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In the ‘frenetic’ and ‘chaotic’ rush for PPE, one exception stood out: how Mail Force – and the Mail’s generous readers – rode to the rescue with protective equipment for nurses and care homes, costing taxpayers nothing
Baroness Hallett’s report lays bare the shocking rush for lucrative PPE contracts. Away from the hubbub, Daily Mail readers were doing the right thing – saving lives with their generous donations
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Titus Welliver’s Calls His New ‘Bosch’ Replacement “Incredible” in Fantastic Update
Titus Welliver says Bosch: Start of Watch brings back the franchise’s “true OGs,” with Cameron Monaghan taking over as Harry Bosch.
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TV Ratings: World Cup Quarterfinals Smash Previous U.S. Highs
All four matches beat the previous English-language record for a game in that round of the tournament.
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Beyoncé’s Surprise ‘Morning Dew’ Drop Brings Her Back to the R&B/Hip-Hop Top 10
The song, which suffered various demo leaks, previews a 20th anniversary edition of B’Day.
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Pet duck ‘is held down and plucked by group of knife-wielding teenagers’
The heinous attack allegedly took place at a property in the Eastchurch area of the Isle of Sheppey, in Kent, on Saturday evening.
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Prince Harry reveals his full-time job after leaving royal life
Prince Harry's podcast appearance promoted the Invictus Games while revealing personal details about his grooming routine and gym-based trauma recovery.
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Watch: The clash between US and Iran for control of the Strait of Hormuz
The BBC’s Barbara Plett Usher examines the latest tensions over the key international shipping channel.
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George Lucas Says AI Makes Filmmaking ‘Easier’ and ‘There’s Nothing You Can Do About It,’ Criticizes Hollywood for Giving Fans Too Much Power
George Lucas has a bone to pick with Hollywood when it comes to focus groups and test screenings. The “Star Wars” creator, who walked away from the franchise in 2012 after selling Lucasfilm to Disney in a $4 billion deal, recently told A Rabbit’s Foot (via IGN) that Hollywood’s over-reliance on focus groups has created studio…
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PÄR SUNDSTRÖM: ‘Some People In This World Don’t Understand SABATON’
In a new interview with Ore Bihovsky of TotalRock’s “Louder” radio show, SABATON bassist and manager Pär Sundström was asked if the band’s signature focus on writing songs about historical battles, wars and acts of heroism has made him and his bandmates more optimistic about the future. Pär responde…