A man was charged with murder Friday in the stabbing of “Jumanji” and “Top Gun: Maverick” actor James Handy, who was in a relationship with the suspect’s mother.

Multi-champions Brazil, Argentina, and Germany all won their preparatory games for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Saturday, although by small margins, with former champion England and hopeful Portugal also securing victories.

Argentina defender Leonardo Balerdi will miss the World Cup after suffering a calf injury on ‌his right leg.

Global airline chiefs open their annual summit in Rio de Janeiro on ​Saturday facing a sharper test of the industry’s post-pandemic recovery, as the Iran war drives up fuel costs and disrupts airspace ‌while carriers try to cushion the blow with higher fares and tighter capacity.

Andrew Stanton has spent more than half his life with “Toy Story.” He was the lead writer on the first three, a script savior on the fourth, and now, cowriter and co-director on “Toy Story 5.”

A Los ​Angeles jury on Saturday sided with Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N), opens new tab ‌in a lawsuit by the families of three women who alleged that the company’s talc products caused ovarian ​cancer, finding that J&J was not negligent ​when selling cosmetic talc products.

Fijian boxer, Ratu Rakuro Daunivavana, is the new Australasian Welterweight champion.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says he will raise concerns with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and the Police Commissioner over an alleged act of political intimidation involving a senior public servant and a prospective NFP candidate.

Stakeholders reviewing the Public Health Amendment Bill have called for extensive public awareness campaigns before tougher enforcement measures and increased penalties come into effect.

Pacific Harbour is looking to revive its reputation as a weekend entertainment destination through events like the Blues and Wine Weekend.

The Environment Minister is calling on all Fijians to take greater responsibility for waste disposal, warning that pollution is threatening the country’s environment and future.

Hungary’s government will stop issuing worker visas to employees from the Philippines, Georgia ​and Armenia from Friday, a government spokeswoman said, ‌calling the move a first step towards regulating the inflow of guest workers.