Eight short horror stories to enjoy a scary Halloween at home under the blankets
These creepy tales should be read aloud on October 31 with the lights dimmed and a lit flashlight beneath your chin
British actor Robbie Coltrane, Hagrid in ‘Harry Potter’, dies at 72
Besides the beloved role in the movie franchise, he carved out a long career on television in the United Kingdom and appeared in two James Bond films
Leaked email from Angelina Jolie to Brad Pitt: ‘Even now it is impossible to write this without crying’
In a message from last year seen by ‘ET Online’ the actress and director explains the reasons that led her to sell her stake in the French winery that she shared with her ex-husband
Ukraine calls on The Hague to designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism
Vladimir Putin announces that the mobilization of reservists to shore up the war effort will be completed in two weeks
Queen release previously unheard song with Freddie Mercury on vocals
‘Face It Alone’ was written during recordings for the 1988 album ‘The Miracle’ and will be the first the band releases featuring the voice of the lead singer since 2014
The sociology of heat
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It’s not just the weather that’s to blame for deaths during spells of soaring temperatures. Social inequality and isolation play important roles as well
As midterms loom, entrenched US inflation will lead to more rate hikes
Joe Biden faces the November elections amid the biggest price increases in the US since the presidency of Jimmy Carter
Russia prepares evacuation of civilians from Kherson as Ukrainian forces advance
Moscow’s bombing campaign continues to target civilians and critical infrastructure as Kyiv’s counter-offensive seeks to surround the occupied area
North Korea tests more missiles, flies war planes near southern border
Kim Jong-un welcomes the maneuvers, while Seoul says it will not hesitate to respond firmly to an escalation of provocations
Committee probing US Capitol attack agrees to subpoena Trump
The last session held by the panel concludes that the former president had a ‘premeditated’ plan to declare himself the winner of the elections even if he lost
Cannibalism: The Andes flight disaster, 50 years later
Two survivors of the Uruguayan plane that crashed in the Andes mountains on October 13, 1972 remember the accident that left them stranded in the snow for 72 days and forced them to eat the remains of their dead companions to survive
The day the Earth got itself a Moon
Despite its proximity and having been the focus of many exploration missions, there are still many unanswered questions regarding its process of formation
Pattie Boyd is sick of being called a muse: ‘What have I done to inspire George Harrison?’
The ex-model Pattie Boyd, who documented the London of the 1960s and became the subject of songs by The Beatles and Eric Clapton, reflects in the book ‘My Life in Pictures’
Why men don’t live as long
Genetic, biological and environmental factors affect male longevity, which is 5.2 years shorter than women in high-income countries, and 3.8 years in low-income countries according to a World Bank study