Britons name the summer holiday social-post photo captions that are the most cringeworthy
The caption hall of shame comes courtesy of a UK survey, in which almost one-third of people admitted they book a destination based on how it will look on social feeds. Read more...
Testing Requirements for Travel to the U.S.? Heres What to Know
The requirement to test for Covid before flying to the United States is hated by many travelers and the U.S. travel industry. But the government shows no sign of getting rid of it. Read more...
P for Pete? Kim Kardashian keeps boyfriend Pete Davidson close with his initial on her nails
Though they are currently separated by continents, Kim Kardashian found a way to ensure that Pete Davidson would remain with her despite the distance. Read more...
Lyrid Meteor Shower How and When to Watch
Fireballs may light up the sky for those willing to stay up late and take in the show. Read more...
George Grosz, Sharp-Eyed Berlin Observer, Comes Home
A new museum in a converted gas station presents the work of one of the best-known artists of Weimar-era Germany. Read more...
Emma Raducanu reaches the French Open second round after surviving major shock
MIKE DICKSON IN PARIS A year after finishing her A-levels Raducanu has at least one win at all four Grand Slams - and none of them came harder than the one she collected here. Read more...
Is THIS Carol Kirkwood's mystery fianc?
A source told MailOnline that Carole is still with the man she was snapped with last year after the shopping trip close to her Berkshire home and that he is the one with whom she is set to tie the knot Read more...
HSBC Executive Comments Downplays Climate Change Risk
Stuart Kirk, the head of responsible investing for the banks asset management division, said the risks of climate change had been overblown. Who cares if Miami is six meters underwater in 100 years? Read more...
As SEC Commissioner, Greg Sankey Dominates College Sports
Greg Sankey rose from upstate New York to become the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference. These days, no one is exercising more sway over college sports. Read more...
Spring Auction Sales for Two Blockbuster Weeks Top .5 Billion
Eleven auction records for artists six by women were smashed on Thursday night in two sales at Sothebys. Read more...
Emma Raducanu retires from longest match of WTA season with hip injury
Emma Raducanu has been forced to retire from her first round match at the Guadalajara Open with a hip injury. Read more...
MARKET REPORT A plus-size performance boosts profits at N Brown
Manchester chain N Brown has steadily been shifting from its origins as the operator of the JD Williams mail order catalogues to a more online presence. Read more...
John Roach, Pioneer of the Personal Computer, Is Dead at 83
He helped make the home computer ubiquitous by introducing the fully assembled Tandy TRS-80, which was so novel at the time that it became a museum piece. Read more...
New York City Ballet Celebrates Stravinsky
On the 50th anniversary of New York City Ballets Stravinsky Festival, remembering a collaboration for the ages Balanchine and Stravinsky. Read more...
French Open Ons Jabeur out as Magda Linette rallies from one set down to knock out sixth seed
Tunisian Ons Jabeur became the first major casualty on the opening day of the French Open on Sunday when the in-form sixth seed crashed out with a 3-6 7-6(4) 7-5 loss to Poland's Magda Linette. Read more...