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Japan celebrates historic Emmys triumph for ‘Shogun’
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Prince Harry turns 40 as the royal scamp moves to middle age
Brazil officially welcomes return of sacred Indigenous cloak from Denmark
Animal rights groups object to Buckingham Palace guards’ bearskin caps
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Smithsonian honors long-running US TV show
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James Earl Jones, actor, voice of Darth Vader, dies at 93
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Family keeps up Beirut dessert tradition
Belarusian Sabalenka defeats America’s Pegula to win US Open women’s title
Almodovar’s ‘The Room Next Door’ triumphs at Venice Festival
Back in business: Bookstore forced to close in China reopens in Washington
Sergio Mendes, Grammy-winning Brazilian music legend, dies at 83
In the US, music cassette tapes are making a comeback
Britain halts criminal proceedings against movie producer Weinstein
China detains prominent artist, citizen journalist in latest sign of dissent crackdown
From jobs to food, Houston is most diverse large city in the US
K-pop documentary looks at how industry embraces diversity
Stranger who offered to pay for sewing classes saved his life
Party of one: US restaurants cater to growing number of solo diners
At US theme parks, Halloween celebrations start in summer
‘Deadpool’ tops box office charts again, ‘Reagan’ beats expectations
George Clooney, Brad Pitt disappointed their new film skips cinemas
Pickleball picks away at American tennis
Minority athletes hope their Olympic journeys will sway intolerant hearts and minds
Catholic diocese sues US over foreign-born priests’ expiring visas
Vanuatu ancestral relics, trafficked as art to New York, return home
Palestinian TikTok star dies in Israeli airstrike
NY nonprofit reclaims centuries-old cemetery for enslaved people
China’s summer movie ticket sales nearly halved amid sluggish economy
Paris Paralympics open in City of Light
In photos: Spain’s annual food fight festival ‘La Tomatina’
Flag football finds unlikely popularity in war-torn Ukraine
Venice will surge with star power, from Lady Gaga to Pitt to Clooney
‘Deadpool’ and ‘Alien’ top box office charts again; ‘Blink Twice’ sees quiet opening
US rapper Macklemore cancels Dubai gig over alleged UAE role in Sudan war
Fragile but unbroken, Afghan glassblowers refuse to quit
US crossword fan creates puzzles celebrating Black heritage
Babe Ruth’s ‘called shot’ jersey could auction for $30 million
‘Overtourism’ brings some chaos to summer of 2024
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LGBTQ+ couples, activists rally in Nepal’s capital during Pride parade
Phil Donahue, pioneering daytime talk show host, dies at 88
50 years on, Harlem Week shows how a New York City neighborhood went from crisis to renaissance
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