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A Coroner rules out foul play in Michael Jackson's death as investigations continue.
Taj Jackson defends Michael Jackson's controversial behaviour in a Sky News interview.
Milo Yiannopoulos plans a return to Berkeley for free-speech rallies after his fall from grace.
Diana's life is marked by turmoil from her marriage to Prince Charles and her stepmother Raine's actions.
Mo Farah reflects on his experience at the London Marathon, highlighting the challenges of marathon training and his commitment to improving performance.
Stewart Stewart and Ricky Gervais discuss the Muppets sequel and their characters' dynamics.
Myra Hindley, a key figure in the Moors Murders, attempts to shift blame onto Ian Brady in previously unseen prison letters while denying her role in Leslie Ann Downey's murder.
Nelson Mandela died at the age of 95, prompting Prince William to call him an "extraordinary, inspiring man" during a tribute after a film premiere.
Nelson Mandela, after 27 years of imprisonment, became South Africa's first black president and shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with FW de Klerk for their roles in ending apartheid.
Thamsanqa Jantjies defends his sign language interpretation at Nelson Mandela's memorial service.
Monique D took photographs of Gil Scott-Heron over a five-year period, capturing moments that reveal his struggles with addiction and his life off stage.
Nick Offerman clarifies rumors and shares insights about Ron Swanson and the Internet.
Nick Poundgarden this week highlights Ueli Steck's record climb of the Eiger's north face.
Nicolas Cage talks about Knowing, a film featuring angels and biblical themes about children.
Jesse Eisenberg and Isla Fisher discuss their roles in Now You See Me, released in the UK.
Queen Elizabeth II's life showcases her strong faith, work ethic, and dedication to public service.
Mikhail Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia, became the governor of Odessa, Ukraine, after living in New York City for nearly a decade.
Tom Stalker, the GB boxing captain, transformed his life from a troubled youth to a Commonwealth gold medalist, emphasizing the sacrifices required for Olympic success.
Louise Hazel, a British heptathlete, excels in the 100 meter hurdles and balances her training.
Michael Jamieson started swimming in Glasgow and focuses on breaststroke for the Olympics.
David Hockney describes the challenge of painting clouds, noting that if done too tightly, the sense of depth and form is lost.
Twelve days of travel brought children from Honduras to the United States, where they face the challenges of the asylum process and uncertain futures.
Parker Schnabel achieves his ambitious goal of 7,000 ounces of gold, marking a significant milestone in his evolution from a young miner to a successful business owner.
Patrick Swayze battles pancreatic cancer, defying grim prognosis with optimism and support.
Pete Buttigieg campaigns in Iowa, emphasizing Millennial voices and his Navy Reserve service.
Georgian pianist Khatia Buniatishvili performs a concert in a Berlin forest while reflecting on her rise to international acclaim and her ECHO award-winning debut album.
Prince Harry shares doubts about succeeding in the Army during a New York interview.
Richard Griffin reflects on his 30 years as a royalty protection officer, sharing anecdotes about the Queen's humor and charm during a picnic at Balmoral.
Princess Diana's first televised interview reveals her significant role within the British royal family and her deep connection with the public.
Prince Charles thanks the Queen for her 70 years of service, stating that her strength and dedication motivate her to rise each morning.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex honor Prince Philip on their Archewell foundation website.
Prince Harry admits to killing 25 people during his service in Afghanistan.
Prince Harry names Piers Morgan in court over phone hacking related to Princess Diana.
Prince Harry trains in a cold chamber for his Antarctic race with injured British servicemen.
Dean Stott shares insights on the Harry and Megan interview and its serious claims.
Ben McBean discusses Prince Harry's military experiences and the risks of his disclosures.
Richard Griffin, a former royal protection officer, worked with Prince Philip for 14 years and describes him as a caring yet sometimes abrupt man.
Prince Philip returns to Windsor a month after being admitted to the hospital for treatment.
Prince Philip's funeral has just been scheduled for next Saturday at Windsor Castle.
Queen Elizabeth described Prince Philip's passing as a miracle, while his sons reflected on the shared grief felt by many during the pandemic.
Prince William and Kate visit Sandringham, where well-wishers came with sunflowers to pay respects.
The Duke of Cambridge, William, pilots with the East Anglian Air Ambulance while balancing family life.
Prince William reflects on his grandmother's death, saying he will grieve her loss but feels grateful for her wisdom and support throughout his life.
Princess Latifa reveals she is a hostage in a villa converted into a jail in Dubai.
Putin vows to punish those behind the Wagner Rebellion threatening Russia's existence.
Queen Elizabeth II's reign, beginning in 1926, reflects Britain's transformation from empire to Brexit, marked by her commitment to duty and service.
Jude Davis recalls celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's coronation with a street party as she expresses her admiration for the monarch during the Diamond Jubilee.
Rachel Dolezal shares her side of the story and discusses her memoir in Spokane, Washington.
