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It’s been several years since the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home and the movie continues to be one of the most successful films of all time. The film is currently the third highest-grossing movie of all time with a domestic total of $814 million and it’s safe to say that the lead actors took home a lot of money for the film!

Darragh Ennis has shared his "top tips" for success on The Chase and they involve "immediately" saying something each time you hear two words.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Telecommunications giant Verizon Communications plans to take over smaller player Frontier Communications in an all-cash deal valued at $20 billion, as Verizon seeks to bolster its fiber footprint to battle its biggest rival, AT&T. According to Verizon, Frontier operates the “largest pure-play fiber internet” network in the U.S.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Directorial duo Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza (“Sicilian Ghost Story”) tell the true tale of Cosa Nostra boss Matteo Messina Denaro – who was dubbed “the last godfather” – in their new drama “Sicilian Letters,” launching on Thursday from the Venice Film Festival. “Sicilian Letters” pairs two top Italian actors — Elio Germano, who plays Messina, and Toni Servilloas his antagonist Catello, a shady secret services operative who is trying to catch him — working in tandem for the first time.

Oxford University experts have discovered that indulging in certain daily eats can silently boost the risk of heart harm within a mere three weeks. Researchers have observed significant internal changes after participants feasted on croissants and other pastries, despite no visible weight increase.

A new study published in the BMJ Mental Health Journal suggests that mental resilience might be the secret to a longer life.

Emily Longeretta It’s officially “Survivor” season, once again. CBS announced the new Season 47 cast on Wednesday — including one competitor many will recognize.The new season, which kicks off with a two-hour premiere on September 18 before moving back to 90-minute weekly episodes, features “Pod Save America” co-host and former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett, “who finds himself thrust into a world filled with a different kind of cutthroat politics,” per the press release.Jeff Probst returns as host and showrunner for the season, which also features an ER doctor, an AI research assistant, a flight school owner and a sports reporter.

Bad breath can leave people feeling anxious, making mixing with others uncomfortable. Just like body odour, it is something nobody likes but is hard to ignore once noticed.

Radio has faced myriad challenges as a century-old medium, but a new report from Westwood One makes the case for its potency with the NFL, saying it reached nearly 64 million unique listeners last season.

Fans of Outlander have come to the defence of lead character Claire Fraser, following criticism over a "frustrating" mistake she made. The historical fantasy series, which first aired in 2014, is based on Diana Gabaldon's book series of the same name.

One type of food eaten by millions of Brits could be causing lasting damage to peoples' hearts and bodies - even if it’s not causing weight gain, scientists have warned. New research has shown that eating a diet rich in saturated fat could significantly increase the risk of potentially deadly diseases, although participants seemed healthy on the outside.

Beauty buffs with younger, brighter and glowing skin are crediting a 'magic' moisturiser that instantly hydrates the skin while working in the background to create a more youthful complexion. Those who used the 'astonishing' cream say they've noticed a significant difference to the appearance of their fine lines, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation.

Scotland's seabirds face a “dire” future without urgent action, conservationists warn, after five more species joined the red list of threatened species.

Women in the North live shorter lives, work more hours for less pay and are more likely to live in poverty than elsewhere in England.

High cholesterol is a potentially deadly condition that occurs when you have too much of a fatty substance known as cholesterol in your blood. Over time this can build up in the blood vessels causing blockages.

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC is developing a drama series about the Piper Alpha disaster, one of the most catastrophic offshore oil incidents of all time and the worst in terms of lives lost.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief A love triangle involving a middle-aged couple and a younger woman is exposed and scrutinized from every angle when a professional breakup agent is employed in Elizabeth Lo’s “Mistress Dispeller.” The Chinese-U.S. documentary, which plays in Venice’s Horizons section, is extraordinary for both the candor of the subjects and the film’s exceptional fly-on-the-wall setup. The film’s static opening shot, depicting a woman quietly weeping under the dryer as she gets a new hairdo, sets the tone.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The story of Giancarlo Parretti, the flamboyant Italian waiter-turned-financier who bought MGM in 1990 and was ousted and indicted when his takeover deal for the Hollywood studio collapsed, is in early stages of getting the big screen treatment. Independent Los-Angeles-based film producer Niels Juul (“Ferrari,” “Killers of the Flower Moon”) has tracked down Parretti, now 82, and living in the lap of luxury in a palazzo in his native Orvieto.

A recent study reported in Neurology has sparked concerns amongst health professionals, detailing how extended use of widely taken acid reflux medication, known as proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), can significantly heighten the risk of dementia by 33 percent. It emerged that individuals on PPIs for more than four-and-a-half years were particularly vulnerable.

A barrister who initially put his cancer symptoms down to haemorrhoids has revealed the first sign he knew something was wrong.

While the issue of refugees and economic migrants continues to dominate world headlines, Denmark’s Thomas Vinterberg has found an ingenious way to turn the situation on its head. With his seven-part series Families Like Ours, Vinterberg posits an imagined but not too far-fetched scenario in which his homeland is forced, literally, to close down. Flooding is coming, but, rather than wait, the government has been cooking up a plan to rehouse those who don’t have the resources to flee to Europe’s wealthier countries.

Only the most astute readers will be able to spot the second horse in this image within 10 seconds.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway didn't hesitate to ahlt the show's latest episode to to inform viewers of a health update.

Nutritional scientist Professor Tim Spector has spoken about a ‘superfood’ which he says will drastically reduce the chances of getting dementia. The Professor of Genetic Epidemiology at King's College London and founder of the Zoe health app said that the common food which is frequently used in breakfasts and main evening meals is ‘magical’.

MK2 Films has closed a raft of major deals on “Peacock” which world premieres at the Venice Film Festival in the Critics’ Week section. “Peacock” marks the directorial debut of rising Austrian filmmaking Bernhard Wenger and is headlined by “All Quiet on the Western Front” star Albrecht Schuch. The quirky tragicomedy revolves around the “Rent a Friend” concept prevalent in Japan and the U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: Banijay Asia is planning to send an Indian citizen into space.

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Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The trailer (above) has launched for Marianna Brennand‘s “Manas,” which has its world premiere in Venice Days, a sidebar to the Venice Film Festival. Bendita Film Sales is handling world sales. The film is set on the island of Marajó in the Amazon rainforest.

In the beginning of 2024, I decided to give up ultra-processed food to see its effect on my health. You can read about that here but, to summarise, I lost weight and my body shape transformed.

Former footballer-turned-rugby player John Bilbija has died at age 65 following a decade-long battle with dementia.The Australian star, who previously played for Balmain, Wests Magpies and South Sydney, died peacefully in his sleep at his Penrith home. His ex teammate Wayne Innes told Channel Nine: "It's very sad but may have been a blessing in disguise because John was not the same guy we knew and loved." He added: "He personified toughness on the paddock but it doesn't matter how tough you are - once you contract this illness, it gets you all. bA lot of former players are suffering from it and it's sad to see." Tributes have poured in for John online following the news of his death.

Oh dear, could your chosen baby name land your little one in hot water? It turns out that picking out that perfect name for your bundle of joy is more than just a fun exercise - as some monikers might have naughtier connotations than you think! From the playground to the classroom, we all know that certain names can conjure images of cheeky cherubs or difficult damsels, and now research shows that Brits really do judge a book by its cover, or rather, a child by their name. Sign up to OK!'s daily newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free In a world where first impressions count, it appears even the youngest in society aren't safe from the snap judgments of onlookers, as parents, kids, and teachers share their views on the names they associate with good eggs and bad apples alike.

Naman Ramachandran After a 27-year hiatus from television, veteran Indian filmmaker Anubhav Sinha is making his streaming series debut with Netflix‘s “IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack.” The six-episode thriller, based on the 1999 hijacking of an Indian Airlines flight, marks Sinha’s first return to long-form storytelling since his early days in television, which includes DD Metro series “Sea Hawks.” The drama, adapted from the book “Flight Into Fear” by Captain Devi Sharan and Srinjoy Chowdhury, explores the crisis from multiple angles. It offers a multifaceted look at the incident, showcasing the tense negotiations in Delhi’s War Room, the high-stakes diplomacy at Taliban-controlled Kandahar, and the terrifying ordeal faced by passengers and crew aboard the hijacked aircraft. Sinha, known for socially conscious films like “Article 15” and “Thappad,” initially resisted the idea of making a series.

A team of scientists and researchers are poised to scrutinise hundreds of thousands of brain scans in a bid to develop a software tool that could predict an individual's risk of dementia.

Macklemore has announced that he is cancelling one of his upcoming shows.

One fan of Martin Lewis' money-saving tips managed to slash their insurance cost by a whopping 50%, saving £210 thanks to advice that took just an hour to implement. Martin Lewis' financial wisdom was put to the test as numerous fans wrote into his Money-Saving Expert site to share their triumphs using his savvy tips to stretch their budgets.