Editors Desk

Twenty-five years ago, Eminem provoked outrage with The Marshall Mathers LP, which was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even more divisive listen.

A former Nickelodeon child star has laid bare his life on the streets, revealing a staggering list of drugs he says he is taking.

Across six episodes, the documentary series takes viewers behind the scenes of 'The Eras Tour,' revealing the key moments and events that shaped the phenomenon that was 'The Eras Tour'.

'He really is the unprecedented president,' historian says of Trump's revolutionary return to the Oval Office

The business of selling music has always been a source of grievance for those who create it

Former EU commissioner Thierry Breton, who led tech sector regulation efforts, is now barred from having a US visa. The Trump administration condemned the EU's online content moderation measures as 'censorship.'

Why the White House is betting billions on floating giants in the age of hypersonic missiles

Beijing has accused Washington of using national security as pretext to go after Chinese UAV makers

A wild new update has emerged in the case against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ that could see him released from prison before the end of the year.

The decision deals a setback to Trump's drive to use the military in liberal cities across the country.

Mr. Sasse, a former senator from Nebraska, announced that he had received a diagnosis last week for Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

The Louvre Museum has installed a large metal grille over the windows of the gallery from which thieves stole jewellery worth an estimated $102 million. The bars are the latest measure put in place in recent month as the security standards at the world's most visited museum are facing intense scrutiny following the October heist. 

US economy grew more than expected in 3rd quarter The economy defied concerns about a sluggish labor market and strained shoppers.

Thousands of newly released documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein became publicly available on the US Justice Department’s website on Tuesday, including surveillance footage from the month he was found dead in his jail cell.The DOJ said the latest batch of released files contains claims against President Donald that are "untrue and sensationalist".

Several people were killed by the latest attack, the president reported.

From Sydney Sweeney to Glen Powell, from Star Trek to South Park, THR's annual festival of snark.