America's Got Talent is back! In PEOPLE's exclusive first look at the milestone season, the beloved talent competition show returns with a familiar face: Mel B is stepping back into her place at ...

Kicking off the list of dangerous foods is the exotic Japanese delicacy, fugu, or pufferfish. It’s the most poisonous food in the world and has to be intricately prepared to prevent it from ...

For the third time, Newsweek, in collaboration with market research partner Statista, recognizes the Most Trustworthy Companies in America in 23 industries according to U.S. residents' evaluations.

While the state ranks among the safer regions in the U.S., certain towns grapple with elevated crime rates that starkly contrast with its idyllic reputation. Based on the latest available crime data ...

Britain’s most dangerous prisoner, Robert Maudsley, has gone on a hunger strike inside his isolated ... His brother Paul recalled, “At the orphanage, we had all got on really well. Our parents would ...

Said to have been held in solitary confinement since 1983 at HMP Wakefield, Robert Maudsley holds the controversial title of the UK's 'most dangerous prisoner' due to his grisly behaviour behind bars.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent is set to face more Ofcom complaints after one of its latest acts has been declared by fans “too dangerous for ... became one of the most complained about moments in ...

There are more than 33,000 organizations categorized as gangs that are active in the United States today. These include street gangs, prison gangs, motorcycle gangs, and other groups. According to ...

As Britain's Got Talent's latest batch of hopefuls hit our screen, last year's winner has revealed a huge career move. The powerful singer, 29, took to Instagram to reveal her next move.

An 11-year-old guitarist dazzled on Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday night and won through to the show’s live semi-finals. Clad in a backwards baseball cap and vest, young Olly Pearson from ...