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Listen up muggles, it’s time to grab your wands and white-spotted owls, grab your ticket to Hogwarts, and get ready to climb ...

SEOUL – K-pop boy band 2PM member Lee Jun-ho will leave his label JYP Entertainment after 17 years, the company said on March 20. The two parties decided not to renew Lee’s contract ...

Even serial killers deserve the Funko Pop treatment. Dexter, the titular Miami-based blood splatter expert (and murderer) has officially been Funko Popped in a new limited-edition drop released ...

Jack Royston is Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent based in London, U.K. He reports on the British royal family—including King Charles III, Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry and ...

With his facial hair, baseball cap and sunglasses, it might be hard to recognise this pop icon. But the star in disguise is in fact Harry Styles, 31, The One Direction hunk was spotted grabbing a ...

Harry Sisson is a Gen Z democratic political commentator and social media influencer who gained popularity on TikTok. Sisson became popular over time as he posted on trending topics, policy matters, ...

Radcliffe was the first of Harry Potter’s lead trio to speak out against Rowling’s views on transgender identities. “Transgender women are women,” he said in a 2020 statement released by ...

The records released on Tuesday show a judge concluded in September that it wasn't in the public interest to disclose information about Prince Harry’s immigration status. Harry could be ...

Legal documents about Prince Harry's US visa application have been released - albeit with very heavy redactions. The released records show the judge concluded in September that it wasn't in the ...

London - Some court documents related to a freedom of information request to access Prince Harry's U.S. immigration files were released on Tuesday, under an order issued by a Washington D.C ...