From London Tube driver to Will Smith's double

Shad Ellis's life changed forever when a stranger told him he looked like the Men in Black star.

Meet the man who has built his career as Will Smith lookalike since he was 18

Shad Ellis, a 47-year-old London Tube driver, has worked as a Will Smith lookalike and tribute artist since he was 18.

This Community Once Ate Their Dead Relatives To Keep The ‘Essence Alive’ Within Family

For Fore people, endocannibalism was a mortuary rite intended to honour the dead and keep their essence alive within the ...
Amnesty International AustraliaOpinion

UN review of Australia’s human rights record raises concerns about continued imprisonment of children, offshore detention of refugees, and lack of human rights …

Amnesty International remains concerned with the state of human rights in Australia, and calls for the government to take ...

We Have Exclusive Discounts on Some of Wirecutter’s Favorite Valentine’s Day Gifts, From Stylish Flowers to Slinky Sleepwear

There are many ways to show your special someone you care. But if you need ideas, these Valentine’s Day sales on thoughtful, ...

Cairns Airport investigating solution to deaths of metallic starlings

A Cairns business known for its environmental accolades has been placed in an awkward situation following the mass death of ...
All Out Rugby League on MSN

London Broncos' Mick the Miller target, PNG influence and Oldham shock on our hunt for capital inspiration

We sent Nigel Wiskar to check in on the new London revolution at the Broncos to see if the hype and hope is justified ...
Cayman Compass

Compass Newsroom

Norma Connolly has worked in a variety of roles at the Cayman Compass since joining the publication in 2008, including ...
Energy Intelligence

Papua LNG Tests Portfolio Priorities for TotalEnergies, Exxon

Diverging spending and strategic priorities at the two Western integrated majors are shaping the Total-led Papua LNG ...

Search for bodies continues after catastrophic Papua New Guinea landslide

A Papua New Guinea government official told the United Nations over 2,000 people were believed to have been buried alive by Friday's landslide and has asked for international help.
KSBW The Central Coast

MPC introduces new courses at Monterey Adult School

Monterey Peninsula College is introducing new courses at Monterey Adult School starting this spring.The new partnership will expand adults' access to a High Intermediate Reading and Writing ESL course ...