Doctor Who’s day at the Proms
The Music of Doctor Who has been celebrated at the Proms, complete with Daleks, cybermen and Matt Smith.
Doctor Who’s day at the Proms
The Music of Doctor Who has been celebrated at the Proms, complete with Daleks, cybermen and Matt Smith.
21st century Sherlock Holmes
Actors Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch say their adaptation of Sherlock Holmes offers a modern take on the Victorian classic.
21st century Sherlock Holmes
Actors Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch say their adaptation of Sherlock Holmes offers a modern take on the Victorian classic.
Shakespeare’s star-crossed pensioners
Joan Bakewell takes in a performance of Romeo and Juliet, but instead of love struck teenagers- the story centres around pensioners.
Shakespeare’s star-crossed pensioners
Joan Bakewell takes in a performance of Romeo and Juliet, but instead of love struck teenagers- the story centres around pensioners.
How gospel inspired Jones’ new album
The singer Tom Jones says his new album is inspired by the gospel music he sang as a child in Wales.
How gospel inspired Jones’ new album
The singer Tom Jones says his new album is inspired by the gospel music he sang as a child in Wales.
BP boss Hayward ‘negotiates exit’
BP chief Tony Hayward, widely criticised for his handling of the US oil spill, is negotiating his exit, with an announcement expected within 24 hours.
BP boss Hayward ‘negotiates exit’
BP chief Tony Hayward, widely criticised for his handling of the US oil spill, is negotiating his exit, with an announcement expected within 24 hours.
Merkel vows ‘intense’ crush probe
German Chancellor Angela Merkel demands an “intensive” investigation of Saturday’s Love Parade stampede, in which 19 people were crushed to death.
Merkel vows ‘intense’ crush probe
German Chancellor Angela Merkel demands an “intensive” investigation of Saturday’s Love Parade stampede, in which 19 people were crushed to death.
Ferrari fined but result stands
Ferrari are fined $100,000 for breaching sporting regulations after appearing to implement team orders, but the result of the German Grand Prix stands.
Ferrari fined but result stands
Ferrari are fined $100,000 for breaching sporting regulations after appearing to implement team orders, but the result of the German Grand Prix stands.
Afghan manhunt for US servicemen
A manhunt is launched in Afghanistan for two US servicemen reportedly snatched by the Taliban, as the insurgents claim one of them was killed.
Afghan manhunt for US servicemen
A manhunt is launched in Afghanistan for two US servicemen reportedly snatched by the Taliban, as the insurgents claim one of them was killed.
Twelve hurt in M1 minibus crash
Twelve people are injured in a minibus crash on the M1 in West Yorkshire.
Twelve hurt in M1 minibus crash
Twelve people are injured in a minibus crash on the M1 in West Yorkshire.
Diplomat: Iraq evidence ‘blocked’
The Foreign Office declines to comment on claims by a former diplomat that it blocked key parts of his testimony to the Iraq Inquiry.
Diplomat: Iraq evidence ‘blocked’
The Foreign Office declines to comment on claims by a former diplomat that it blocked key parts of his testimony to the Iraq Inquiry.
Salmond: ‘Release Megrahi files’
The Scottish first minister calls on the UK and US governments to publish all of their documents relating to the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
Salmond: ‘Release Megrahi files’
The Scottish first minister calls on the UK and US governments to publish all of their documents relating to the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
Hunt calls for BBC pay openness
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt calls on the BBC to be more open about how much it pays its top stars.
Hunt calls for BBC pay openness
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt calls on the BBC to be more open about how much it pays its top stars.
S Korea-US military drill begins
The US and South Korea hold a major military exercise in the Sea of Japan, despite threats of retaliation from North Korea.
S Korea-US military drill begins
The US and South Korea hold a major military exercise in the Sea of Japan, despite threats of retaliation from North Korea.
Balls ‘not quitting’ Labour race
Ed Balls has rejected speculation that he is considering quitting the Labour leadership contest.
Balls ‘not quitting’ Labour race
Ed Balls has rejected speculation that he is considering quitting the Labour leadership contest.
Favreau full of gratitude for Comic-Con faithful
Jon Favreau, who showed footage from Iron Man here two years ago and became an immediate Comic-Con icon, is back.
Molina joins ‘Law & Order: LA’ cast
This just in: Alfred Molina is joining the cast of Law & Order: Los Angeles (LOLA) as Deputy D.A. Morales. He joins Skeet Ulrich, who was previously …
A new reality show with a ‘Twist’
Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider is a realist. He knows that these days the music business isn’t about selling records. In fact, he doesn’t even try. …
Listen Up: Weekend Plugs
Seeking sound advice? USA TODAY’s music critics spotlight spin-worthy current albums bubbling beneath the hyped hits.
Stabbing temporarily halts Comic-Con panel
A stabbing Saturday night in a packed auditorium at the Comic-Con International pop culture convention brought the presentation of some of the …
Corbett happy to talk about ‘Beezus,’ SJP and settling down
Unlike many of his interview-shy peers, actor John Corbett, 49, has no problem sharing facets of his life with the press.
Wesley Snipes’ attorneys want to question jurors
Attorneys for Wesley Snipes say they want to question jurors who convicted the actor of tax-related charges to determine whether any had made …
Zsa Zsa Gabor in critical condition
Zsa Zsa Gabor was hospitalized in critical condition Friday and might have suffered a stroke while undergoing hip replacement surgery after a …
How to Write about Haiti
For starters, always use the phrase ‘the poorest country in the Western hemisphere.’ Your audience must be reminded again of Haiti’s exceptional poverty. It’s doubtful that other articles have mentioned this fact.
Photos: Comic-Con’s Cauldron of Geek Wonders
Young or old, famous or fanboy, the geeky siren call of Comic-Con
International draws all types of people to the San Diego Convention
Center each year. See some of the costumed attendees (plus Tron:
Legacy star Jeff Bridges!).
IPad Goes Under the Gauntlet at Universities This Fall
The iPad is about to have its academic chops put to the test this fall in a number of programs around the country. Colleges and universities are looking to adopt the iPad as a collaborative tool, a standardized mobile device to integrate into curriculums, and, in some cases, even a cost-saving device.
‘Battle: Los Angeles’ Mixes UFO Lore, Fallujah Feel
Graft urban combat’s raw intensity and a back story based on real events onto an explosive alien invasion and you’ve got Battle: Los Angeles, an upcoming sci-fi movie that attempts to convey what an alien invasion might actually look like.
Comic-Con 2010 Touts ‘Tron’, Goes ‘Green’
Wired.com takes a look at the trends of Comic-Con 2010. The Green Hornet, The Green Lantern and Tron: Legacy steal the movie spotlight while classic and new comics keep the old feel of Comic-Con alive.
Cast Reveals Details of Tron: Legacy‘s Skin-Tight Costumes
Wired.com chats with the cast of Tron: Legacy to hear about the streamlined, technology-laced costume designs created for the highly anticipated film.
Oil spill vessels return to site
Ships involved in the effort to secure the Gulf of Mexico blown-out oil well are preparing to resume work after a tropical storm weakens.
Afghan rebels ‘seize US soldiers’
Two US soldiers have been captured by Taliban insurgents in eastern Afghanistan, reports say.
Putin meets expelled Russia spies
Russian PM Vladimir Putin meets the Russian agents deported from the US and says they will have “bright, interesting lives”.
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