Новости за 05.03.2020

WarnerMedia is the latest media company to cancel South by Southwest events due to coronavirus concerns. They follow Netflix, Apple, Twitter, Facebook and more.

Residents of a small village in Italy had the taps in their houses dispensing red wine instead of water due to a fault at a nearby winery.

Pop music icon Lady Gaga is due to release her sixth studio album titled "Chromatica" on April 10 and launch a six-city tour. Take a look back at memorable fashion, performances and accomplishments throughout her decorated career.

K-pop group NCT 127 released a martial arts-inspired video for "Kick It," the lead single from its album "Neo Zone."

Scientists have developed a new genome engineering strategy for boosting the levels of beta-carotene, the precursor of vitamin A, in rice.

R. Kelly pleaded not guilty to revised sexual abuse charges during a Chicago court appearance Thursday in which federal prosecutors said they seized more than 100 electronic devices from the singer.

Insulin and blood sugar monitoring are key to treating Type 1 diabetes, but a stable and nurturing home environment also may help long-term health in those with the disease, a new study has found.

"The Affair" alum Maura Tierney will star with Jeff Daniels in "Rust," a new series based on Philipp Meyer's novel, "American Rust."

Authorities in Pennsylvania said a large non-native fish, an alligator gar, was found in a pond at a public park.

A list has been discovered in Argentina that includes names of thousands of former Nazis and their Swiss banking accounts that may have held stolen profits from German appropriations during World War II.

Scientists are gaining a better understanding of the influence of oxygen and temperature on the density and diversity of deep sea fish populations.

Houston Astros second baseman Alex Bregman says the team has "one thing" on its mind this off-season: helping manager Dusty Baker get over the hump to win his first World Series.

A television series based on PlayStation's "The Last of Us" is in development at HBO.

Toyota has expanded a recall involving faulty fuel pumps that can cause certain models to stop or stall.

The World Health Organization reported 95,265 confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide Thursday, with 3,281 deaths and a shrinking number of cases in China that indicate the outbreak is coming under control.

"Fixer Upper" alums Chip Gaines and Joanna Gaines picked up "Growing Floret," a new series about a WA flower farm, for their TV network.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Bunker Hill arrived Thursday at a port in Da Nang, Vietnam, for a ceremony to celebrate 25 years of U.S.-Vietnam diplomatic ties.

Animal rescuers in Guernsey said they are taking care of a gecko that stowed away in a vacationer's luggage when they returned from India.

Tom Hanks leads a convoy of Allied ships during World War II in the first trailer for upcoming action-drama, "Greyhound."

Dixie Egerickx, Edan Hayhurst, Amir Wilson and Colin Firth star in an adaptation of the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel "The Secret Garden."

After a year-long investigation, House lawmakers have concluded that Wells Fargo has operated as a "reckless megabank" that's been unable to change a culture of abusing customers -- even after a series of major scandals.

PlayStation 4 exclusive title "Ghost of Tsushima" is set to be released on June 26, Sony announced on Thursday.

Ramona Singer received a care package from "Real Housewives of New York" co-star Dorinda Medley after being diagnosed with Lyme disease.

Officials in Delaware are trying to find the owner of a calf that was found in the middle of a busy road by a pair of Department of Transportation workers.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren suspended her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday, two days after she failed to win a single state primary -- including her home state of Massachusetts.