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Is it possible that George R.R. Martin has finally finished “Winds of Winter”?

"Having seen these findings, I think we have to accept that there is some element of pure discrimination against women," said one of the authors of a new study.

Which roasters hit big with viewers and which struck out during the “Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe”?

Passengers were offered refunds for canceled flights and refreshment vouchers. Inbound flights were diverted to other airports.

Lindsey Stirling joined “America’s Got Talent” Season 5 in 2010, but she was eliminated during the quarterfinals.

Patrick Dempsey took his whole family to the “Bridget Jones’s Baby” world premiere a few months after calling off his divorce with wife Jillian Fink.

A study found that whole brain radiotherapy has no substantial benefits on the length or quality of life of lung cancer patients in whom the cancer had spread to the brain.

Scientists discovered, for the first time, the presence of “abundant” quantities of toxic nanoparticles linked to Alzheimer’s, derived from air pollution, in the human brain.

Check-in systems of the airline went down Monday evening and, after many hours of disruption at airports around the world, are slowly coming back online.

The 44-year-old, who was in the U.K. shooting for "Justice League," reportedly returned to Los Angeles on Friday night.

Eric Cowell, 2, recently surprised his dad Simon on the set of "The X Factor" UK.

The British government has not formally invoked Article 50, which would start a two-year countdown for the country’s exit from the European Union.

Despite speculation that a deal could be announced very soon, U.S. President Barack Obama, who is currently in China for the G-20 summit, said, “We’re not there yet.”

Samsung will be replacing Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after announcing plans for a recall of the device.

You can live like Prince William and Kate Middleton by renting out the Restormel Manor, where the duke and duchess of Cambridge are currently staying in.

A video taken by a travel blogger shows Pokémon players going wild for a sleepy monster.

The Reserve Bank of Australia starts printing and circulating a new five-dollar note designed to help the vision-impaired and featuring anti-fraud technology.

Google is getting help from sheep in the Faroe Islands to take pictures all over the place.

Google’s artificial intelligence research arm has partnered with the U.K. to develop an algorithm that can recognize cancerous cells.

The Nubia Z11 features an elegant design with a full-metal body and seemingly absent screen bezels.

Gernot Erler, Germany's special coordinator for Russia policy, urged the United Nations to seek sanctions against Syria for two chlorine gas attacks on civilians.