More as the story develops.

The Spider-Man star is known for potentially leaking details so it's no surprise that Holland is in the dark about Avengers: Infinity War.

Some people can, and they don't know why.

From heading to McDonalds to getting gas, Kim Kardashian West highlighted how Kanye's Yeezy line has her covered for almost any occasion.

Sarah McCammon (@sarahmccammon) shared her son's take down of the big man up North. "Your life is emty."

After the couple attended the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards on Sunday, Miranda confirmed they were expecting saying three-year-old son Sebastian is "so impatient for it."

Ten finalists selected by the magazine's editors include Jeff Bezos, Patty Jenkins, the #MeToo movement and Robert Mueller. The list was unveiled on NBC's Today.

Fans let their imaginations run wild in Tokyo.

POTUS threw his support behind Moore stating that putting "Liberal Puppet Jones" into office would damage the Republican agenda on taxes, crime and borders.

In response to Ohtani's decision to not come to New York, the newspaper said that the 23-year-old star snubbed the team and "fears" the big city.

Saoirse Ronan hosted Saturday Night Live, and much of the show received critical acclaim. However, a sketch based on an Aer Lingus flight has drawn criticism for playing on Irish stereotypes. The airline itself responded with a reference to a Donald Trump tweet about the show.

The Simpsons' producers and Hank Azaria are planning to get together to decide what do to about the future of the Kwik-E-Mart owner following criticism over racial stereotyping.

It was the last supermoon of 2017 - when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth - and people didn't waste the opportunity.

A woman prevented the ram from coming into a Pubnico, Nova Scotia liquor store, without even putting down her coffee.

Sheila Farebrother's death comes months after the two resolved a rift which kept them from speaking for nine years.

Below the streets of a residential Montreal neighbourhood, two amateur cavers discovered a huge underground network that could soon be open to the public.

The former Premier League referee says he "allowed Tottenham to self-destruct" while refereeing the 2-2 draw with Chelsea in May 2016. Spurs had to beat Chelsea in that game to have any chance of winning the title.