The spy posed as a journalist to extract information from Hollywood stars for Weinstein.

Models Brinston and Caitlin turned to fashion to boost their confidence after becoming wheelchair-users, then gained international careers.

What would happen if Australia followed the ancient bushfire management practices of Aboriginal people?

Marina Abramovic styles herself as the "grandmother of performance art" and Belgrade is where she began.

Luiza Trajano, owner of Brazilian shop chain Magazine Luiza, is one of the country's richest people.

African leaders meet France's president over how to re-establish security in the Sahel region.

The row about representation in Hollywood is reignited, and there are some high-profile omissions.

The surprise appeal comes as Pope Francis considers an easing of the rule banning married priests.

Authorities have warned that a "hazardous eruption" could take place "within hours or days".

Yusaku Maezawa appeals for a "life partner" to join him on Space X's maiden Moon voyage in 2023.

The Times' report that the Sussexes were pushed away by the Duke of Cambridge is "false", they say.

Justin Trudeau says he will "not rest until there are answers" about the Ukrainian jet downed by Iran.

The eruption of the Taal volcano didn't stop one Philippine couple going ahead with their wedding.

The trial of Lamine Diack, the disgraced former head of athletics' world governing body the IAAF, will get under way in Paris on Monday.

Wales back James Hook reveals he will retire from rugby at the end of the season as he eyes coaching and becoming a children's author.

Pedram Mousavi, Mojgan Daneshmand, and their two daughters were all passengers on flight PS752.

A meeting of senior royals is deciding next steps on issues such as finance, duties and security.

Cameron Smith hopes his Sony Open win helps Australians smile "for a moment or two" as the country battles its bushfire crisis.

When Sunny's asylum application was refused, he took refuge overnight on London's buses - for two decades.

Songs became shorter, melodies became less melodic and Latin music exploded. Here's why.

At the heart of the dispute between Ethiopia and Egypt is who has control over Africa's longest river.