Lawmakers hail DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Google as 'long overdue'

AC/DC have launched a new clothing line that pays tribute to the band’s classic albums ‘Highway To Hell’ and ‘Back In Black’.The rock icons, who are set to release their new album ‘Power Up’ next week, teamed up with US streetwear company DCShoes for the collection, which includes T-shirts, footwear and accessories.Featured in the range is a longsleeved sweater and tee boasting the cover art to 1980’s ‘Highway To Hell’, a pair of black skater shoes adorned with the iconic AC/DC logo, and a pair

US Weekly for reportedly planning to run a story on the speculation.“Since I know you guys were about to break your lil story @USWeekly, I’m not pregnant,” Bieber wrote on her Instagram Stories. “So please stop writing false stories from your ‘sources’ and focus on what’s important aka the election.”The model, who previously endorsed Joe Biden for president, wrote “the election” in blue along with a blue heart emoji.

Leo Barraclough Senior International Correspondent“The Bike Thief,” “Hello Again – a Wedding a Day” and “Karnawal” are among the hottest titles on Beta Cinema’s sales slate for the virtual version of the American Film Market, which starts Monday.The Munich-based sales company will give Matt Chambers’ “The Bike Thief” its market premiere at AFM, following its world premiere this week in competition at the Tokyo Film Festival.

The quarantine period has seen so many changes in famous celebrity couples. Whether it be getting hitched like Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost or even welcoming their first child like Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner or Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid, a lot has happened over the past few months.

President Donald Trump asserted that American policing suffers from systemic racism during a town hall with Sinclair Broadcasting Group on Wednesday. When asked bytown hall host and America This Week host Eric Bolling (a Fox News alum) whether there is "systemic racism within police departments and any sort of retraining they need" during Monday's event, Trump responded, "That's always the question you've gotta ask.

soccer broadcasts, has won the Colin Jose Media Award given annually by the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame.Cantor will receive the award at next year’s induction ceremony that will include former U.S.

Hell's Kitchen fans will remember Michael. Tall, tattooed and a front-runner from week two, he fought hard to be awarded the top title by Gordon Ramsay in 2005.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterHulu is decking the halls for “Happiest Season,” a rare mainstream holiday comedy centered on two women in love.The streamer has picked up domestic distribution rights to the Clea DuVall-directed film. Original distributor and co-financier Sony Pictures will retain rights in Canada and the rest of the world.The move is unsurprising as the coronavirus pandemic leaves many American movie theaters shuttered.

about 60% of all online ad sales.At the heart of the Justice Department’s filing is that Google enjoys a major advantage by being the go-to search engine for hundreds of millions of devices in the U.S. — a reality that essentially makes it impossible for competitors to gain traction.

discussing some of the disturbing potential ramifications of Donald Trump’s plan to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization.

Adele has announced she will be hosting next week’s Saturday Night Live.

State Rep. Felisha Leffler, a Republican, says she's the latest recipient of a series of anonymous postcards accusing Vermont lawmakers of both parties of "un-American" behavior and calling for their arrests.