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The actor is now a visiting professor for a masters course on women, peace and security.

"Where Are U Now?" ask the Canadian singer's Argentinian fans.

The famous whiskey and cream liqueur brand is launching a dairy-free version.

Disney invites you to be its guest in the first teaser for classic remake.

Starting in August, London Underground trains will begin running all night on the weekends.

"Rumor Has It" the songstress is closing in on the biggest record deal in U.K. history.

It's more complicated than you could have ever imagined.

Is this the most heartbreaking death since the Red Wedding?

Purple reigned over the Billboard Music Awards as the queen of pop paid tribute to fellow musical royalty.

He may not be able to feel his face, but The Weeknd's got a grasp on some new trophies.

Ken Loach's 'I, Daniel Blake,' depicts the failings of the British welfare system.

"The Boys in the Bunkhouse," by Dan Barry, tells the unbelievable but true story of a turkey processing plant's house of horrors in Iowa.

Fred Armisen hosts the season finale of the sketch show with Australian rocker Courtney Barnett as musical guest.

The mysterious sample in 'Jump Around' and the return of 'Gilmore Girls' are among the things we loved in arts and culture this week.

How a cobbler from Mexico City became a hero in the booming (and very expensive) world of designer sneakers.

Legendary illusionist speaks with Newsweek about why magic needs to be recognized as an art form.

Documentary gives viewers a glimpse of the relationship between the former congressman and wife Huma Abedin, as they deal with the fallout from Weiner's sexting scandals.

Could the moon door swing open for another victim in Sunday's episode?

Steven Hyden's new book finds deep meaning in pop music beefs.

Colbert shares his memories of the legendary “60 Minutes” broadcaster.

"Follow THAT you b*tches"

Stills from "Game of Thrones" season six, episode five, "The Door."

"Donut-gate" plagued the pop star in 2015—but she is showing a maturer side in her new music.

The "True Colors" singer will sing a Bob Dylan cover at Sunday's ceremony.

John Berry, who helped found the hip-hop group, suffered from frontal lobe dementia.