Новости за 23.03.2015

No doubt we've heard certain sweeping statements from other actors before. There was a time when Robert Downey Jr. was talking big about walking away from Marvel, and same goes for Chris Evans. Now Jennifer Lawrence is the latest to claim that she'll be hanging up the latex and bodypaint. Chatting with MTV, the actress revealed that "X-Men: Apocalypse" will be her last foray into the world of mutants. “It is my last one, actually,” adding with a short but affirmative “yes.” This might come as a... Читать дальше...

Together again! Connie Britton hasn't worked with Ryan Murphy since the first season of American Hor[...]

Home secretary announces wishlist after seven Tory cabinet ministers object to strategy

National Football League teams voted to suspend the league's long-standing TV blackout policy for the upcoming season.

The anti-Cameron carpers should admit that their complaint is with his ideas, not his lack of them

CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports the latest on Stifel downgrading Biogen and Pfizer making a positive move. CNBC's Brian Sullivan and Melissa Lee weigh in on the biotech sector.

The queso and BBQ gorging are done, and so it's a wrap on the 2015 SXSW Film Festival, which featured a mix of mainstream releases, smaller indie narratives, documentaries and music-based films, among many others. Our two correspondents Charlie Schmidlin and Drew Taylor have comprised their best-of highlights from the festival. The Audience Award winners are here, and the regular award winners decided by the SXSW Jury are listed here. See you in 2016! Charlie Schmidlin Experiencing amazing Alamo Drafthouse bumpers... Читать дальше...

Commercial directors expected to find billions more in savings

Former president’s UMP scores a firm victory in local elections

Analysts who study charts are pointing to several reasons why the S&P 500 will join other major U.S. indexes at record highs.

It's a Kardashian throwback! Kourtney Kardashian hosted the Marquee Dayclub's season preview at The[...]

The media business is swimming in cash. Some investors are getting thirsty

The law, due to expire on June 1, allows the NSA to collect bulk data on numbers called and the time and length of calls, but not their content.

Says that art makes his ‘brush’ go erect all by itself

Companies are working to keep U.S. oil competitive with much lower-cost oil flowing out of the Middle East, Russia and elsewhere.

Incensed by the Stamp Act, colonists put on a series of fascinating protests.

Did you know there's also a thirteenth sign of the zodiac?

A wanted Maine man was arrested on Sunday after leading authorities to his house in a series of posts on the photo-sharing app.

Labour brands policy a ‘financial madness’ that illustrates the ‘folly’ of selling properties and not rebuilding

No one wants to pay for long hospital stays

Demand in China weakens amid short selling

Greece's firebrand communist leader struck a consolatory note on Monday, saying it was wrong to blame foreigners for the country's problems.

ECB president denies programme delays national reforms

Barack Obama's record as a drug warrior is somewhat mixed. At the very least, his record is more mixed than that of his predecessors. Adam Bates comments.

US equities trade near record territory