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One person was killed and 12 others injured in the reported drive-by shootings over a 90-minute span in three cities west of Phoenix, Arizona in the US, authorities said.

Many X-Men storylines were adapted for the big screen but only a few were received well by the audience.

The 73rd British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards were presented on Sunday at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

A woman in the United States has been arrested on the suspicion of murdering her three children. The incident occurred in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday.

Superheroes give us hope. No matter the situation, they are supposed to never succumb to evil and continue following the right path.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) is the most popular basketball league in the world.

The debate on whether life after death is a reality has no end to it. People who are alive have no way to establish that heaven/hell truly exists (faith doesn't really count), and the ones who are dead, well... we can't talk to them (again, Ouija boards don't really count).

Many X-Men storylines were adapted for the big screen but only a few were received well by the audience.

Early reviews of X-Men: Dark Phoenix are here and critics seem disappointed with the superhero flick.

With all the time-travel and multiverse events in Marvel Comics, Jean Grey's history has become quite long and convoluted.

2019 is going to be a huge year for fans of superhero and comic movies.

When we think of crazy villains the first name that pops into our minds is Joker.

The 'Joker' standalone movie is one of the many DC projects that Warner Bros. has in the pipelines.

Joyrides in 150-year-old heritage steam locos could be a reality for tourists in New Delhi by next year as the National Rail Museum is restoring three such locos: the 1865 RamGoti loco, the 1920 Phoenix loco, and 1951 Fireless Locomotive.

US president Donald Trump has called for a "new unity" in America, saying "we are one people with one home and one great flag."

Addressing supporters at the 'Make America Great Again' rally in Phoenix, Arizona, President Donald Trump noted that he will build a border wall, even if he has to close down the US government.