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Harry and Meghan may not be allowed to use their “Sussex Royal” brand, and Peter Phillips was mocked for his Chinese milk ads. But some of the queen’s relatives are signing major endorsement deals with no problem at all. So what gives?

“Jane Fonda, she’s 82 years old, but her personality is maybe 30 years old,” Jack Martin, the artist behind her new look, said.

The designer held her annual awards there for the first time.

We can’t be the only ones in need of a refresher.

The Trump ally was sentenced to 40 months on Thursday, but the president may already be preparing to let him off the hook.

Richard Grenell, currently US ambassador to Germany, doesn’t have the typical intelligence background to lead DNI. But he checks other boxes: Fox News veteran, Twitter troll, and loyal to the president.

After the least relaxing Sandringham holiday possible, the queen is back in her element and shooting the breeze with her subjects.

While promoting A Quiet Place Part II, Krasinski was asked about his politics and how it relates to his work.

The inside story of how four fake masterpieces wound up hanging in the prestigious art collection at Dumfries House.

BBC America’s Sarah Barnett on whether Eve will live to see season three, season four’s new head writer—and leaving the door open for Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s return.

The Massachusetts senator, who predicts Bloomberg is counting his money at this very moment, had her best fundraising day to date.

With Ivo van Hove at the helm, Broadway is about to find out.

"I never thought I was gonna get divorced -- I didn't wanna be a divorced person," Affleck told Diane Sawyer.

The bromance between Parasite’s mastermind and his cinematic idol is deepening.

The Oscar nominee’s stylish new Amazon revenge series, Hunters, was “one of the craziest and most original stories I have read in a long time.”

A popular refrain from exiting celebrities: "Why not?"

The actor opened the jury press conference for this year’s Berlinale by distancing himself from his own past remarks, statements including that abortion is a “sin” and same-sex marriage could “debase” marital law.

Vanity Fair's March 2020 issue, featuring Ana de Armas.

“I'd like to talk about who we're running against, a billionaire who calls women ‘fat broads’ and ‘horse-faced lesbians,’” Elizabeth Warren said. “And no, I'm not talking about Donald Trump, I'm talking about Mayor Bloomberg.”

All the Wikileaks founder had to do was clear Russia’s good name.

About six years ago, the novelist started working on a book that might capture her private dread about climate change—and then that anxiety took over everything.

Heading toward Super Tuesday, the Bloomberg campaign is trying to grab Obama’s mantle. But many Obamans remember a time when the two weren’t exactly close.

Emma Afra, 63, and Viviane Brahms, 75, were sitting in a Mercedes when it fell from the ferry on Tuesday and sank.