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Scientists set to reveal first true image of black hole
At six press conferences across the globe scheduled for 1300 GMT on Wednesday, scientists will unveil the first results from the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), conceived precisely for that purpose.
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'We want people to love it' - 'Game of Thrones' creators on finale
The final six episodes of HBO’s award-winning medieval fantasy series set among warring families in the fictional kingdom of Westeros launches on Sunday and concludes on 19 May.
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Powerball results: Tuesday, 9 April 2019
EWN brings you the winning Powerball results. Were you a winner?
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Camila Cabello to star in remake of ‘Cinderella’
The decision to cast a Hispanic woman is a significant break from a long tradition of white and usually blonde Cinderellas.
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Newest royal expected to join long tradition of social causes
The royal family for years has backed charities with social causes, and Queen Elizabeth has been a patron or president of more than 600 of them.
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Sho Madjozi: It's weird that young people aren't excited to vote
Speaking after her performance at Vivonation Lifestyle Festival where thousands of fans gathered, musician Sho Madjozi said she's excited to be voting and that young people have all the power in the country because their vote holds weight.
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Saudi tourist falls, drowns in Nile while taking selfie
A study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in 2018 found there had been 259 selfie deaths around the world over the previous six years.
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'SA will always be home': Princess Charlene to raise funds for hometown charity
The princess, who is also a former South African Olympic swimmer, says Africa will always be her home.
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Union vows to continue fight over Copyright Amendment Bill for musicians
A group of 100 musicians and composers staged a protest in Cape Town today to express their discontent about certain sections of the Copyright Amendment Bill.
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Fancy getting your takeaways delivered by drone? Here’s how it could happen
Drone deliveries will begin Down Under following clearance by the Civil Aviation Authority after trials. About 3,000 deliveries were made, allowing regulators to judge the project as safe, leading to the first commercial approval in Australia and one of the first anywhere in the world.
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P Diddy calls for end to killings after Nipsey Hussle's death
The 49-year-old rapper asked his fans to stop being at war with themselves, and to begin taking responsibility for their actions, in what appeared to be a tribute to Nipsey Hussle, who was shot and killed last month.
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'Indian Downton Abbey' turns colonial cliches upside down
The sweeping historical drama 'Beecham House' is set in the final years of the 18th century as the battle for India between the British, the French and the fading Mughal Empire reached its peak.
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Madonna to perform at Eurovision Song Contest in Israel
The contest’s Israeli venue has already prompted calls for a boycott by pro-Palestinian activists who are campaigning for companies, performers and governments to disengage from Israel.
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Duchess Meghan’s baby to test royal appetite for reform
The royal family rarely issues statements reacting to media reports but, in a sign of potential battles to come, it denied a recent story in ‘Vanity Fair’ that the Duchess of Sussex wanted to bring the baby up gender-neutral.
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Felicity Huffman to plead guilty in US college admissions scandal
‘Desperate Housewives’ actress was among 33 parents charged in March with participating in the scheme in hopes of getting their children into universities.
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‘Smallville’ actress Allison Mack pleads guilty in sex cult case
Mack admitted racketeering and racketeering conspiracy and could face up to 40 years in prison when she is sentenced on 11 September.
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AMC greenlights third series in ‘The Walking Dead’ universe
‘The Walking Dead’ started life in 2003 as a comic book written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard, before being adapted for television in 2010.
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Jackson biographer says 'Leaving Neverland' discrepancy changes film's narrative
In Dan Reed's film, James Safechuck says was allegedly sexually assaulted by Jackson at his Neverland ranch until the age of 14 between 1988 and 1992.
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R1,000 fine or jail time for Babes Wodumo, sister - NPA
The Durban Magistrates Court also found the singer and her sister Nondumiso guilty of contempt of court on Monday.
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Chris Hemsworth would love to play James Bond
Chris Hemsworth says a lot of names have been thrown out there for the iconic role of James Bond 'and a lot of brilliant people can tackle that one', including himself.
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Virgin territory: study shows sexual inexperience rising in Japan
In 2015, 11.9% of women aged 30-34 and 12.7% of men in the same age group reported having had no heterosexual sexual experience, the data showed.
