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The Apple Tree Yard author and staple of TV drama returns with another addictive thriller about a woman on the run

Seniors Community Living (SCL) and Old-Age Homes (OAH) are worlds apart. SCLs provide infrastructure, amenities, safety, security, support, freedom from kitchen work, domestic aid, socialising and entertainment. Some are unhappy due to uprooting from home, missing family, or inability to adapt to change. My wife and I are happy in…

Australians purchasing electric cars are being rewarded with higher-grade entertainment technology featuring as standard in their vehicles.

Operators of entertainment venues in Pattaya have expressed their delight with a move by Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to extend their operating hours to 1am.

A fire in a six-story residential building has left at least six dead and another 38 injured in Mumbai, India’s financial and entertainment capital

Ballets are typically performed to the enchanting and distinctive melodies of classical music, not the emphatic beats and supersonic volume of heavy metal. But it’s the music of heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath that scores Birmingham Royal Ballet’s new show, Black Sabbath – The Ballet, which is currently showing at…

In summer 2023, the publication American Theatre declared unequivocally that live theater was “in crisis” – particularly regional, nonprofit theaters. Writing for The New York Times, Isaac Butler preferred the phrase “on the verge of collapse.”

Now that the Hollywood strike is over, we examine 3 stocks that could soar.

The party is beholden to a base that it has fed misinformation and trained to view politics as high-stakes entertainment

The industry is poised for long-term growth supported by innovations and rising demand. While gambling stocks Esports Entertainment Group (GMBL) and Boyd Gaming (BYD) should benefit from the industry tailwinds, let us determine which stock is poised for better gains.

The Japanese entertainment company that has acknowledged its founder sexually assaulted hundreds of boys over the span of five decades has taken a new name: Smile-Up