It’s God’s country; we just live in it ... all the cast members gather around to smoke cigs, gossip, and roll their eyes. It’s such an iconic spot that it has to be blessed by some kind ...

Netflix shared a clip of Walters and Graham looking tearful as they watched the end of Adolescence together on a big screen. Walters said: "It's going to make me cry, man. I can't watch this. Oh my ...

All eyes are on Cannes chief Thierry ... It’s as if we’re watching our neighbors, but also our ancestors. There at the end of the 19th century, which was horrible, we have this moment of ...

“That’s when that grace of God ... they were lucky, that they nearly escaped death. Then the first vehicle hit them, then another and another. Each time, they thought it was their last moment.

However, the Islamic calendar follows the lunar cycle, so the sighting of the moon determines the end of ... when they were younger, and now it's expected for them to give gifts to their mothers ...

“God is in control,” she said. Robert Garcia, fire chief for Angeles National Forest, was among the first fire commanders to lay eyes ... their immediate vicinity. Other firefighters were ...

Mr. Sharaa, a former Al Qaeda fighter, is eager to end American sanctions imposed ... “Every morning, as al-Julani opens his eyes at Beirut’s presidential palace, he must remember that we are watching ...

I feel like Kobe is watching over us ... was speaking outside the UConn locker room as players, their media obligations over, were inside packing up and snacking and listening to music.

Whether the things Min-chan saw were revelations from God ... to think of it in their own way,” says Yeon. “And the whole experience of going to a cinema or watching a movie is being able ...

Then, in the end — and after seeing video clips of what ... What he does in that moment is amazing, because he is looking at a person in their eyes having just seen a shower scene or whatever ...

We knew that once you get done being a player, a lot of these players struggle with their identity ... because they enjoyed watching him play and were fearful that meant the end of them attending ...