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As mostly middling reviews for "Entourage" arrive (read ours), people are coming to realize what they probably should have for a few years now: the TV show was never really that good. It was a diverting half-hour at best, but in later seasons it became difficult to give the show a pass. But in case you didn't have time to go back and watch "Entourage," Screen Junkies has done it for you for their latest Honest Trailers entry. READ MORE: 'Entourage' Soundtrack Features Pharrell Williams, Diplo, Jane's Addiction... Читать дальше...

She kept up the DIY dentistry for a decade

Standing up for herself! Iggy Azalea canceled her planned North American Great Escape Tour last week[...]

Divisions at party congress reflect French opposition’s dilemma on direction

Sales of flagship F-Series pick-up truck fell in May as carmaker struggled to supply customers promptly

Shale gas revolution will be "painful for ... the world," with the U.S. possibly the swing producer, the head of BP told CNBC.

On Friday, Blatter—who has led soccer's governing body since 1998—won re-election as president amid an ongoing corruption probe.

President of football’s world governing body Fifa resigns

Police are investigating a clip in which Adam Tharia is punched to the ground by another teenager.

All the things you didn't realise you were scared of.

Retailer hands reins to former Domino’s Pizza chief David Brandon

Production for this year cut by 100,000 tonnes to 750,000

As far as summer comedies go, Paul Feig's "Spy" is a pretty good one. It’s better structured and more consistent than Feig’s last action/comedy hybrid “The Heat,” but is less inspired and more indebted to its plot than his breakout “Bridesmaids.” But it’s a ton of fun, marking the third time the “Freaks & Geeks” co-creator has taken an unpromising premise and turned it into one of the better comedies of the season.  There are plenty of pleasures to be found in the film, including an involving... Читать дальше...

The stock market could learn a lot from Swan, Ajax and the rest of the gang from the 1979 cult favorite "The Warriors."

How shareholders are paid can be as important as how much they are paid

The "Halftime Report" traders give their trades for the second half.

Company aims to retain leading role while container industry fights overcapacity

As many as three-quarters of male officers and staff in the Met are overweight or obese, according to one study.

The authorities say they have dismantled Isis cells yet they have done little to dissect its ideology

"At the end of the day, it's just porn." Pandora Blake shrugs and eats a mouthful of scrambled egg. We're having breakfast in a small café off Tottenham Court Road. Blake, a feminist porn producer and performer, has just finished describing a porn film she came across online that was tagged "brutal ass-banging". From the looks our fellow diners have been giving us, it seems clear that not everyone is as relaxed as she is.

Debate fuelled by fears a rise in US rates could spark a rush for the exit in fixed income markets

The shares look richly priced in light of recent mishaps

McKenzie County, where half the oil rigs still drilling are in play in the oil patch, spends $100,000 a month to house prisoners from other jails around the region.

Don't be the first to pass on higher costs, says diner owner Andrew Loucas.

Disney unveils "Playmation," a high-tech toy that brings motion-sensor technology, Bluetooth and cloud connectivity to children's play.