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Sony says the longtime Wheel of Fortune announcer was terminated effective immediately after a probe into unspecified allegations, following an earlier suspension from the show.
Read report »A work missing for eight decades is set to be returned to the heir of Dutch Jewish dealer Jacques Goudstikker after appearing in a house listing in Mar del Plata.
Read report »Dolly Parton’s estate says DollyFest will replace a traditional public memorial and be staged in London and Nashville in 2027.
Read report »This year’s honorees span international law, humanitarian work and the defense of political prisoners across Singapore, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Read report »King Harald V died in an Oslo hospital on Aug. 28, 2026, ending a 35-year reign that joined royal tradition with a more open, accessible monarchy.
Read report »The Norwegian monarch died in an Oslo hospital following treatment for a rare blood condition and was succeeded by his son, Haakon.
Read report »The Malian singer said he was withdrawing from commercial performances in South Africa while remaining open to non-commercial appearances intended to foster dialogue and unity.
Read report »Australia's chart authority said fully AI-generated songs will no longer qualify from late August, while music made by human artists with AI support can still remain eligible under stricter conditions.
Read report »Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey reached about $1.35 billion worldwide, passing Deadpool & Wolverine on global revenue and establishing a new high-water mark for an R-rated release.
Read report »Organizers called off Mekelle's main Ashenda celebration after recent aerial attacks and warnings that another large public gathering could be unsafe.
Read report »The 55.6-meter monument in central Poland was blessed after an inauguration that drew attention for its size, financing and pilgrimage setting.
Read report »Pilgrims crossed into Iraq for Arbaeen as fresh strikes, political grief and security fears reshaped one of Shia Islam’s largest gatherings.
Read report »Judges named 13 novels in contention for the £50,000 Booker Prize, including works by two previous winners and three debut novelists.
Read report »The July 27, 2026 event recognized theater landmarks in Belem and Manaus as shared symbols of the Amazon rubber era and of Brazil’s cultural ambitions.
Read report »UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee inscribed Iran’s Alamut Castle and Related Fortifications, a serial cultural landscape in Qazvin province, on the World Heritage List.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-07-13 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »The July 4, 2026 bicentennial-plus celebration combined nationwide ceremonies and fireworks with weather disruptions and a presidential speech on the National Mall.
Read report »Rome said the Society of St. Pius X ruptured communion with the Catholic Church after a Swiss ceremony that installed four bishops without papal authorization.
Read report »The company says newly released PlayStation titles will become digital-only from January 2028, while games issued on disc before the change will remain unaffected.
Read report »Catholic parishes in Dubai said worshippers could once again use church sites normally after a period of curtailed entry.
Read report »On 2026-06-29, available reporting documented film also became top-grossing music biopic after surpassing 2018’s Bohemian Rhapsody earlier this month Antoine Fuqua’s Michael has become the highest-grossing biopic in cinema history, weeks after overtaking Bohemian Rhapsody as the
Read report »Marchers crossed central Budapest in record heat as police authorized an event that Hungary’s former government had tried to outlaw and its successor had not yet fully protected in law.
Read report »Canada became eligible for the Eurovision Song Contest after CBC/Radio-Canada obtained the level of European Broadcasting Union membership needed for entry, creating a possible path to a first official appearance.
Read report »Researchers in Veracruz reported an Early Classic site with circular stone features and a carved monolith that may show Maya influence.
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