Debbie Allens Technique? Its All About Tough Love
The documentary Dance Dreams Hot Chocolate Nutcracker shines a spotlight on Ms. Allen and her academy as it prepares for the holiday classic. Read more...
Should You Still Travel For Thanksgiving? 5 Things We Know
During the current pandemic surge, how risky is it to travel during what is normally one of the busiest seasons? And how is the industry making it safer? Heres what you need to know. Read more...
CHRIS SUTTON Raul Jimenez and David Luiz clash of heads shows concussion subs need to come in
CHRIS SUTTON What a shambles. How uncomfortable was it watching Arsenal defender David Luiz play on after such a sickening clash of heads with Wolves' Raul Jimenez? Read more...
Mal Washington 'We've a responsibility to do more than just hit a ball'
Mal Washington currently holds a 24-year record in men's tennis. He's the last Black man to play a Wimbledon final since Arthur Ashe in 1975 and he's fighting to make the sport more diverse. Read more...
A New Cookbook From Jacques Ppin
His foundation, which offers training programs for chefs, offers a digital cookbook, with recipes from Padma Lakshmi, Kwame Onwuachi and more. Read more...
Daily Report Divergent Fortunes in Cloud Computing
The earnings reports released by Amazon and Microsoft reinforced that cloud computing is a booming, multibillion-dollar business. Read more...
Vodafone and HMRC
I suggested last week that Vodafone came to an arrangement with HMRC to avoid 6 billion in tax. In fact, Vodafone and HMRC settled on agreed terms, which included a 1.25 billion payment by Vodafone. My apologies. Read more...
SEC Postpones More Games, Including Alabama at L.S.U.
The weekends game in Baton Rouge, La., was one of three that were moved by the most powerful league in college football because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...
Cardi B apologies for hosting a 40 person Thanksgiving dinner after being called out on Twitter
The rapper posted pics to Instagram Story and tweeted about it on Sunday. Her tweets came as new cases of the coronavirus topped more than 100,000 for the 27th consecutive day in the US. Read more...
John Williams In Viennareview There's magic in the air throughout
This album, recorded in Vienna's celebrated Golden Hall of the Musikverein, commemorates an ecstatically received visit by John Williams to the Austrian capital in January. Read more...
Box Hill, Sydney Police desperately search for missing 14-year-old girl Nikita
Nikita Karaka left her home in Box Hill, in Sydney's north west, on Sunday November 22. Read more...
Eagle-eyed wildlife expert saves penguin's life by spotting a very disturbing detail
Phillip Island Nature Parks ranger Jordan sprung into action during the penguin parade stream on Facebook, when thousands of fans watched in horror as the bird struggled to walk. Read more...
The master shipbuilder keeping Macao's maritime past alive
Master shipbuilder Tam Kam Chun is on a mission. Every day, the 71-year-old spends hours at an abandoned Macao shipyard, hunched over a table, hard at work. With only stray dogs for company and a single electric fan to keep him cool, he meticulously hand-crafts the sort of fishing boats that have been made here for generations. Read more...
Copenhagen Offers Ceramics That Are as Appealing as Its Cuisine
Shoppers will find pieces suited to every purpose and style, whether its a sculptural statement vase or an everyday coffee mug to brighten dark winter mornings. Read more...
CRAIG BROWN How a dodgy tour guide duped a professor into thinking Jesus was married
In 2012, at a conference theatrically staged across from the Vatican, the Harvard Professor of Divinity, Dr Karen King, announced that she had discovered a fragment of ancient papyrus. Read more...
Hotel inquiry told Graham Ashton set the deadly wheels in motion to hire private security
Victoria's top cop was most likely behind the implementation of private securityat quarantine hotels instead of police, an inquiry has heard. Read more...
Refinancing your home is about to get more expensive. This is why
If there's one part of the economy that is doing well, it's the mortgage industry. Record low mortgage rates are driving so many people to refinance that the housing market is on track to see trillion in refinances in 2020, second only to 2003, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Read more...
Cure hope for patients suffering same genetic illness that blighted life of Keir Starmer's mother
An army of new drugs can curb the immune system reaction that causes the agonising symptoms of Still's disease. They include excruciating pain in the limbs, skin rashes, fevers and fatigue. Read more...
New Zealand's White Island tragedy Charges are laid
New Zealand's workplace safety watchdog has charged 13 parties over theWhite Island tragedy which killed 22 people. Read more...
Blind photographer Pranav Lal captures images using sound
Blindness hasn't stopped Indian photographer Pranav Lal from seeing the world through his own unique lens. Read more...