A look at the behind-the-scenes business of Hollywood studio lot tours
For over 100 years, Hollywood has transported audiences to worlds outside their own, from the slick streets of New York City to the yellow bricks of Oz.
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Pope heads to Southeast Asia in ambitious trip
The pontiff will fly overnight and arrive on Tuesday in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, before heading to Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore.
Malaysian civil servants among 36 arrested in raid on ‘swingers’ ring holding group sex events
It is learnt that the syndicate, which operated online, offered subscribers a chance to swap partners as well as take part in group sex in condominiums around the Klang Valley, Kuala Lumpur.
Why the insect apocalypse should concern us all
David Goulson, professor of biology at the University of Sussex in Britain, warns: Whether you call it an apocalypse, insectageddon or whatever, there is certainly a serious problem with our insect populations declining.”
This 29-year-old from one of London's poorest neighborhoods became a millionaire after selling his influencer marketing firm
Timothy Armoo is a 29-year-old millionaire who became rich by selling his influencer marketing firm for eight-figures, but the young, Black entrepreneur had to beat the odds to find success.
Kuala Lumpur sinkhole tragedy a wake-up call, but who will take responsibility?
Search teams have been working round the clock in Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur over the past week, in a scramble to locate an Indian tourist who fell down an eight-metre-deep sinkhole in a freak accident in the heart of the city.
Finland will soon bury nuclear waste in a geological tomb that’s built to last for 100,000 years
Finland is on the cusp of burying spent nuclear fuel in the world's first geological tomb, where it will be stored for 100,000 years.
Indonesia’s protesters dismiss ‘belittling’ claims of CIA’s backing during unrest
On August 22, tens of thousands of students and other Indonesians took to the streets to reject a parliamentary move that undermined several rulings by the constitutional court on age eligibility and electoral thresholds for regional elections in November. Protests continued earlier this week in some cities such as Semarang and Makassar despite a decision by Indonesian lawmakers to cancel the passing of the controversial bill.