Pop music veteran Madonna scored the most nominations for MTV’s Video Music Awards on Tuesday, four decades after ​the “Material Girl” singer put the event on the cultural map ‌with a headline-making performance.

When Craig Williams opened his production facility in downtown Los Angeles two years ago, he thought he would rent out the converted furniture warehouse for the occasional music video to sustain his fledgling film business.

Disney (DIS.N), opens new tab and its ABC unit sued the Federal Communications Commission to block an early ​review of licenses for eight ABC stations, arguing that the Trump administration is trying to punish the network over its broadcast content.

Charles Spencer, the brother of Britain’s late Princess Diana, is to publish a book about his sister’s life, promising to divulge the ​truth about her ahead of the 30th anniversary of her ‌death.

Rajinikanth is undoubtedly the biggest superstar of Indian Cinema, who commands longevity like no one else has.

About 10,000 people were in the arena watching. One of them was Tupac Shakur, the number one-selling rapper who had already become a hip-hop icon at the age of 25.

Actor Ben Jones, best known for playing trusty mechanic Cooter Davenport in the hit TV comedy “The Dukes of Hazzard,” has died at age 84.

Burgers are having ​a moment in China, with budget-conscious diners and smaller households turning the humble sandwich into one of the country’s hottest fast-food battlegrounds, drawing ‌in everyone from global restaurant chains to hotpot operators and coffee brands.

The theft of four paintings by Renaissance master Antonello da Messina may have involved organised crime and ​raised troubling questions about security at a museum in the Sicilian artist’s hometown, a local official said.

Kyle Liddane has been collecting Disney (DIS.N), opens new tab pins for about 10 years, and has no plans to stop.

Hayden Panettiere, star of popular television series including “Heroes” and “Nashville,” has died. She was 36.

Two very different dinosaur movies devoured a modest chunk of the North American box office this weekend, although neither came close to unseating “Spider-Man” from its perch atop the charts, nor managed to steal second place from “The Odyssey.”