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In Alice Springs, Australia, ranchers reported hearing a sound estimated at 310 decibels, marking it as the loudest sound ever recorded on Earth.
Isabella Barrett, a millionaire since age six, navigates the competitive world of child beauty pageants while building her fashion empire.
Fiona Ray discusses her unique painting style and upcoming exhibitions in London.
Franco Zeffirelli reflects on his influential career in opera and film, discussing key works like Tosca and Romeo and Juliet, along with his ties to Silvio Berlusconi.
Michael Heaney shares a touching message from his father at Seamus Heaney's Dublin funeral.
Emily Hand is released by Hamas, but her mother remains captive, violating truce terms.
Ben Kingsley discusses his role as The Mandarin in Iron Man 3 with Robert Downey Jr.
Jade Goody's battle with cancer and her efforts to raise awareness about cervical health are examined alongside the impact of her death on her sons and public discourse.
John Connery, famed for his role as James Bond, dies at 90, leaving a legacy of patriotism.
Andrew Collins and Andrew Pulver remember James Gandolfini, who died in Italy at 51.
A Japan Airlines crash survivor shares their emotional experience during the emergency landing.
So Rika Matsumoto faces her father's impending execution as Shoko Asahara awaits the death penalty.
Jason Statham discusses his role in Hummingbird, emphasizing confidence in navigating challenges and the themes of redemption central to the film's narrative.
Josh Fant and Jennifer Lawrence share fun stories from the Hunger Games set, including Bud Light Lime.
Fans reminisce about Jim Morrison's legacy and question what documentary this is from.
Jim Thorpe was the first Native American to win Olympic gold medals, but those medals were taken away from him, marking a significant injustice in sports history.
Dr Roger Bodley recalls memories of Jimmy Savile at an auction of his possessions.
Joaquin Phoenix has been vegan since he was three years old and urges individuals to adopt plant-based diets to combat climate change.
John Darnielle shares his honest opinions on music and reveals his dislike for the Kinks.
John Lydon recalls sneaking into Glastonbury at age 13, reflecting on his long-standing connection to the festival and its music scene.
Johnny Depp testifies at the High Court, denying Amber Heard's abuse allegations.
Johnny Depp wins a $15 million civil case against Amber Heard for defamation.
Mourinho says he decides to return to Chelsea in minutes after Abramovich's inquiry.
Justin Rose wins the US Open, becoming the first English major champion in 17 years.
Baptiste Giabiconi, the highest-paid male model worldwide, collaborates with Karl Lagerfeld in a photo shoot that emphasizes their creative partnership.
Today celebrates MLK Day and Stephon Ferguson's reenactment of Dr. King's speeches.
Kevin Rudd resumes his role as Australian prime minister, addressing urgent national challenges.
Kick-Ass 2 shows the titular hero battling a real-life super villain in cinemas now.
In 1940s New York City, the intense love affair between poets Allen Ginsberg and Lucien Carr significantly influenced the emergence of the Beat Generation.
King Charles and the Wales royals respond to questions about Prince Harry's memoir.
General Sergey Surovikin's ties to Evgeni Prigozhin and Wagner raise concerns in Russia.
La Roux, featuring Elly Jackson and Ben Langmead, is recognized by Observer Music Monthly as a standout act of 2009 for their vibrant 80s synth-pop sound.
Ivo Van Hove reflects on David Bowie's final months and his work on Blackstar in New York.
Bill McDermott faces a life-threatening accident, realizing he might not be found alive.
Ursula Burns becomes the first African-American woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, Xerox.
In October 2014, William and Kate publicly requested that press photographers leave their son, Prince George, alone after a troubling incident.
Pi Patel, a teenage boy, survives a shipwreck and finds himself alone in a lifeboat with an adult Bengal tiger after leaving Pondicherry for Canada.
Sarah Stevenson from Manchester prepares for the London 2012 Olympics in Taekwondo.
Angie Winstanley-Smith trains with the Team GB Women's Water Polo team for London 2012.
Beth Storry, the goalkeeper for Team GB, shares her transition from a financial analyst to a full-time hockey player as she prepares for the London 2012 Olympics.
Cameras capture 24 hours of life in Britain's A&E departments, revealing the daily struggles of patients and staff in emergency care.
Mads Mikkelsen discusses his career and role as Le Chiffre in Casino Royale in Berlin.
Amanda Thatcher reads from Ephesians at her grandmother Margaret Thatcher's funeral.
Pat Martino, a legendary jazz guitar virtuoso, faces memory loss after brain surgery but stages a remarkable comeback with the help of filmmaker Ian Knox and neuropsychologist Paul Broks.
Max Clifford approaches Tom Parmenter during his trial, unaware the clip isn't live.
Derrick Fogle is a world renowned foot-bag player and Guinness World Record holder.
Meghan McCain states that America does not need to be made great again because it has always been great, reflecting on her father's legacy.
Tributes pour in for Michael Jackson after the singer died from cardiac arrest at home.
