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Dexter Revival Does Diner Duty As Caffeine Rides In to Save The Day Dexter Revival Does Diner Duty As Caffeine Rides In to Save The Day Posted on Michael C. Hall and showrunner Clyde Phillips upcoming Dexter revival for Showtime- when we got our first look at Halls "Dexter Morgan v2.0" slowly getting back to (his) nature. While we keep fingers, toes, and various other body parts crossed with the hope that we get something today (its feeling weekly), we also wanted you to know that weve...

Why Prince Charles missed out Meghan when he wished Archie happy birthday Questions being asked over image by Prince Charles as he and the Queen make public statements Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Both the Queen and Prince Charles...

Solange Dawana tells Global Citizen about her experience as a university student in Papua New Guinea amid the devastating COVID-19 outbreak.

Woman with rare disorder petrified as specialist clinics future hangs in the balance Patients of the General and Autonomic Dysfunction Clinic at Derriford Hospital fear it could close and leave them without vital specialist treatment Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss a big story in Plymouth again with our daily newslettersInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you th...

Music Inc: Why song rights sales are booming From Bob Dylan to Shakira and now the Red Hot Chili Peppers, many music superstars are selling their song catalogs for hundred-odd-million sums. Whats behind the megadeals? Red Hot Chilli Peppers are the latest music megastars to sell off their music catalog Publishing rights are a lucrative business, as Michael Jackson found out after he acquired 251 Beatles songs for more than $47 million in 1985 and doubled his money 10 years later. But that catal...

Why Lake Powell visitors will have less lake to play in this year Brian Maffly © Francisco Kjolseth (Francisco Kjolseth | Salt Lake Tribune file photo) The Colorado River flows into Lake Powell near Hite Marina in February 2021. Water levels in Powell are expected to reach historic lows this year. Editor’s note • This story is available to Salt Lake Tribune subscribers only. Thank you for supporting local journalism. When boaters return to Lake Powell this spring and sum...

Saturday was an excellent day to wear red in Athens as some 20,000 members of the Georgia Bulldog Nation celebrated G-Day in the early afternoon and a decidedly scarlet-clad group gathered later in the day to salute the birthday of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, who turned 81 on Friday.  Local artist Stan Mullins threw open the doors of his expansive Pulaski Street studio Saturday evening to host the birthday party, complete with a cake featuring Denmark’s distinctive Dannebrog (flag) and an...

‘Just Like A Fairy Tale,’ Gushes Woman Watching As Royal Corpse Tossed Into Furnace WINDSOR, ENGLAND—Wiping joyful tears away from the corners of her eyes, local woman Tricia Ramsey reportedly gushed “Just like a fairy tale” Saturday while watching Prince Philip’s royal corpse being tossed into a furnace. “Oh, wow, this is just like every little girl’s dream,” said Ramsey, who was overcome by awe with just a tinge of longing as she witnessed a team of royal staffers shove the...

Trot Insider has gathered reaction from the 2021 Standardbred inductees into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame On Tuesday, the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame announced the three people and three horses to be inducted as the Hall’s Class of 2021. The Standardbred Election Committee selected Jim Bullock (Builder), Randy Waples (Driver), and Great Memories (Female Horse). Erin, Ontario resident Jim Bullock has made immense contributions to the Canadian harness racing industry over the ...

“Want to build a snowman?” asks a voice. Ananya Birla and I are having our own Frozen moment in downtown Manhattan. A winter storm has just passed and the roads are lined with snow. As the 26-year-old navigates a slushy sidewalk, her honey-blond waves fly against the icy wind. We are in the Lower East Side, walking past its typical contradictions: the smell of freshly baked cookies followed by the stench of overflowing trash cans, chic boutiques selling ceramics and CBD oils beside a boar...