monday that Diana would have done "her best to try and get them together."
Thousands Told to Evacuate as Australia Braces for Powerful Cyclone
Australian homes lose power and people evacuate as tropical cyclone approaches; 1 man missing
A man has disappeared in floodwater, people were ordered to evacuate their flood-prone homes and tens of thousands of premises lost power as part of the Australian east coast was lashed by wind and ra
Thousands in Australia Told to Evacuate as Tropical Cyclone Alfred Nears East Coast
Thousands of residents in Australia's east were ordered to evacuate ahead of Tropical Cyclone Alfred's landfall on Saturday as the storm brought heavy rains, huge waves and strong winds that cut off power,
Drew Barrymore Flusters Meghan Markle with Comment About Her 'Hot' Relationship with Prince Harry
Princes William, Harry used a different last name before marrying Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle
William became the Duke of Cambridge following his wedding to Middleton, while Harry was bestowed with the Duke of Sussex title after marrying Markle.
Drew Barrymore surprises Meghan Markle with photo of Princess Diana during live interview
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Best Fit to present stage at New York's New Colossus
For the first time, Best Fit will co-host a stage at New York's The New Colossus festival, featuring Marvin's Revenge, The Fiends, Hongza, Sterling Press, and test plan.
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Western New York leaders gather in Marilla to show support for correction officers on strike
Western New York leaders came together on Tuesday in a show of support for correctional officers across New York State, but it was also a show of force against decision-makers in Albany. Town supervisors,
An actor in winter. Sir Anthony Hopkins will have a memoir out this fall
NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) — Sir Anthony Hopkins will have a memoir out this fall, its title inspired by a childhood picture. “We Did OK, Kid” will be published Nov. 4 by Summit Books, a Simon & Schuster imprint.