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Wellington (dpa) - Air New Zealand's latest safety video has been described as "offensive" and it should be withdrawn, a leading environmentalist said Friday.The "World's Coolest Safety Video" shows former Entourage

Zig-a-zig-whaaa?!We're only a couple of months away from the conclusion of what's turning out to be a real-life Hallmark movie - the May 19 wedding of Prince Harry and American actress turned humanitarian Meghan Markle - and we're

LOS ANGELES - The train horn blares as it approaches. A young, mustached man stands by the track and offers a goofy grin. He is in pursuit of the ultimate millennial thrill, safety be damned. The quest for the perfect selfie.Jimmy Kimmel, wearing

It is a sign of how terribly conventional Hollywood can be that the possible "Wonder Woman 2″ casting of Kristen Wiig - she, the actress of noted timing and range and comedic pathos - is viewed by industry observers as such an out-of-the

Catherine Hand remembers that when she was 14 years old, her father Lloyd Hand, a longtime aide and chief of protocol under President Lyndon Johnson, asked her what she wanted to do when she grew up. She was sure, she said, she wanted to go into the

Quentin Tarantino has been in hot water for about a month now, but his next project appears to be chugging along.Sony Pictures has confirmed that the director's ninth film finally found its A-list leads: Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio. "

DURBAN, March  (ANA) – Keshav Maharaj celebrated his home ground Test match debut with the key wickets of Steve Smith and Shaun Marsh on the opening day of the Sunfoil Test Series between the Standard Bank Proteas and Australia at Sahara

KIMBERLEY, March (ANA) - The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, more popularly known as the Hawks in South Africa, raided the Northern Cape Legislature on Thursday.In a statement, the Hawks said the search and seizure operation stemmed

South African higher education institutions using anti-plagiarism software saw a more than 40% decline in plagiarism which, in turn, led to a huge increase in the number of papers graded online.This was according to Cape Town-based software provider