Claude Guillemot, co-founder of the video game publisher Ubisoft, died Friday in a plane crash in La Baule, France. He was 69. Guillemot helped build Ubisoft into a global gaming company and also chaired the family's hardware business, Guillemot Corp.
Two sets of brothers, including Desire and Guela Doue, are playing for different nations at the World Cup. The Doue brothers, born in France to a French mother and Ivorian father, could face each other in the last-32 stage in Arlington, Texas, on June 30.
Brothers Desire and Guela Doue, born in France to a French mother and Ivorian father, could face each other at the World Cup. Desire plays for France, while Guela represents Ivory Coast. This potential sibling showdown echoes the Boateng brothers' encounters in previous World Cups.
Two sets of brothers, including Desire and Guela Doue, are playing for different nations at the World Cup. The Doue brothers, born in France to a French mother and Ivorian father, could face each other in the last-32 stage.
Two brothers, Mark (25) and Lochlan Di Stefano (20), were denied bail after allegedly participating in a riot involving around 200 people at a clothing giveaway event in Newcastle, Australia. They face charges including rioting, driving without licenses, and evading police.
Two Texas brothers, Isiah Angelo Garcia and Raymond Christian Garcia, have pleaded guilty to robbing a Minnesota family of over $8 million in cryptocurrency at gunpoint. The brothers traveled from Texas to Minnesota to carry out the home invasion, holding the family for hours before fleeing. They face up to 20 years in prison and must pay restitution.
Three orphaned brothers in Zambia, Joseph (17), Gift (15), and Alumbwe (12), are struggling after their parents died from HIV/AIDS. They face housing issues, lack of basic necessities, and difficulty accessing HIV medication, potentially due to shifts in U.S. global health aid like PEPFAR. A local reverend notes a rise in child-headed households.
Three orphaned brothers in Zambia, aged 17, 15, and 12, are struggling to survive after their parents died from HIV/AIDS. They face housing issues, lack of food, and difficulty accessing essential HIV medications, potentially linked to disruptions in U.S. global health aid programs like PEPFAR. A local reverend notes a rise in child-headed households.
Activists in China are working covertly to help vulnerable women subjected to forced marriage and trafficking, operating in the shadows due to government crackdowns. The 'chained woman' incident in 2022 spurred a new wave of feminism focused on these issues, highlighting systemic failures despite official anti-trafficking efforts.
Filmmaker Ben Rivers adapted Don DeLillo's play 'The Word for Snow' for his new film, Mare's Nest, featuring nine-year-old girls reciting the author's complex prose. The film explores a post-apocalyptic, adult-free world, blending DeLillo's themes with Rivers' distinctive visual style.
The CTBC Brothers and Rakuten Monkeys played to a 9-9 draw in a dramatic 12-inning game. The Monkeys took a 3-run lead in the top of the 12th, but the Brothers fought back to tie. However, a baserunning error by Lin Rui-Chun in the bottom of the 12th cost the Brothers a chance to win.
A Dutch court artist, Petra Urban, has received damages from PVV MP Maikel Boon after he used her drawing of two brothers jailed for murder without permission and manipulated it with AI to appear more menacing. Urban cited copyright and moral rights violations, emphasizing the need for neutrality in journalistic work.
Die US-Regierung hat die Übernahme von Warner Brothers durch Paramount ohne Auflagen genehmigt. Das Justizministerium sieht keine Gefahr für Wettbewerb oder Verbraucher. Die Familie von Larry Ellison steht hinter Paramount. Kritiker befürchten den Verlust der redaktionellen Unabhängigkeit von CNN.
Brothers Mo, Al Hassan, and Musa Touré, sons of Liberian refugees, have risen from humble beginnings in Guinea to professional soccer careers in Adelaide, Australia. Mo's selection for the Socceroos World Cup squad is a dream come true for the family, fulfilling their father's unlived football aspirations.
Brothers Mo, Al Hassan, and Musa Touré, sons of Liberian refugees, have risen from humble beginnings in Guinea to become professional soccer players in Adelaide, Australia. Mo's selection for the Socceroos' World Cup squad is a dream come true for the family, highlighting the success of Adelaide's development programs.
A Los Angeles jury ordered socialite Rebecca Grossman to pay $21 million in punitive damages to the parents of two boys killed in a 2020 hit-and-run. This adds to the $176 million in damages previously awarded, with ex-Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson also ordered to pay $1.17 million.
A Los Angeles jury ordered socialite Rebecca Grossman to pay $21 million in punitive damages to the parents of two boys killed in a 2020 hit-and-run. Former Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson must pay $1.17 million. This is in addition to $176 million previously awarded.
An investigation by The New Yorker details allegations against Andrew and Tristan Tate for running a sex trafficking and exploitation ring in Romania, forcing women into producing pornographic content. The brothers deny the accusations, calling them politically motivated.
The Doué brothers, Guéla and Desiré, share a unique bond as they play for opposing teams (Côte d'Ivoire and France) at the World Cup. Their story highlights the growing trend of sibling rivalries in international football, with seven pairs of siblings competing in the tournament.
Brothers Harry (Australia) and John (Scotland) Souttar, set to play in the World Cup, pay tribute to their late brother Aaron, who inspired their careers and left a lasting impact despite passing away at 42 from motor neurone disease.
Julie Newmar, iconic for her role as Catwoman in the 1960s Batman TV series, reflects on her life, career, spirituality, and her approach to beauty and challenges at 90, living with her son John who has Down’s syndrome.
Two brothers have been jailed for the murder of 16-year-old Abdullah Yaser Abdullah Taleb in Sheffield. Zulkernain Ahmed received a life sentence with a 30-year minimum for murder, while his brother Armaan Ahmed was sentenced to 17 years for manslaughter.
Two UK brothers, Michael and Anthony Stewart, have been convicted of the 1984 murder of civil servant Anthony Littler. A reopened investigation in 2022 uncovered family confessions and new evidence, leading to their conviction for targeting vulnerable gay men.
A violent dispute between brothers over inheritance in Makhachkala was captured on video. One brother, 52, is detained and being interrogated after the incident at a local bus station.
