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Apple TV+'s 'The Studio' has become the most awarded freshman comedy in history after winning the International category at the BAFTA Television Awards, capping a sweep of major U.S. honors including 13 Emmys. Seth Rogen dedicated the BAFTA win to his late co-star Catherine O'Hara, as the series heads into production for Season 2.
A snowmobiler went missing near the Yukon border in northwestern B.C. during a retrieval mission and was found dead on Sunday after weather delayed searches. The Atlin RCMP thanked rescuers, and the B.C. Coroners Service is investigating the cause.
On Mother's Day, Southampton police fatally shot a man who was stabbing his disabled mother in their Riverhead home, leaving her seriously injured and prompting a state investigation. The incident highlights ongoing issues of domestic violence and mental health in the family, with neighbors and officials calling for transparency.
Netflix's live roast of Kevin Hart at the Kia Forum featured roasts from Tom Brady, Chelsea Handler, and surprises like Katt Williams, culminating in a public truce between Hart and Williams. The event highlighted comedy's blend of humor, celebrity, and reconciliation amid edgy jokes and star power.
Flooding in northern Saskatchewan has collapsed a key bridge, forcing Cameco to halt production at its Key Lake mill and reduce operations at McArthur River mine due to supply disruptions. While Cigar Lake continues unaffected and annual plans remain intact, prolonged issues could impact 2026 output in the vital uranium sector.
Tom Brady roasted Kevin Hart on Netflix by referencing Hart's 2017 Las Vegas cheating scandal during a live event, drawing laughs while revisiting the comedian's past infidelity with wife Eniko Parrish. The exchange highlighted themes of forgiveness and celebrity accountability, as Hart and Parrish have rebuilt their family life since the incident.
Families in Saskatoon celebrated Mother's Day 2026 with wellness events, picnics, and farm brunches, highlighting local businesses and community spirit. Coverage from Global News captured the diverse festivities at TCU Place, Crossmount, and The Berry Barn.
Six unidentified individuals were found dead inside a railroad boxcar in Laredo, Texas, on Sunday, discovered by a Union Pacific worker amid scorching 97-degree heat. The incident, under investigation with no determined cause, recalls past migrant smuggling tragedies along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 11, 2026, features clues drawing from literature, anatomy, and pop culture, with answers including GNAT, BRAVO, and TONY. CNET provides a detailed guide to help solvers, highlighting the puzzle's accessibility and cultural references.
Oroco Resource Corp. has appointed Charles Cryer as its new CEO effective June 16, 2026, to lead the advancement of its Santo Tomás copper project in Mexico. The move includes stock options for Cryer and highlights the project's promising economic assessment amid rising global copper demand.
Sixty-one years after Warren Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway, an initial $10,000 investment is now worth $485 million, highlighting his legacy of compounding returns. As Greg Abel assumes CEO duties in 2026, the company faces challenges in maintaining performance amid recent stock declines.
A feature on six exceptional homes in Austin highlights the city's diverse luxury real estate market, from historic Victorians to modern penthouses, with prices ranging from $550,000 to $8.75 million. These properties, listed through various agents, showcase architectural variety and prime locations near parks, rivers, and downtown amenities.
A cruise ship with Americans sick from hantavirus is returning to the U.S. after quarantine in Mexico, while President Trump rejects an Iranian nuclear proposal as 'totally unacceptable.' The article details the outbreak response, passenger accounts, and diplomatic context amid international tensions.
China's consumer and producer prices exceeded forecasts in April, driven by energy cost spikes from the Iran war and holiday spending boosts. Amid weak domestic demand, robust exports and an upcoming U.S.-China summit highlight ongoing economic tensions and policy considerations.
A 33-year-old Florida hiker, Anthony Pollio, was killed in a rare fatal bear attack at Glacier National Park, the first since 1998, after going missing on a solo hike near Mount Brown. The incident highlights ongoing bear safety concerns amid similar recent encounters in Yellowstone, Alaska, and the Great Smoky Mountains.
Six bodies were discovered in a train boxcar in a remote Laredo, Texas, train yard near the Mexican border, with the cause of death undetermined amid an ongoing investigation. The incident evokes past migrant tragedies, such as the 2022 San Antonio truck deaths, highlighting persistent border challenges.
Sen. Mark Kelly criticized the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion defense budget proposal as 'outrageous,' highlighting concerns over feasibility, depleted munitions from the Iran war, and lack of strategy. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused Kelly of leaking classified information in response.
A Frontier Airlines jet fatally struck a trespasser on a Denver International Airport runway late Friday, as captured in released security video, leading to an aborted takeoff, cabin smoke, and minor injuries to 12 people. Officials are investigating the breach and reviewing airport security measures amid probes by the FAA and NTSB.
Former 'The Only Way is Essex' star Jake Hall died at 35 in an accident in Mallorca, Spain, on May 6, prompting an emotional tribute from ex-partner Misse Beqiri highlighting his devotion to their daughter River. Tributes from the TOWIE team and friends underscore Hall's lasting impact as a father and charismatic figure.
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has called for aggressive prosecution of Medicaid fraud after a report alleged millions were billed from vacant offices in Franklin County. While state officials defend their oversight mechanisms and ongoing investigations, Ramaswamy ties the issue to broader federal welfare and immigration problems, proposing systemic reforms.
