Bulgaria's national soccer team has been ordered by UEFA to play its next home game behind closed doors as punishment for the "racist behavior" of its fans during a Euro 2020 against England.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the creators of HBO's "Game of Thrones," are exiting the Star Wars trilogy they had been set to write and produce. The first film in the series was supposed to arrive in theaters in 2022.
A collection of Andy Warhol's New York portraits of transgender women and drag queens will go on display at London's Tate Modern, as part of a new exhibition dedicated to the artist's life and identity.
The Rugby World Cup has seen rugby fever sweep across Japan as a whole new generation of Japanese rugby fans have been inspired by the incredible exploits of the country's national team, the Brave Blossoms.
Many travelers get creative with packing, whether it's sitting on your suitcase to try and get it to shut, or arriving at the airport wearing three coats.
A Vietnamese couple worries that their missing son is one of the bodies found in a shipping container in England. CNN's Ivan Watson reports why some Vietnamese risk their lives and enormous debt to smuggle themselves to Europe.
A woman in China has given birth to a healthy baby girl at the same hospital where she used to work. The hospital says she used her medical knowledge to naturally get pregnant.
Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich is the only thing in the fast food business that's hotter than Burger King's Impossible Whopper. That's great news for Restaurant Brands, which owns both chains.
Amazon is considering its options for how to move forward following the decision to award a massive government contract to its competitor, Microsoft, according to a source familiar with the situation. One analyst said he "fully expects" Amazon to try to fight the decision in court.
When Susanna Brown joined London's prestigious V&A museum over a decade ago as a curator in photographs, one of the first things she acquired was a group of images by Tim Walker.
