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· Audrey Rock
Riize draws 50,000 to Japan fan meeting tour
K-pop group Riize has wrapped up its Japan fan meeting tour, drawing about 50,000 people across six shows, SM Entertainment said.
· Hong Yoo
Decline in film permits shows Hollywood needs more than tax credits to survive
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· Christian Toto
Thousands flock to Victorian canola farm chasing social media snaps
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· Justine Longmore
‘It dispelled a bunch of shame’: How a writing group is helping locals share revealing true stories
When Cas Castellano moved to Australia from Philadelphia, she found it hard to fit in with her new community. That changed when she found a writing group, wrote a story about a dark time in her life and read it aloud on stage.
· Garry Maddox
Why Japan’s scenic Tohoku region is still a tourist outlier
Tohoku is just a couple of hours north of Tokyo by bullet train, yet only 6 per cent of overseas visitors visited last year
· Julian Ryall
Why Japan’s scenic Tohoku region is still a tourist outlier
Tohoku is just a couple of hours north of Tokyo by bullet train, yet only 6 per cent of overseas visitors visited last year
· Julian Ryall
Young Japanese artists turn school blackboards into a creative medium
Chiho Ninomiya, from left, Kanami Murata and Karin Makishima, freshman members of the art club at Kumagaya Girls High School, discuss ideas for chalk art drawing at the school in Kumagaya, northwest of Tokyo, Tuesday, July 21, 2026, as they are part of the team participating in a national blackboard art contest. (AP…
· Yuri Kageyama
How Kirsten Storms was written off ‘General Hospital’ after 21 years following ‘mental health crisis’
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· BreAnna Bell
We’ve fallen in love with drones, but they’re not the sole answer
Elisabeth Braw is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, author of the award-winning “Goodbye Globalization” and a regular columnist for POLITICO. Her new book, “The Undersea War,” is out later this year.
· Elisabeth Braw
Wickedly wild celebration at the Cove
Distinguished interior designer Cocoy Cordova celebrated his third annual "Wickedly Wild African" birthday soirée in grand style at Cove Manila in Okada Manila, hosting an evening defined by glamour, creativity and unforgettable entertainment.
· Becky Garcia
Nazgul haunt the hall as 'Rings of Power' trailer airs at Comic-Con
SAN DIEGO — The third season of "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" premiered its trailer Friday at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Chinese weight-loss trend of mixing tea with enemas sends many to hospital
Extreme slimming method is claimed to help people shed weight in just two days, but doctor says it can seriously harm the digestive system
· Alice Yan
Chinese weight-loss trend of mixing tea with enemas sends many to hospital
Extreme slimming method is claimed to help people shed weight in just two days, but doctor says it can seriously harm the digestive system
· Alice Yan
Movies are back to kicking boring TV’s ass
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· Johnny Oleksinski
Chemical manufacturer ends sales of controversial herbicide
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· Justine Longmore
From Porn Star To Politician: Amaranta Hank Sworn In To Colombia's Congress
A former adult film actress was sworn in as a Colombian senator on Monday, and she is vowing to fight for the rights of the country's adult-content creators.
· Tyler Durden
When Chinese emperors and their prime ministers fell out, the results could be deadly
Imperial China relied on officials to run government affairs under the emperor, but as history shows, this power dynamic was a fragile one
· Wee Kek Koon
When Chinese emperors and their prime ministers fell out, the results could be deadly
Imperial China relied on officials to run government affairs under the emperor, but as history shows, this power dynamic was a fragile one
· Wee Kek Koon
The culinary stars align in Hangzhou
Lamb chops smoked over century-old persimmon wood and leaves at Xi Yin in Hangzhou. The eastern Chinese city is reclaiming its place as one of the country's culinary capitals. (Courtesy of Xi Yin)
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In pictures: how generations of Hongkongers beat the summer heat
Locals have long swapped concrete for coastline, heading to the city’s coolest locations – our numerous accessible beaches
· Alexander Mak
In pictures: how generations of Hongkongers beat the summer heat
Locals have long swapped concrete for coastline, heading to the city’s coolest locations – our numerous accessible beaches
· Alexander Mak
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Emma Stone films movie scene with Juan Soto at Citi Field in surreal moment
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· Mollie Walker
Scenes from Comic-Con 2026: Johnny Depp, Keke Palmer, Adria Arjona and more
The 2026 San Diego Comic-Con is in full swing and some huge stars from the worlds of TV, film and more came out to promote their latest projects. See all the biggest names at this year’s panels, including Johnny Depp, Keke Palmer and Adria Arjona, in the gallery below.
· Brian Sunday
Chuck Russell, director of ‘The Mask’ and ‘Scorpion King’ — dies unexpectedly at 74
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· Brian Gallagher
Marvel games to watch out for this August and September
With Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday making waves this year, Marvel's momentum has been nothing short of unstoppable—not just in films, comics, and pop culture, but in video games as well.
· Miguel Paolo Togonon
'The dogs were getting upset': How LA band Muna survived their worst ever gig
Muna's concert for rescue dogs didn't go according to plan
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Silverio wins media 9-ball tournament in Bulacan
Eloisa Silverio of Saksi Ngayon was crowned Class A champion in the Centro News' 3rd Invitational Media 9-Ball Tournament held at 923 Billiards, Vista Mall, Malolos City on July 22-23, 2026.
· Frederick Silverio
India's banned Sikh activist film finds audience in Punjab villages
Residents gather for a screening of "Satluj" in a village square of Mahian Wala Kalan, a farming village in Punjab, northern India, after the government banned the film. (Photo by Anuj Behal)
· Quratulain Rehbar
Nicole Kidman and private equity businessman Michael Reinstein enjoy poolside drinks during Italian getaway
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· Eric Todisco
Daveigh Chase’s father shares heartbreaking tribute on what would have been ‘The Ring’ actress’ 36th birthday
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· BreAnna Bell
Meet Josh Hamilton, who plays Jennifer Garner’s late husband in Peacock’s The Five-Star Weekend
The actor loves photography, and his Instagram is filled with portraits of A-listers such as Sydney Sweeney, Mark Ruffalo and Amanda Seyfried
· Sumnima Kandangwa
Meet Josh Hamilton, who plays Jennifer Garner’s late husband in Peacock’s The Five-Star Weekend
The actor loves photography, and his Instagram is filled with portraits of A-listers such as Sydney Sweeney, Mark Ruffalo and Amanda Seyfried
· Sumnima Kandangwa
You probably never wonder who’s packing your parcels. Perhaps you will now
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· John Bailey
76ers with LeBron pose a sizable threat to Knicks — but there are plenty of reasons to doubt them
It has yet to be reported if the first puffs of white smoke came from the top of the William Penn Building, or from the front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or from the chimney at Pat’s King of Steaks, but what we know for sure are these three things:
· Mike Vaccaro
Yemeni rebels say two injured in Saudi strikes
Yemeni Houthi media on Saturday said two people were injured by Saudi air strikes - a worker in the city of Hodeida and a woman on Kamaran island.
· Middleeasteye
Why Were Americans Funding Jobs For Transgender Workers In Nepal?
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· Tyler Durden
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’ on Hulu, a Crazy, Inspired Meta-Comedy About Friendship and Time Travel
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· John Serba
Japan keeps on rockin' despite oppressive heat
Varied performer lineups that attract attendees across age groups also keeps numbers up at Japan's big summer music festivals. (Photo by Sui Yoshimi)
· Staff Writer