She chronicled Miami crime in a different way. See Edna Buchanan’s last 1980s stories
Edna Buchanan is the Pulitzer prize-winning crime reporter who covered more than 5,000 violent deaths during her 18-year career at the Miami Herald. She won the Pulitzer for general news reporting in ...
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Alex Eala to face American at Miami Open first round
Alex Eala seeks to make heads turn when she goes up against American Katie Volynets at the start of the prestigious 2025 ...
How two Aussie women turned a terrifying experience into a growing business
Two Aussie best friends have created a booming business venture after realising they had a deeply personal connection to a terrifying disease. “How cool would it be if we created a product?” This was ...
'My mum rang me crying, she’d wet herself - I feel guilty that I wasn’t there'
They face a mountain of admin, difficult financial decisions, round-the-clock responsibilities and household chores - all while watching the people they care for decline. Greta Simpson reports on the ...
Global Players Flock to FilMart as Asian Entertainment Market Transforms Into Content Powerhouse
As Hong Kong FilMart 2025 kicks off, Asia’s premier entertainment marketplace is setting new benchmarks for regional and ...
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The man who officials called a person of interest in the case of missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki ...
‘She’s the He’ Review: A Delightful Coming-Out and Coming-of-Age Sendup of Transgender Bathroom Panic
Siobhan McCarthy's SXSW selection 'She's the He' is a lively, subversive high school indie by and for trans people.
Chinese only introduced a feminine pronoun in the 1920s. Now, it might adopt a gender-inclusive one
Chinese is one of the world’s oldest languages and spoken by over one billion people. Its pronoun system may be on the cusp ...