Arnold Schwarzenegger makes rapping debut in ‘Pump It Up’

“Terminator” star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has made his rapping debut on a new song called “Pump It Up.”

Scorsese says De Niro, Pacino’s CGI use in ‘The Irishman’ left him ‘concerned’

Martin Scorsese revealed that using de-aging visual effects on Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in his upcoming mob drama “The Irishman” has taken away an edge from the actors’ performances.

Scorsese says De Niro, Pacino’s CGI use in ‘The Irishman’ left him ‘concerned’

Martin Scorsese revealed that using de-aging visual effects on Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in his upcoming mob drama “The Irishman” has taken away an edge from the actors’ performances.

J.K. Rowling to release 4 new ‘Harry Potter’ world e-books

J.K. Rowling is bringing readers back to the Wizarding World with a set of four new “bitesize reads” to be published online.

UFC champion Jessica Andrade poses nude with title belt

UFC champion Jessica Andrade stripped down to just her title belt in an Instagram snap that nearly broke the Internet for MMA fans.

Mexico to begin ratification process for USMCA trade deal

Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says his government is beginning the process of ratifying the new North American trade agreement.

Latin America accounts for one third of world’s homicides, life expectancy dropping in some countries: study

The rising number of people being murdered across Latin America and the Caribbean is so high that the life expectancy in some of those countries is dropping, a new study claims.

American Airlines passenger dies on flight from Dallas to London

An American Airlines passenger died on Thursday morning while reportedly suffering a cardiac arrest on a flight to London from Dallas.

Modi sworn in for second term as Indian prime minister

Narendra Modi has been sworn in for a second term as India’s prime minister after an overwhelming election victory for his Hindu nationalist party in a country of 1.3 billion people seeking swift economic change.

Mount Everest climbers seen crushed together in new video as Nepal debates limiting permits

A crush of climbers waiting to ascend the world’s tallest summit can be seen in a newly released video amid the ongoing debate whether Nepal should limit permits to prevent dangerous overcrowding on the world’s highest peak.