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TREND: Long gone are the days of cheese sandwiches, bowls of crisps and a homemade cake. Today, children’s parties are far more extravagant affairs. Charlotte Cripps, who is bracing herself for her daughter’s 10th birthday Traitors-themed party, looks at the true cost of keeping up playground appearances

Melania Trump's Fox News appearance aimed to unite America amid ICE deaths, but her documentary promotion undermined her credibility. A PR expert reveals why.

The confirmed animated prequel 'Stranger Things: Tales From '85' is introducing a brand-new character, sparking debate over whether the series' long-established canon is about to change.

It's set to be a busy week on Netflix with a handful of new movies and shows, including the return of popular period drama "Bridgerton."

In Apperson v. Kaminsky, decided Friday by the Missouri Supreme Court (opinion by Justice Paul Wilson, Apperson sued his ex-romantic… The post #TheyLied Defamation Plaintiff, Suing Over Rape Allegations, Can Prove Reputational Harm with His Own Testimony appeared first on Reason.com.

Ellen DeGeneres disputes a 2023 car accident lawsuit, claiming she was never properly served as papers were left with a security guard, not delivered to her directly.

Ted Lasso season 4 is releasing this summer

Morgan had an emergency hip replacement after falling on a ‘small step’ at a London hotel restaurant

Up to 40 million online BBC accounts could be linked with home addresses for the first time to help find households that are accessing the streaming service without a licence.

Candace Owens sparked backlash after opening her show by suggesting that Charlie Kirk’s life resembled “The Truman Show.” Critics argued the remark implied his family and inner circle were part of a staged reality. Owens dismissed the outrage as media-driven, reigniting debate over speculation, influence, and responsibility in political commentary.