The roughly 560 lb. Twitter bird logo sign is once again up for sale, with the auction house estimating its value at upward of $40,000.

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Jes Staley said many details of his former friend Jeffrey Epstein’s life were a mystery, even after knowing him for more than a decade. “I really didn’t know how much money he had,” Staley ...

SXSW 2025 kicked off with a round of premieres and surprise appearances! See which celebs showed up for the annual festival and conference. The 2025 South by Southwest film festival — a.k.a ...

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte on Wednesday departed Manila to join her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, who was sent to The Hague in the Netherlands to face the ...

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RJ Mahvash celebrated India's win at the Champions Trophy with a video and photos, drawing attention to her connection with Chahal amidst divorce rumours. RJ Mahvash has shared pictures from the ...

Rihanna is giving fans a glimpse into the moment she found a new love—actually, make that two. The "Diamonds" singer posted never-before-seen hospital photos of ...

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Twitter/X is continuing to throw monetisation plans against the wall to see what sticks. Its latest questionable projectile? Subscription tiers. Bloomberg reports that the aspiring "everything ...