Elsewhere in the interview, Tapia de Veer compared working with White on the show to being a part of a dysfunctional rock band. “I feel like this was, you know, a rock ’n’ roll band story,” Tapia de ...

Guests at the resort in The White Lotus season 3 are warned by the staff not to eat from the pong pong tree. Scientifically known as Cerbera odollam, it is often known as the "suicide tree." ...

Either Charlie Brooker has run out of ideas, or pop culture has finally eclipsed "Black Mirror," his technophobic ... a muddle of “Smithereens,” “White Christmas,” and, frankly, “USS ...

When North Hempstead officials sought to remove a dangerous or diseased tree in a public right of way or on town property, it would follow a process: Affix a notice to the bark, post a ...

Months after the new Chicago Board of Education was sworn in, some advocates are pushing the board to launch a state-mandated Black Student Achievement Committee. Multiple board members said ...

Keigo Higashino's acclaimed novel, 'The Keeper of the Camphor Tree,' is set to become an anime film, premiering in Japan in 2026. This marks the first anime adaptation for the celebrated mystery ...

The original southern magnolia had stood near the South Portico of the White House for almost two ... Trump had announced on March 30 that the tree was in “terrible condition” and posed ...

US President Donald Trump marked a symbolic occasion on Tuesday by planting a sapling on the South Portico of the White House, replacing a historic 200-year-old magnolia tree recently removed due ...

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US President Donald Trump planted a new sapling on Tuesday to replace a nearly 200-year-old tree at the White House -- dubbing it a "MAGAnolia" after his "Make America Great Again" slogan.

President Donald Trump planted a new sapling, named "MAGAnolia," at the White House after the historic Jackson Magnolia, planted by Andrew Jackson in the 19th century, was removed for safety reasons.