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Duran Duran Sets Bold Condition for Glastonbury Performance
Duran Duran insists on a top slot at Glastonbury, rejecting a 3pm disco tent offer. Simon Le Bon says they deserve headline status.
Gracie Abrams Announces New Album 'Daughter from Hell' Out July 17
Gracie Abrams reveals her third album 'Daughter from Hell', releasing July 17. First single 'Hit the Wall' drops this week. Album produced with Aaron Dessner.
Trump Expects Xi to Raise Taiwan Issue During China Visit
US President Donald Trump says he expects Chinese President Xi Jinping to raise Taiwan and energy security during his upcoming visit to China, praising their relationship.
Justin Timberlake Honors Jessica Biel and Mom Lynn Harless on Mother’s Day
Justin Timberlake shares a touching Mother’s Day post for wife Jessica Biel and mom Lynn Harless, featuring family photos and a loving message.
US-South Korea Defence Talks Focus on OPCON Transfer and Nuclear Subs
South Korean Defence Minister Ahn Gyu-back meets US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth to discuss wartime OPCON transfer, nuclear-powered submarines, and the Strait of Hormuz cargo ship explosion.
Inter-Clan Clashes in Somalia Kill 31, Displace Thousands
At least 31 killed in inter-clan fighting in northern Somalia's Laashimo Valley over water and grazing land, displacing 9,000 people, says UNHCR.
Kelvin Harrison Jr. Joins Golden Globes Documentary Prize Jury at Cannes
Actor Kelvin Harrison Jr. joins the jury for the Golden Globes Documentary Prize at the 79th Cannes Film Festival, honoring exceptional documentary filmmaking.
Pakistan Extends Austerity, Fuel Conservation Measures Till June 13
Pakistan extends austerity and fuel conservation measures until June 13, including 50% fuel cut for official vehicles and 60% vehicles off roads.
Brazil Sees Income Growth Across All States Under Lula's Leadership
Brazil's per capita household income rose in all 26 states and Federal District in 2025, but regional disparities remain a key challenge under Lula's government.
Devastating Floods in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar Affect 2,000 Families
Around 2,000 families in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province are affected by recent floods. IOM provides emergency relief as humanitarian needs rise.
Trump's Actions Create Jittery Movement in Global Financial Markets: Expert
West Asia expert Waiel Awwad says Trump's policies are creating a "jittery movement" in global financial markets, linking tensions to oil prices and Iran.
Karachi Sees Alarming Rise in Domestic Violence and Harassment Cases
Karachi reports 388 domestic violence and harassment cases in early 2025. Delays in justice and rising gender-based abuse highlight Pakistan's crisis.
Dua Lipa Sues Samsung for $15M Over Unauthorized Image Use
Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15 million, alleging unauthorized use of her image on TV packaging without permission or compensation.
Turkish Airlines Plane Evacuated After Smoke in Kathmandu Landing Gear
Turkish Airlines flight TK726 evacuated in Kathmandu after smoke in landing gear. No injuries reported. 278 passengers and 11 crew safe.
'Star Wars' Actor Michael Pennington Dies at 82 – A Tribute to His Legacy
Michael Pennington, known for playing Moff Jerjerrod in 'Star Wars: Return of the Jedi', passes away at 82. He also co-founded the English Shakespeare Company.
India Funds School Construction in Nepal's Dhangadhi to Boost Education
India begins construction of Siddhanath Secondary School in Dhangadhi, Nepal, with NPR 36 million aid under HICDP to improve education infrastructure.
India Lays Foundation for School in Nepal's Kailali District
India lays foundation for Siddhanath Secondary School in Kailali, Nepal, with NPR 36 million assistance, boosting education infrastructure.
Samsung and Union Race to Avert Strike Before May 21 Deadline
Samsung Electronics and its labor union make a last push to avoid an 18-day strike from May 21, which could disrupt global chip supply chains.
Ryan Reynolds Calls Blake Lively 'Fearless' in Mother's Day Post After Lawsuit Settlement
Ryan Reynolds praises wife Blake Lively as 'kind' and 'fearless' in Mother's Day post, days after settling legal dispute with Justin Baldoni over 'It Ends with Us.'
Hantavirus Hits US Passenger From Dutch Cruise Ship; Airlift Underway
An American from a hantavirus-hit cruise ship tests positive. Two passengers in biocontainment units en route to Nebraska for care.
South Korea-US Defence Chiefs Discuss OPCON Transfer and Hormuz Ship Blast
South Korean and US defence chiefs meet to discuss OPCON transfer timeline, nuclear-powered submarines, and the Strait of Hormuz ship explosion.
Nick Jonas Calls Priyanka Chopra "My Jaan" in Heartfelt Mother's Day Tribute
Nick Jonas shares unseen family photos with Priyanka Chopra and daughter Malti Marie, calling her "my jaan" in a touching Mother's Day 2026 post.
South Korean Destroyer Joins US Fleet Review, Training
South Korean destroyer ROKS Munmu the Great will join a US-hosted fleet review and multinational field training in New York and Virginia, also honoring Korean War veterans.
Trump Visit to China Offers Key Opportunity to Stabilize US-China Relations
Chinese media says President Trump's May 13-15 visit to China offers a chance to stabilize and refine US-China relations amid global uncertainty.
Samsung Union Demands 15% Profit Share, Warns of Strike
Samsung's largest labour union reiterates demand for 15% performance-based payout, warns mediation could collapse ahead of planned strike from May 21.