Новости за 02.03.2020

As the president guts environmental regulations, an Interior Department official has been found sneaking misleading and debunked claims in government reports.

After 24 seasons, ABC’s venerable dating show is coming for your meemaw and peepaw—which might not be a bad idea.

In memory of the late James Lipton, let’s look back at this delightful moment from the iconic interview series.

The CDC recommends three kinds of people use face masks to prevent the spread of Covid-19: people showing symptoms of the disease, health care workers, and those caring for people with Covid-19 at home. That hasn’t stopped the rise of the latest Insta trend.

Franco was sued last year by two former students from his acting program, who alleged “widespread inappropriate and sexually charged behavior towards female students.”

The couple has a packed schedule in the U.K. this week, but a sighting of their ten-month-old won’t be forthcoming.

The end is the beginning for the country's highest-paid television personality.

The vice president said this while insisting that “this is no time for politics.”

The French Oscars awarded Polanski at the cost of ostracizing their public—and prompting Adèle Haenel to leave the ceremony in protest. What now?

Buttigieg didn’t endorse anyone, but dropping out just before Super Tuesday may help the former vice president in a battle for delegates against Bernie Sanders.

Nazi atrocities take center stage in Elem Klimov’s unflinching, recently restored masterpiece.

The Last Week Tonight host spent Sunday night torching the media and President Donald Trump over responses to COVID-19.

The Hustlers star opens up about the Academy’s grave error.

A lost father. A found tape. A voice a filmmaker thought he would never hear.

Start-ups like Uber, Twitter, and Airbnb have minted thousands of new billionaires as they’ve gone public. And what’s the point of being nouveau riche if you can’t show it off?