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Viola Davis / Stereotypes, success and playing a warrior
Raised in poverty, the actor has conquered Hollywood, winning an Oscar, an Emmy and two Tony awards. Now she has brought her passion project to the screen – The Woman King’s epic tale of an elite female fighting force
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Will the new far-right government of Italy's Meloni turn its back on Europe?
The results of Italy's general election could alter the balance of power within the EU, with far-right, eurosceptic parties set to helm the next government in Rome. Italy is making something of a U-turn from Mario Draghi’s premiership, which put Italy back in the driving seat of Europe and bolstered the influence of a country accustomed to punching below its weight.
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What the Queen's English revealed about a changing world
The accent of the world's longest-serving monarch evolved during her long reign – reflecting enormous social shifts that occurred during that time.
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King Charles III, a life-long apprentice steps into the spotlight
The new monarch may no longer be as outspoken on the subjects he has previously championed
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Heavy Losses Leave Russia Short of Its Goal, U.S. Officials Say
The estimated deaths and injuries are stalling Russia’s progress in eastern Ukraine, military experts say, as fighting intensifies in the south.
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Ukraine War: The role of the Orthodox Churches
About 75% of Russians and 60% of Ukrainians profess to be Orthodox Christians. How are their churches responding to the war?
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Does NATO really pose a threat to Russia?
The growing standoff between East and West is a hangover from the Cold War
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How NATO’s eastward expansion destroyed dream of united Europe
Russia has wanted to ally itself with Europeans since the 90s. What has led to today's hostility?
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Putin warned the West, but the West didn't listen
Like it or not, the Russian president is doubling down on his crusade against American hegemony
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Inside Whitney’s tragic final weekend
Whitney Houston checked herself into the Beverley Hilton Hotel 10 years ago this week. She left in a coroner’s vehicle.
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Joe Hildebrand: Whoopi Goldberg debacle proves ‘wokeness is finally eating itself’
The fearsome backlash to Whoopi Goldberg’s Holocaust blunder shows a long-awaited moment has finally arrived.
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Inside Prince Andrew’s $578,000-a-month life
Prince Andrew’s legal troubles have pulled back the curtain on his extremely expensive lifestyle – and it’s eye-watering.
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Kamala Harris one year: Where did it go wrong for her?
Kamala Harris assumed office in historic fashion, becoming the first woman to serve "a heartbeat away from the presidency".
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A year into his social media exile, Trump is working to get back online
Advisers say the former president is frustrated by the pace of development of his promised website, still months away from its launch
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Why nostalgia for the past is in the American DNA
Why are Americans, often presumed to be ignorant of history, so obsessed with their nation’s past that they’d rather live sometime between the ’50s and the ’80s – or, in fact, in any decade but the present?
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How girl power played its part in Elizabeth Holmes’ downfall
As the shamed Theranos founder faces years behind bars, it’s worth reflecting on how many feel she exploited her gender to achieve success – and there were plenty of people happy to let her do so.
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Tara Reade: If Andrew Cuomo has to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct, why not Joe Biden?
The whole fiasco with Time’s Up and what followed was simply heartbreaking.
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The Spice Girls at 25: Here's the story from A to Z
It came out of nowhere. It changed the course of pop music. It was Wannabe - the scrappily brilliant debut single by The Spice Girls.
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‘RECKLESS’ PICTURE: Photo sparks backlash as deaths snowball in India
With astronomical COVID rates and people “dropping like flies”, a “murderously reckless” image out of India has attracted heavy criticism.
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