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Copyright or copycat?: Supreme Court hears Andy Warhol art case
The nine justices of the US Supreme Court took on the role of art critics on Wednesday as they grappled with whether a photographer should be compensated for a picture she took of Prince used in a work by Andy Warhol. Several justices appeared bemused about being thrust into the role of art critics.
Marquise Jackson's biography: Everything to know about 50 Cent's son
MARQUISE JACKSON popularly known as 25 Cent, is an American rapper and actor. He is known for being the son of one of the most prominent rappers, 50 Cent.
Jorge Garcia's bio: Age, family, education, weight loss, movies and TV shows
JORGE GARCIA is a renowned American actor and comedian famous for playing Hurley on Lost. His weight fluctuation has been a subject of debate. Find out why.
Carl Thomas Dean's bio: What does Carl Dean Thomas do for a living?
CARL THOMAS DEAN is an American successful businessman and celebrity spouse. He is famous as the husband of renowned American singer & actor Dolly Parton.
"Two most beautiful women": Video of Ndavi Nokeri & Liesl Laurie warms hearts
Ndavi Nokeri and Liesl Laurie looked amazing attending the Bellagio Spring Soirée and embraced at the glitzy event, with peeps complimenting their fab style.
Sithelo Shozi breaks silence on allegations that MaMkhize gave her R20M to drop charges against Andile Mpisane
Sithelo Shozi has taken to her page to address rumours that Shauwn "MaMkhize" Mkhize paid her off to drop the GBV claims against her baby daddy Andile Mpisane
Peru villagers accuse government of ignoring harm from mining
Andean villagers in Peru told an inter-American rights court on Wednesday about how their health has suffered for decades due to environmental damage caused by a mining company extracting heavy metals in their midst.
Western allies vow to get air defence to Ukraine 'as fast as can'
International backers of Ukraine vowed on Wednesday to deliver new air defences "as fast as we can", as Kyiv pressed them to bolster protection against Russia's missile blitz. NATO members have supplied weaponry worth billions of dollars to help fight Russia's more than seven-month invasion of Ukraine and have vowed to keep supplies flowing as Kyiv pushes to recapture occupied territories.
Native Americans fear loss of Indigenous languages in US
As Native Americans this week celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day -- the holiday increasingly recognized in the United States in lieu of "Columbus Day" -- members of the continent's hundreds of tribes shared a common concern: the ongoing extinction of their ancestral languages. The United States is currently home to 6.8 million Native Americans, or two percent of the population.
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