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Dozens of activists opposing dog meat consumption have rallied in Seoul to mark a "dog meat day" in South Korea
A wave of Ethiopian Israeli artists has burst onto Israel's vibrant hip-hop scene, using the stage to promote their community's struggle against discrimination and police violence
Jerry Lawson, the lead singer of cult favorite a cappella group the Persuasions, has died
On July 12, 1962, the Rolling Stones played their first gig at a club in London. The lineup of the band included Mick Jagger, Brian Jones and Keith Richards. Drummer Charlie Watts and bassist Bill…
Former NRA President Oliver North says in court documents that the gun lobbying group is trying to smear him in retaliation for raising questions about its operations
Disney Channel has canceled the red-carpet premiere of its movie "Descendants 3" after the death of 20-year-old star Cameron Boyce
A judge has given Harvey Weinstein the green light to shake up his defense team yet again
When a long-running, much-admired television series ends, Emmy voters can bring the show and its stars back for a final bow or give them the bum's rush
A white man has been indicted for first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a black youth for playing rap music he said he thought was threatening and the top prosecutor in the case said Thursday the teen "did nothing" to provoke the attack
Gay square dance clubs add new spin to a centuries-old dance style
Koko the chimpanzee, once a star in Skopje's zoo, has returned home after spending 10 years in the Netherlands recovering from depression
Film Review: 'The Lion King' returns (with Beyonce!) but it's grown harder to feel the love