The Oscar-winning actress tells EW she "stepped into my own power as a producer" to tell stories that otherwise would die "if I didn't bring it out into the universe." Entertainment Weekly's ...

Kate Winslet's new movie Lee is now available to stream on Sky Cinema, following its cinema release last September. The movie sees Winslet playing real-life photographer Lee Miller, who went from ...

SINGAPORE: Lee Hsien Yang has turned a “personal vendetta” into an international smear campaign against his father, family and country, said the Singapore Government on Thursday (Oct 31).

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Lee Hsien Yang, who has been granted political asylum in the UK from what he called persecution in Singapore ...

Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Six-time Olympic medalist Suni Lee is balancing a new life — in New York City! Nearly three months after helping Team USA win gold in the team final (and grabbing ...

Lee Sun Bin, Kim Young Dae, Ra Mi Ran, and Jo Ah Ram may be joining forces for a new drama! On October 25, JTBC Entertainment News reported that Lee Sun Bin, Kim Young Dae, Ra Mi Ran, and Jo Ah Ra ...

Lee, the feature film debut from director Ellen Kuras, explores the rawness of authentic image making and the impact of gender in war reporting. Kate Winslet stars as the world weary ...

Lee Hsien Yang, seen here in Singapore in 2020, has since sought asylum in the UK The son of modern Singapore's founder has gained asylum in the UK following claims of persecution amid a high ...

Lee Hsien Yang has long alleged he faces oppression back home from the Singapore government that was led for 20 years by his brother, Lee Hsien Loong. The government denies these claims and says ...

SINGAPORE – Mr Lee Hsien Yang, in a social media post on Oct 22, said he has become a political refugee from Singapore under the 1951 UN Refugee Convention. He said: “I sought asylum ...

The estranged brother of former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said he has been given political asylum by the UK government on grounds of a “well-founded fear” of persecution.