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BBC sorry over 'involuntary' slur broadcast during BAFTA
John Davidson, a Tourette’s campaigner who inspired 'I Swear,' shouted the N-word as actors Delroy Lindo and Michael B Jordan, who are both black, presented the visual effects award.
BBC sorry over 'involuntary' slur broadcast during BAFTA
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UFOs, aliens and ‘little green men’: A primer on everything extraterrestrial
Trump’s announcement of unsealing all files related to possible life beyond Earth has put the spotlight back on one of the most enduring mysteries that has baffled humans for a long time.
UFOs, aliens and ‘little green men’: A primer on everything extraterrestrial
When the aroma of Ramadan pide fills streets, the Islamic month of fasting has begun
From the historic bakeries of Erenkoy to a sourdough starter named Pakize, Ramadan pide emerges as more than bread—it is a symbol of patience, craftsmanship, and the enduring power of community at iftar.
When the aroma of Ramadan pide fills streets, the Islamic month of fasting has begun
How long are Muslims in your country fasting this Ramadan?
The duration of daily fasting during Ramadan for the over two billion Muslims around the world varies depending on location and time of year, ranging from around 12 to 15 hours.
How long are Muslims in your country fasting this Ramadan?
Hiam Abbass: Silence is not neutral
At Berlinale, the French-Palestinian actor pushes back on calls to keep politics out of cinema, urging filmmakers to amplify the voices of oppressed and bombarded communities.
Hiam Abbass: Silence is not neutral
Cuba calls off cigar festival amid economic crisis
Cigars are a key source of hard currency for Cuba, generating millions in export and auction revenues for its struggling economy.
Cuba calls off cigar festival amid economic crisis