Новости за 05.01.2018

China is offering new fast-tracked work visas to recruit talented specialists, such as top scientists and businesspeople, to work and live in the country.

The premiere of the small-screen adaptation of Agatha Christie's mystery "Ordeal By Innocence" has been delayed so Ed Westwick's scenes may be re-shot.

ABC comedy "The Mayor" has been canceled after one season.

"Great News" creator and star Tracey Wigfield announced on Instagram Thursday that she has welcomed a baby girl.

Government officials in Britain are calling for a "latte levy" on disposable coffee cups followed by a total ban unless manufacturers can make then recyclable.

Stephen Fry -- who has hosted the EE British Academy Film Awards in London 12 times -- has declined to preside over this year's festivities.

Power was fully restored to homes and businesses after the powerful winter storm Eleanor brought heavy winds and flooding to Europe.

The provisional results from a drilling effort in an oil basin in northwest Alberta came in better than expected, London-listed Cabot Energy reported.

"Home Town" hosts Ben and Erin Napier have welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Helen.

The nominations for the Writers Guild of America Awards for film and television have been announced.

More U.S. consumers seem to be buying light trucks rather than passenger vehicles, and that's skewed the average fuel economy lower, a study found.

DeWanda Wise of "She's Gott Have It" fame has been cast in Marvel's upcoming female-led superhero film, "Captain Marvel."

Although the bomb cyclone that buried the east coast in snow is gone, brutal cold temperatures and powerful winds are expected Friday into the weekend.

Warner Bros. Pictures says it has named Walter Hamada as president of its DC Comics-based, film-production division.

A woman was killed and 19 others were injured Friday morning when a hot air balloon crashed in Egypt, according to authorities.

Justin Timberlake has released the first single from his upcoming fifth studio album "Man of the Woods" titled "Filthy" along with an accompanying music video.

Fox has announced a spring return date for its sitcom "New Girl."

The rise in oil production in Nigeria is a result of peaceful solutions to conflict in action, though pollution is problematic, a British official said.

The powerful winter storm socking northeastern U.S. states continued to strain the nation's demand for energy and fuel supplies, a market snapshot shows.

On Jan. 5, 1933, former Calvin Coolidge died of coronary thrombosis at his Northampton, Mass., home at the age of 60.

On Jan. 5, 1933, former Calvin Coolidge died of coronary thrombosis at his Northampton, Mass., home at the age of 60.

Actor Bradley Cooper turns 43 and actor Diane Keaton turns 72, among the famous birthdays for Jan. 5.

At least 312 human rights activists were killed in 27 countries during 2017, according to the Front Line Defenders' annual report.

A Missouri man with white supremacist links faces terrorism charges after he tried to hijack an Amtrak train in Nebraska, the FBI said in court documents.

Macy's announced Thursday that it will close 11 locations in the coming weeks, resulting in the loss of more than 5,000 jobs.