Kim Yo-jong, sister of Kim Jong-un, has been on hand as the North Korean leader continues high-stakes talks with US President Donald Trump in Hanoi. While her presence at the summit has been seemingly low-key, her appearance in a few action shots caught the attention of eagle-eyed pundits.

A 2012 video appears to show Congressman Meadows, a Republican representative for North Carolina's 11th district, telling constituents that he would "send Mr. Obama home to Kenya or wherever it is." Earlier on Wednesday, Rep. Meadows appeared to be offended when Rep. Rashida Tlaib said Meadows had done something racist.

The wife of Gov. Ralph Northam, who drew ire after photos of him in blackface surfaced, says she "used a variety of artifacts and agricultural crops with the intention of illustrating a painful period of Virginia history" in a tour of the Executive Mansion.

This photo of Captain Marvel star Brie Larson at a premiere in London has fans weak at the knees. The actor wore a bespoke blue and gold Valentino gown.

The singer issued a response after her headline slot at this year's Manchester Pride event was questioned.

While Democrats used former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's testimony to shed light on the investigation by federal prosecutors in New York, Republicans went after Cohen's credibility as a witness. The testimony revealed new aspects of the investigations in NY's Southern District and raised the prospect that Democrats will call other witnesses, like Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg, as well as subpoenaing the president's tax returns.

Toni Harris just became the first woman non-kicker football player to sign a letter of intent in college football history. She is set to play for Central Methodist University.

The Canadian broadcaster has released a statement condemning the actions of a man who kissed and licked reporter Chris Glover during a live TV segment on Tuesday night. A video of the incident circulated online, with people calling it "disgusting" and "disturbing." The comedian, Boyd Banks, offered an apology on Wednesday.

According to Collider, the actor is in "final negotiations" to play the villain in the upcoming Bond film. The news comes days after Malek won an Oscar for his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody.

@Jb5Jane shared an inspirational piece of writing by a 10-year-old student, titled Dyslexia. The poem can be read forwards and backwards and has been described by readers as "clever", "powerful" and "brilliant."

Fox has been hit with a $178.7 million judgment in its legal dispute with the team behind "Bones." At the heart of the dispute was whether Fox hid profits from the show to avoid compensating key talent and producers.

The Texas politician, who recently lost a Senate race to Ted Cruz, teased a potential announcement in The Dallas Morning News. People are speculating whether the move indicates that he will announce a presidential run.

Kieran Trippier tried to pass the ball back to his goalkeeper and accidentally produced an excellent finish into the back of the Spurs net.

According to an NBC News report, negotiators will not demand a full accounting of North Korea's nuclear weapons program ahead of high-level talks. Critics suggested that the focus on the Yongbyon nuclear facility, a chess piece in negotiations since 2008, is short-sighted. Others offered a more nuanced perspective.

Just months after releasing Oxnard, the California artist announced that a new album, titled Ventura, will drop this April. He also announced a tour featuring Mac DeMarco, Thundercat, Earl Sweatshirt, Noname and Jessie Reyez.

The singer released two songs at once, No Drug Like Me and Now That I Found You, before confirming she will drop an album this year.

After North Carolina lawmaker Mark Meadows brought Trump administration official Lynne Patton to Congress in order to defend Trump from Michael Cohen's charges of racism, things came to a head when freshman Rep. Rashida Tlaib called Patton, who is Black, a "prop" and called the invitation a "racist act."