After a candid X post about confusion and pressure, Coco Jones lets fans into the experiments shaping her sound, her album and what’s coming next.

High in the forested canopy of Democratic Republic of Congo, an all-black monkey turned its back to a photographer’s camera. The partial image taken in 2008 revealed little more than the monkey’s dark ...

Punch, the monkey who was abandoned by his mother after being born, is growing up. He celebrated his first birthday on Sunday with about 2,500 cards from around the world. The letters are on display ...

A new species of monkey with distinctive orange lips and a deep roaring call has been identified in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Colobus congoensis, known to local people as Likweli, is ...

Usyk is planning for his final fight against knockout artist Deontay Wilder or UFC legend Jon Jones. According to boxing insider Mike Coppinger from The Ring Magazine, Usyk is eyeing a blockbuster ...

Strictly Come Dancing professional Katya Jones has reacted to former dance partner Adam Peaty's "beautiful" baby announcement. The Olympic swimmer shared that he and wife Holly Ramsay were expecting ...

Today host Sheinelle Jones is second-guessing her decision to dance with Zara Larsson a few weeks ago. "I woke up yesterday with — so I've self-diagnosed myself, I don't know if this is the official ...

Jones surprised viewers when she joined the 28-year-old Swedish pop star on stage TODAY/Instagram Sheinelle Jones joined Zara Larsson on stage to perform the viral "Lush Life" dance during the Today ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. In previous interviews, Carter has claimed that Ward’s reporting didn’t meet Vanity ...

Michael Jackson’s former sound engineer reveals the story behind the Annie in “Smooth Criminal.” Curiosity about Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" lyrics has resurged with the new film release.

The Wexner Center for the Arts will host a performance of the influential dance piece "Still/Here." Choreographer Bill T. Jones originally developed the work in Columbus in 1994. Using a variety of ...