"The Walsh Sisters," a television adaptation of Marian Keyes' beloved novels, is slated to begin filming in early 2025.

Microsoft is facing a $1.3 billion class action lawsuit in Britain alleging it overcharged clients of its Windows Server software used in cloud computing.

So-called crisis pregnancy centers, often created with an anti-abortion agenda, are providing pregnant women some questionable medical advice alongside potentially helpful services, a new study finds.

Deep brain stimulation therapy has helped two patients with spinal cord injuries regain some movement.

Law enforcement officials have expressed outrage and concern over threatening texts sent to minorities following the election, but they have not identified what law they believe was broken.

"Saturday Night Live" legends Chris Rock and Martin Short are returning to guest host episodes of the sketch-comedy show in New York this month.

Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut are set to announce this year's Golden Globe Awards nominees for film and television next Monday morning.

Australian tennis legend Neale Fraser, who won three Grand Slam singles crowns and was part of four Davis Cup title teams as a player and another four as a captain, has died, Tennis Australia said. He was 91.

Anya Taylor-Joy has signed on to star in the Apple TV+ limited series, "Lucky."

It military devices in a retaliatory move against the United States for its own curbs on Chinese tech applications on Tuesday.

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is bracing for a no-confidence vote in parliament on Wednesday in which parties from the left and the right are expected to join forces to oust him after he forced through his budget.

Kerry Washington was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Monday.

Sebastian Stan's "A Different Man" earned the top award of Best Feature at the Gotham Awards in New York Monday night.

Ja'Quan McMillian jumped a route in the flat and snatched the football for an interception in front of Elijah Moore, sealing a narrow win for the Denver Broncos, who topped the Cleveland Browns in a primetime shootout.

Clayne Crawford and Summer Shelton discuss their independent film "You & I," on digital video-on-demand Tuesday, which they made in 14 days with a 10 person crew.

One person is dead, and six firefighters were injured, in a three-alarm fire that erupted Monday night in an Upper East Side Manhattan apartment building, officials said.

A Vietnamese appeals court on Tuesday upheld the death sentence for wealthy real estate entrepreneur Truong My Lan, local media reported.

Rocker Ozzy Osbourne turns 76 and actor Anna Chlumsky turns 44, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 3.

On Dec. 3, 2013, a federal judge ruled that Detroit was eligible for the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.

The United States has unveiled new rules prohibiting the export of semiconductor technology to China.

A Delaware judge has again turned aside Tesla's attempt to pay its chief executive officer, Elon Musk, a massive compensation package valued at tens of billions of dollars.

Eight people were shot, including three fatally, Monday afternoon at a social gathering in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood, authorities said.

Closing arguments happened Monday in the trial of accused New York City subway killer Daniel Penny as his defense tried to paint Penny as a modern-day savior.

The Oxford University Press -- the publishing house of the University of Oxford -- announced that "brain rot" is the 2024 Word of the Year after more than 37,000 votes and an analysis of its use, particularly online.

An Australian restaurant cooked up 1,212 pounds of kebab meat and french fries to feed festival attendees and break a Guinness World Record.