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Exclusive: Brazil has branded the plans for a late-night nude bar under its consulate as ‘absolutely inappropriate’

A lot goes into a best-ever flight experience – seat comfort, service and safety to name but a few factors. And all three could look completely different in a few decades’ time, finds Lucy Thackray

Waves of shock and grief passed over both political and entertainment industry on Tuesday morning when the news of the death of Sonali Phogat came to fore. She was in Goa at the time of her death on Monday night.

Some high-risk gamblers were "actively encouraged" – and even incentivised – to travel to Queensland to gamble at Star Entertainment Group's casinos even though "red flags" should have seen them banned, an inquiry hears.

Star's anti-money laundering controls are central to a probe into the casino's Queensland operations, with interim CEO Geoff Hogg among a number of witnesses.

The 'nil-cap' policy on sexual entertainment venues is set to come into effect in the capital from April 2023.

 

The potential bankruptcy of world No.2 cinema operator Cineworld is shining a spotlight on the wider industry as it struggles to recover from the pandemic and compete with the growing popularity of streaming, Reuters reported. Debt-laden Cineworld, which owns the Regal chain in the United States and runs theatres in…

Leading movie theater operator AMC Entertainment (AMC) reported disappointing recent financials. And its near-term prospects look bleak due to production delays and increasing competition from online streaming service providers. Moreover, after gaining significantly over the past three months, this meme stock has declined nearly 26.3% over the past week as…

SEOUL: High expectations of new girl groups have bolstered the stock of Hybe to offset some of the concerns from the hiatus of mainstay artist BTS, while new albums of iconic South Korean girl groups Blackpink and TWICE lifted their labels JYP and YG after South Korean entertainment majors finished…

DALLAS — Six Flags America has taken two big steps to make its parks more accessible to people with physical disabilities and autism, concluding years of effort by the amusement park chain and mirroring a broader movement toward accessibility in the entertainment industry.