My learning of Black history came from my family,” she said. But on Tuesday, as she sat by the newly christened Black History Learning Tree on Florida International Universit ...

Arsenal failed to sign Jamie Vardy as Wenger’s first-choice striker in the summer of Perez’s arrival but, it became apparent that some at the Emirates didn’t even want to sign the Spaniard as an ...

Jamie Cooper went on the run in Lancashire by leaping from the back of a GEOAmey van that had pulled over on the M55 near Preston. As a nationwide search continues, here is what is known about the ...

Wherever you live, trees bear a lot of the damage from lightning strikes but just because your tree is struck does not mean it needs to be removed. To determine the extent of damage to a tree from ...

“Adolescence” focuses on 13-year-old Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), who in the first moments is arrested for the murder of one of his classmates, Katie Lewis (Emilia Holliday). Each episode has a ...

Here’s what you need to know about the ending of Adolescence. Yes, Jamie did kill his young classmate, Katie, and that answer is actually provided to the audience in the first episode.

Speaking about the ending—where there was no plot twist, just the acceptance that Jamie really did kill Katie—Stephen told Netflix's Tudum that they intended for the audience not to believe ...

The four-episode limited series, which was co-created and written by its star Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, tells the story of a fictional 13-year-old named Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), who is ...

Harrowing drama Adolescence has been described as “flawless” by critics and won five-star reviews for its depiction of a teenage murder. While Deadline’s Jake Kanter wrote on social media ...

Yes, Jamie did kill Katie. The truth behind Katie's murder is confirmed in the last 10 minutes of episode one when detective Luke Bascombe (Ashley Walters) plays a video of Jamie stabbing Katie ...

It just might be Toronto’s most unlikely tourist attraction. It is pipsqueak-ish in size, not much taller than a single storey of a house. Its branches are scrawny and, at this time of year ...