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Royal Caribbean pushed back an inaugural voyage on a new ship after eight crew members tested positive for Covid-19

Crew Member Tests Positive For COVID On Hong Kong ‘Cruise To Nowhere’ Forcing Cancelation

The 40-year-old crew member was fully vaccinated and tested positive for COVID-19 during routine testing 48 hours prior to the ship's departure.

Flying Green Will Be More Expensive

The airline industry believes that demand for travel is still set to boom but the costs of going green could cloud the industry's future

Flying green will be more expensive

Supply Chain Woes Put Brakes On Europe's Top Cycle-makers In Portugal

Flagship manufacturer InCycles is pushing to stay ahead of the peloton

Supply chain woes put brakes on Europe's top cycle-makers in Portugal

The new single is Adele's first in six years

Adele Reveals A 'Prized Possession' Belonging To Celine Dion That She Keeps At Home

In a new video, Adele revealed that James Corden once gifted her a keepsake from her idol, Celine Dion.

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Gwyneth Paltrow Gets New Outlook On Health, Quits Alcohol After Bout With COVID-19

"It's been a long year of barely any alcohol, I mean I've had a sip here and there but very rarely," the actress said when she guested on the "Dear Chelsea" podcast Thursday.

Zendaya and Chalamet were among the cavalcade of stars in "Dune", which got its world premiere playing out of competition in Venice

'Dune' Movie Leaks On Piracy Sites In HD; Fans React

"Dune" was made with a budget of $160 million and slated to release in theaters and on HBO Max, this Friday.

David Malaspina, owner of Pellegrini's Espresso Bar, hoses down the front of his establishment ahead of the expected lifting of coronavirus restrictions

Melbourne Toasts End Of Long Covid Lockdown

Melbourne toasts end of long Covid lockdown

Melbourne has hosted the Australian Grand Prix since 1996

Australia F1 Chief Vows To Keep Race In Melbourne After Sydney Overtures

Australia F1 chief vows to keep race in Melbourne after Sydney overtures

Queen Elizabeth II is Britain's longest serving monarch

Queen Elizabeth Spends A Night In Hospital After Canceling Northern Ireland Trip

Queen Elizabeth II has already returned to Windsor Castle and is in "good spirits," a palace spokesperson said.

Residents of the Maya community of Pomuch in southeast Mexico clean the bones of their relatives in an annual ritual before the Day of the Dead festival

Cleaning Bones: Maya Community Honors The Dead

Cleaning bones: Maya community honors the dead

US defender Chris Richards has been loaned by Bayern Munich to Hoffeheim this season

Nagelsmann Out With Covid-19, But Bayern Hope For A Home Full House

Nagelsmann out with Covid-19, but Bayern hope for a home full house

Around 86 percent of eligible New Zealanders have had their first vaccine dose and 68 percent are double jabbed

New Zealand Sets 90% Vaccine Target To End Lockdown

New Zealand sets 90% vaccine target to end lockdown

Travellers wait to cross into Canada at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls

Travel News: This Country Will Roll Out A Standardized COVID Vaccine Passport

Canada's news standardized vaccine passport will be available on mobile devices or paper and will be required for travel.

Boston Celtics player Enes Kanter, who has incurred China's wrath with comments about Beijing's policies in Tibet

Enes Kanter, NBA's Dogged Human Rights Advocate

Enes Kanter, NBA's dogged human rights advocate

Russia reported a record 1,036 Covid-19 deaths in a single day Thursday, but officials have warned the worst is yet to come

Moscow To Shut Non-essential Services As Covid Cases Spike

Moscow to shut non-essential services as Covid cases spike

Tourism is a critical industry for Thailand; before the coronavirus pandemic the kingdom attracted nearly 40 million visitors, but that figure plunged to just 6.7 million in 2020 due to Covid-19

Thailand Allows Vaccinated Tourists From 40-plus Countries, PM Says

Thailand allows vaccinated tourists from 40-plus countries, PM says

WeWork is headed back to Wall Street after its 2019 fiasco

WeWork Goes Public: Company Looks To Rebound After Turmoil

After a failed IPO two years ago, WeWork went public Thursday morning.

Queen Elizabeth II will cease to be the head of state in Barbados when the island becomes a republic and Sandra Mason is sworn in as president

Barbados Elects First President, To Replace British Queen

Barbados elects first president, to replace British Queen

The US housing sector became a popular place despite the overall economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as cheap mortgage rates and the disruptions caused by the virus spurred people to shop for homes

US Existing Home Sales Up 7% In September As Supply Begins To Expand

Existing home sales in the United States went up in September as the supply of homes begin to expand, but lingering concerns about affordability an availability of homes continues to draw concern.

US home prices remain well above 2020 levels but supply pressures are expected to ease next year

As Prices Ease, US Existing Home Sales Rebound In September

As prices ease, US existing home sales rebound in September

Hawaii Opening To Travelers Nov. 1: Here’s What You Need To Know Before You Go

Hawaii Gov. David Ige welcomed back travelers to the island, beginning on Nov. 1 with these COVID requirements.

Union activists greet workers arriving at the Amazon plant in Bessemer, Alabama

Amazon Workers Plan Historic Unionizing Vote

Workers in Staten Island at Amazon's JFK8 facility are making an effort to unionize, which would form an independent Amazon workers' union.

New filings for US unemployment benefits increased for the third straight week, but this week's rise was the smallest yet

Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims Fall To 290,000, Continuing Downward Trend

The number of initial unemployment claims in the U.S. has fallen for a second week in a row to the lowest level since the start of the COVID pandemic, the Department of Labor reported on Thursday.