Survivor alum Ramona Gray Amaro accuses the CBS competition series of stereotyping Black contestants
RamonaGray Amaro made television history in 2000 as the first Black woman to compete on Survivor, during the reality competition series' first season on CBS. Read more...
Stunning images of the British Isles' incredible islands
There are over 6,000 in the British Isles altogether and so picturing them all would be a slightly tall order - but here we bring you some of the most breathtaking. Read more...
Rick Gekoski, Richard Ford,Elisabeth Thomas and Jessica Anthony This week's best new fiction
Dr James Darke first appeared in Gekoski's 2017 debut novel, and this welcome follow-up finds our irascible, bibliophilic protagonist the subject of an ongoing police investigation. Read more...
With Books and New Focus, Mellon Foundation to Foster Social Equity
The philanthropys new focus on programs that promote social justice will include a plan to provide book collections for 1,000 prisons. Read more...
Olivia Wilde is causal in t-shirt and leggings as she runs errands with her kids in LA
The former House star shares her two children with partner Jason Sudeikis, 44, whom she started dating in 2011. Read more...
Nightclubs reopen in South Australia with new rules that ban drinking and dancing at the same time
Nightclubs were allowed to reopen on Monday, but Adelaide club owners have been halted from returning to regular trade due to a delay in processing COVID-19 management plans. Read more...
Kanye West and Gap Strike 10-Year Deal for Yeezy Gap Apparel Line
The struggling mall brand plans to introduce Yeezy Gap in stores and online in the first half of 2021. Read more...
Large Hadron Collider discovers a new type of 'exotic' particle
A team from the University of Manchester said the discovery involved sifting through datasets from the first and second collider runs - between 2009 and 2018. Read more...
15-year-old girl among 370 arrested as China-backed law takes hold in Hong Kong
CNN speaks to only Hong Konger on committee that drafted controversial law How China brought its authoritarian legal system to Hong Kong Hong Kong's business world reacts to law Read more...
A village where 80% of people have Covid-19 symptoms
In the remote Peruvian village of Caimito, 80 percent of this Shipibo community have shown symptoms of coronavirus, according to local nurse Elias Magin. The nearest hospital is an eight-hour boat ride away. Read more...
Men are more likely to be seen as 'brilliant' than women, study finds
Researchers say this 'brilliance' stereotype could be linked to more men than women working in fields associated with being brilliant such as science and technology. Read more...
Benefits claimants
In common with other newspapers, an article on 11 February reported official Department of Work and Pensions figures which suggested that 68 per cent of incapacity claimants were receiving benefits despite being fit for work. While 29 per cent were found fit for work straight away, the other 39 per cent were assessed as being unable to work now but able to work in the foreseeable future. We are happy to clarify the position. Read more...
You can bag a summer bargain - IF coronavirus travel restrictions are lifted
If coronavirus travel restrictions are reversed by July or August, you might just want to take a punt on a package getaway in the Med. Here's our guide to choosing a summer break wisely. Read more...
Hundreds of police officers will roam the ten Melbourne coronavirus hotspots
The Victorian government re-imposed stay-at-home orders for 36 suburbs in ten postcodes at midnight on Wednesday after recording 212 new cases of the deadly virus in three days. Read more...
How rich people could help save the planet from the climate crisis
Rich people don't just have bigger bank balances and more lavish lifestyles than the rest of us -- they also have bigger carbon footprints. Read more...
Kim Jong Un was infuriated by 'dirty' depiction of his wife in South Korean propaganda
One of the most recent launches - carried out on May 31 - had included provocative imagery of the North's First Lady Ri Sol Ju, sparking 'serious outrage' in Pyongyang. Read more...
Khloe Kardashian is giving relationship with serial cheater Tristan Thompson 'another try'
A source told People on Wednesday that 'Tristan is working hard to prove himself and has been a great dad to True.' Read more...
Morehouse Cancels Football and Cross Country Because of Coronavirus
The historically black college in Atlanta is one of the first universities to cancel football in 2020 amid the pandemic. Read more...
What Coronavirus Researchers Can Learn From Economists
Randomized controlled trials remain the gold standard, but natural experiments can help doctors who need answers now. Read more...
Lisa Rinna posts a stunning dancing video before sharing another one paddle boarding for Canada Day
If there ever was a Real Housewife who embodied self confidence, it's Lisa Rinna. The feisty brunette, who turns 57 next week, took to Instagram with two stunning videos on Wednesday. Read more...
Marcus Rashford, the 22-year-old who caused the government to change policy
The UK government reversed its decision to not extend free school meal vouchers throughout the summer holidays following a campaign by Manchester United and England star Marcus Rashford. Read more...