Новости за 01.03.2017

CHICAGO -- The Pittsburgh Penguins coughed up a late lead Tuesday night, which likely won't put them in the best of moods heading into a Wednesday test against the NHL's hottest team.

"Fast and the Furious" star Tyrese Gibson announced in an Instagram video that he and his girlfriend tied the knot in February.

A Utah couple are preparing to welcome what might be the state's most metal baby after an ultrasound image captured the fetus flashing the sign of the horns.

YouTube revealed a $35-a-month, on-demand streaming service that will allow users to access live and recorded content without a satellite or cable subscription.

Crude oil prices fought off competing production narratives in early Wednesday trading to inch higher, but U.S. supply data could set the tone later in the day.

The Season 24 cast of "Dancing with the Stars" was revealed Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning America."

Severe storms featuring tornadoes killed at least three people across the U.S. Midwest, local authorities said.

James Cameron and his production company Lightstorm Entertainment have teamed up with video game publisher Ubisoft to create a new title based on "Avatar"

Lockheed Martin has secured a $1 billion contract from the U.S. government and other customers to provide various support services for the F-35 aircraft.

President Donald Trump signed two bills that aim to promote women in the STEM fields and one rescinding a rule blocking gun sales to some mentally ill people.

French energy company Total announced alongside its Brazilian counterpart, Petrobras, both sides were teaming up in a $2.25 billion joint venture agreement.

Depeche Mode will continue its "Global Spirit" concert tour with a second leg that will take the band across North America this summer and fall.

Katherine Waterston and Danny McBride are fighting to survive against a Xenomorph in the latest trailer for trailer for "Alien: Covenant."

Italian energy company Eni said it managed to turn a corner after trimming investments last year to turn in its first quarterly profit in more than a year.

Despite general White House support for the oil and gas sector, a trade group said more than 90 percent of the reserves offshore remain off limits to producers.

The FBI said it will open a hate crime investigation into the fatal shooting of an Indian man in Kansas by a man who allegedly used racial slurs.

Weeks after wading into its oil sector, and on the eve of a state visit, a Kremlin spokesman said Libya should be free from foreign intervention.

Benedict Cumberbatch is to star in "Melrose," a five-part, limited series based on the semi-autobiographical novels of Edward St. Aubyn.

Former Gov. Steve Beshear highlighted the Affordable Care Act in the Democratic Party's official response to President Donald Trump's address.

Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) meets his father in the latest trailer for Marvel's upcoming sci-fi epic, "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2."

Trump signed two executive orders: one calling for a review of the Waters of the U.S. Rule and one shifting the federal authority on HBCUs to the White House.

Actor Anson Mount is to play Black Bolt in the upcoming ABC series "Marvel's Inhumans."

President Donald Trump on Tuesday addressed a joint session of Congress for the first time since his inauguration.

An Iranian leader reached an agreement with his Austrian counterparts to cooperate on oil field development, Iranian state media reported.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have announced together in a joint statement that they have decided to take a break from their relationship.