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Udo Kier, Iconic Star of 'My Own Private Idaho' and 'Blade,' Dies at 81

German actor Udo Kier, known for 'My Own Private Idaho' and 'Blade,' died at 81 in Palm Springs on November 23, 2025. A prolific collaborator with Lars von Trier and a bridge between arthouse and Hollywood, he leaves over 200 film credits and an indelible screen legacy.

England vs Argentina Closes 2025 Autumn Internationals as England Chases 11th Straight Win

John Travolta Starts Filming AI Horror 'Ed' and Orcas Thriller 'Black Tides' at 71

John Travolta begins filming AI horror 'Ed' in Atlanta and the orca thriller 'Black Tides' in Gran Canaria, starring his daughter Ella Bleu Travolta and Melissa Barrera, while reigniting his legacy with a surprise 'Grease' appearance at 71.

Vogue Williams Enters I'm A Celebrity 2025 Jungle Amid Resurfaced Steroid and Internment Camp Controversies

Vogue Williams entered I'm A Celebrity 2025 amid renewed scrutiny over her 2017 call for internment camps and her husband Spencer Matthews' 2016 steroid-forced exit from the show, reigniting debates on accountability and redemption in reality TV.

Hazbin Hotel Season 2 Streams on Prime Video: Redemptions, Rock Songs, and a $139 Subscription

Hazbin Hotel Season 2 streams exclusively on Prime Video, with eight episodes releasing weekly through November 19, 2025. Created by Vivienne Medrano and starring Patrick Stump as Abel, the adult animated musical comedy has become a streaming phenomenon.

Raila Odinga Dies at 80: Kenya Mourns Its Veteran Opposition Leader

Raila Odinga, Kenya's veteran opposition leader and former prime minister, dies at 80 in India. His death sparks national mourning and raises questions about the future of Kenyan politics.

Niko Omilana's New 'Imposters' Video Pits Shorts vs Tall Tricksters

Niko Omilana launches his latest ‘Imposters’ YouTube challenge where short contestants face hidden tall players, sparking massive viewer engagement and merch sales.

How Huntington's Disease Throws the Brain's Emotional Coaster Off Track

Scientists are piecing together why Huntington's disease wrecks emotional stability. New studies point to amygdala damage, dysregulated mood circuits, and trouble recognizing facial cues. The findings could reshape therapies aimed at the emotional roller‑coaster many patients endure.

Tommy Robinson charged with harassment causing fear of violence in case involving Daily Mail journalists

Tommy Robinson has been charged with harassment causing fear of violence over incidents involving two Daily Mail journalists in August 2024. He pleaded not guilty at Southwark Crown Court and elected a jury trial. The case is set for trial on 16 October 2026. A separate alleged assault case linked to St Pancras station was dropped after prosecutors said the evidence did not meet the charging test.

When did the romans start riding horses?

Well, saddle up my friends, because we're hoofing it back in time! The Romans began riding horses around the 4th century BC, a fact that might surprise you. I mean, talk about being late to the pony party! It's interesting to think that before then, they just used horses for chariot racing, like some ancient Formula 1! Now, imagine a Roman soldier, clad in full armor, trying to ride a horse for the first time - I bet that was a sight to behold!