“Monsters at Work” brings the “Monsters, Inc.” franchise to Disney+. Billy Crystal and John Goodman return as the famed monster duo Mike and Sulley, with Ben Feldman and Mindy Kaling joining the cast. (July 9)
The hit novel, video game and Netflix series celebrates its inaugural fan convention. Rick Damigella reports.
Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson will travel to space on a rocket-powered plane. CNN's Rachel Crane reports from New Mexico where the launch will take place.
CNN's Will Ripley shows the Covid-19 tests, lines and paperwork he has to complete in order to travel to Japan for the Tokyo Olympics.
Galang Rajendra Rabbani is a twelve-year-old from Indonesia who dreams of being a soccer star. He also wishes there was less traffic, and that the world was kinder to children.
Public sector employees taking part in two large trials between 2015 and 2019 worked 35-36 hours per week, with no reduction in pay. CNN's Clare Sebastian spoke with one of the people behind the study.
Adam Driver, Bella Hadid, Bong Joon-ho and Helen Mirren pose as photographers line the Cannes red carpet. (July 6)
Some of the U.S. COVID relief packages are aimed at keeping tenants who can't pay their rent from being evicted. That relief was supposed to end in July. But in California, the state government just agreed to give those tenants more time. Angelina Bagdasaryan has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.
Rio de Janeiro (AFP) – Former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi and Neymar will line up opposite each other in Saturday's Copa America final looking to end a hoodoo that has also affected some of their countries' greatest players.
South Korea will raise coronavirus curbs to their highest level in the Seoul metropolitan area, the country's prime minister said Friday, warning a record spike in new cases had reached "maximum crisis level". On Friday it recorded 1,316 cases, its highest daily rise since the pandemic began, with most new infections in capital Seoul and its surrounding areas.
A massive blaze tore through a Bangladesh factory killing at least 52 people trapped by flames that forced many workers to leap for their lives from upper floors.
At a press conference in Moscow Taliban members, who refer to themselves as the "Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan", say they control 85 percent of Afghanistan's territory as the militants mount an offensive amid a US military withdrawal, though the group's claims cannot be independently verified.
