The IAAF World Championships in London have a new star. Mascot hedgehog Hero has been upstaging some of the athletes with signs, slides and an inflatable flamingo.

The original Batman died in June. But West recorded his part for a new animated adventure before his death. Batman vs. Two-Face will be released in October and features William Shatner as Harvey Dent.

The Associated Press reports that US Department of State officials believe that US Embassy staff in Cuba experienced unexplained hearing loss, possibly from the Cuban government's use of covert sonic devices.

Tension between US and North Korea continues, a bus crash in London, Hurricane Franklin hits Mexico and a look at the day ahead.

Walmart is feeling the heat for an "own the school year like a hero" sign placed above a gun display. The chain has apologized and removed the sign. There's no word on whether the sign placement was caused by a careless employee or a rogue prankster, but corporate is investigating.

Apparently, this chicken crossed the road to send a message to the president.

In a video for The Ringer, WWE's monster among men read lines from the 2007 film. Strowman played the part of the title character, originally played by Ellen Page.

Australian scientists have discovered that Vitamin B3, found in products like turkey, peanuts and Vegemite, can prevent birth defects and miscarriages.

Nicknamed "Alesi," scientists say the skull belonged to an infant ape and could be a major development in learning more about human origins.

The Queens property comes with a two-dimensional Trump and costs $725 a night.

People may have taken his comments a bit out of context.

In a GQ interview, the record producer broke down a recording session with Rihanna where she dissed his track, comparing it to airport reggae. The exchange between and about the musicians is one to watch.

Anyone who uses their car's USB port to play music from an auxiliary device probably knows the plight of hearing the same song with every plug-in. Well, @samir has a fix for that — 90 seconds of glorious silence at the top of your song queue.

New Star Wars images featured in Entertainment Weekly show what life is like on Ahch-To for Luke Skywalker.

According to ESPN, the NBA plans to take steps to solve the issue of teams benching healthy players for rest reasons. The move is aimed at making sure the league's marquee stars take the court during nationally televised games and road games.

The governor of Guam, Eddie Baza Calvo, has reassured residents of the island that there is no threat from North Korea, going on to say that "an attack on Guam is an attack on the United States."

Paleontologists keep lying down beside Patagotitan mayorum's bones to show off how huge it was.