Новости за 18.01.2020

Lifetime has ordered a 4-hour docu-series called "Surviving Jeffrey Epstein."

Thousands took to the streets Saturday in Washington, D.C., -- and elsewhere across the globe -- to participate in the fourth annual Women's March advocating for women's equality.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will no longer use the titles "His and Her Royal Highness," Buckingham Palace announced Saturday.

Hundreds of protesters were arrested and tear gassed this week in Lebanon as protests over the country's financial crisis turned violent.

Supermodel Bar Refaeli announced Saturday she has given birth to her third child.

Authorities arrested a prison inmate in Kentucky one week after he escaped custody during a work release, the state police said.

A gallery in Italy has confirmed that a painting discovered behind its walls is an authentic work by renowned Austrian painter Gustav Klimt.

Four Los Angeles teachers filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines after a passenger jet en route to China dropped fuel over several schools in the area, injuring at least 60 people.

Cable network Freeform has renewed its college sitcom "Grown-ish" for a fourth season.

Snow and ice sweeping through the Northeast will likely bring travel difficulties for travelers during the long holiday weekend, even in cities like Philadelphia, New York City and Boston.

A tourism official said Saturday that four South Koreans and three Nepali tour guides are among seven people missing after an avalanche hit their trail on a Himalayan mountain in northwest Nepal.

Billie Eilish, Harry Styles, Lewis Capaldi, Mabel and Stormzy are confirmed as performers for the 2020 BRIT Awards in London on Feb. 18.

Disney has changed the names of Fox Searchlight and 20th Century Fox, film divisions it acquired through its recent $71 billion deal with 21st Century Fox.

The House has released more documents related to their impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump -- this time linking Rep. Devin Nunes and a congressional candidate to dealings in Ukraine.

The House has released more documents related to their impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump -- this time linking Rep. Devin Nunes and a congressional candidate to dealings in Ukraine.

Rapper Roddy Ricch's "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.

Authorities placed a suspect in custody Saturday after a Utah shooting left four people dead and one injured the night before.

On Jan. 18, 1990, authorities arrested Washington, D.C., Mayor Marion Barry on narcotics charges.

Actor Jason Segel turns 40 and actor Mark Rylance turns 60, among the famous birthdays for Jan. 18.

An FAA advisory warns pilots could experience "unreliable or unavailable GPS signal" during a training exercise scheduled for Jan. 16 through Jan. 24.

Armenian-Iranian musician Andy Madadian received the 2,684th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday.

A federal judge on Friday sentenced former Rep. Chris Collins of New York to 26 months in prison for insider trading.

A weekend storm that originated as a bomb cyclone in the West earlier this week is destined to bring the most substantial snowfall of the season so far to parts of the mid-Atlantic and central Appalachians.

Best Buy announced Friday it's investigating allegations of misconduct against CEO Corie Barry months after she took over the leadership role at the electronics big box store.

An avalanche at a resort ski resort near Tahoe City, Calif., left one person dead Friday and another injured, local law enforcement officials said.