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Spice Girls member Mel B has spoken of her "happiness" that the "white" and "very British" monarchy was "so accepting" of a biracial member.

"Washington is a place where decision-makers will make decisions, but it takes a staff to execute and implement them," committee member Jamie Raskin said.

Season 2 of the basketball biopic, "Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty," has been confirmed—but the cast told Newsweek that there is even more to come.

Wyatt Russell and Sam Worthington spoke to Newsweek about playing killers Dan and Ron Lafferty, and Russell shared how he almost met his real-life counterpart.

The actor spoke to Newsweek about portraying Detective Jeb Pyre in "Under the Banner of Heaven" and the Mormon detective who inspired his character.

Andrew Garfield's show "Under the Banner of Heaven" recounts the 1984 murder of Brenda Wright Lafferty and her daughter, but there is also fiction involved.

Prince Harry shouting at staff before his wedding led to the first in a run of bad stories about Meghan Markle at a crucial moment, a biography said.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle told Oprah Winfrey of mistreatment by the "institution" but a new biography quotes palace sources giving their side of the story.

Tony Dalton's character Lalo Salamanca has disappeared from "Better Call Saul" Season 6, and the actor teased what's to come in an interview with Newsweek.

Meghan Markle "hated" a royal tour which Prince Harry said was a turning point in relations with Charles, William and Kate, according to Tina Brown.

Donald Trump and his team criticized Piers Morgan for making a "deceptively" edited trailer for their interview.

Newsweek caught up with Emilia Fox as she prepares for the launch of her new Italian-based three-part series on Acorn TV, "Signora Volpe."

Arooj Aftab sat down with Newsweek ahead of her first Coachella set, and on the heels of a historic Grammy win.

Ahead of his performance at Coachella Weekend 1, Tucker Pillsbury—known as Role Model onstage—checked with Newsweek on where he's at and where he's going.

"I don't think I ever would've been scouted as a model if it weren't for who my parents are," Ireland Baldwin admitted during an appearance on "Red Table Talk."

Brosnahan spoke to Newsweek about her new Audible Original podcast series "The Miranda Obsession" and gave an update on Season 5 of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

Samantha Markle's attorney applied to quit a libel lawsuit against Meghan Markle citing irreconcilable difference and said his client consents to the split.

Newsweek sat down with singer and author Michelle Zauner after Japanese Breakfast's Weekend 1 set at Coachella 2022.

Beabadobee says her latest single, "See You Soon," is "one of the most personal songs" on her upcoming album "Beatopia," and one of her favorites, too.

Returning for a second season of HBO's "Made for Love," Ray Romano spoke to Newsweek about the state of comedy after the Oscars slap incident.

Newsweek spoke to Giovanni Ribisi, Matthew Goode, Colin Hanks, Dan Fogler, Patrick Gallo and Burn Gorman about the launch of "The Godfather" biopic "The Offer."

Elisabeth Moss produces, directs and stars in the new Apple TV+ show "Shining Girls." Newsweek spoke to Moss and co-star Wagner Moura about the new thriller.

The two have gone back-and-forth about the interview after the former president accused Morgan of "unlawfully and deceptively" editing it for a promo clip.

Oscar nominee Chloë Sevigny told Newsweek about her role as Lynn Roy in Hulu's "The Girl From Plainville."

Darrell Britt-Gibson, Josh Charles, Jamie Hector, and Wunmi Mosaku spoke to Newsweek about "We Own This City" and how they felt filming its difficult subject.

Thomas Markle—once described as "the worst dad in the world"—criticized Meghan Markle for leaving baby Lilibet in California during a visit to Europe.

Actor and former NFL player Terry Crews sat down with Newsweek to discuss a range of topics, including his favorite episode of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."

Jon Bernthal spoke to Newsweek about playing Wayne Jenkins in "We Own This City" and speaking to his real-life counterpart as he serves a 25-year prison sentence.

"It's a shame all those people are dead, all because of a rigged election," Trump said in an interview with Piers Morgan.

Author Robert Jobson has revealed how Princess Diana found Prince Harry's naughtiness "hilarious" and "akin to her own" sense of mischievousness.