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Horror movies have long been one of the safer box-office bets for studios wringing big returns out of modest budgets. In post pandemic time, that reliability has become a beacon. Tiana McGee explains.
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Police in Rome deployed tear gas and water cannons against protesters on Saturday as a demonstration turned violent in the Italian capital.
Crowds filled San Antonio, Texas's River Walk for the annual Day of the Dead celebration, with illuminated floats, mariachi music and costumed participants honoring deceased loved ones.
On Wednesday the Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget.
Firefighters battled for hours to contain a blaze that engulfed the former Nazi guest house known as 'The Eagle's Nest' in southern Germany, while police investigated the cause after detaining a man near the scene .
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