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Prince William and Kate Middleton visited two sites displaying the portraits from "Hold Still" photography project.

The Duke of Cambridge commemorates the start of a new centre of Royal Marsden hospital as its president.

The 70-year-old actor himself took to Twitter to share the news with his fans and followers.

Ivanka Trump tagged a fake account with just over 700 followers by mistake.

The outage appeared to have started around 2130 GMT.

Meanwhile, a Twitter post from renowned Apple leaker Jon Prosser suggests the company has made some last-minute decisions.

Van Halen who died at 65, founded the rock group with his older brother Alex in the early 1970s and quickly earned a fan base.

With the upcoming polls less than a month away, social media services are on high alert over election-related misinformation.

"Totally Under Control" was secretly filmed over the last five months.

The first lady tweeted about her diagnosis shortly after her husband confirmed they tested positive

Trump took to Twitter to confirm the news.

Gradient's official page advertises AI Face with a description that reads: "Find out how you would look like if you were born on a different continent."

Ty Lawson once played for NBA teams such as the Denver Nuggets, Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings and Washington Wizards.

The rapper dragged Taylor Swift into his Twitter rant and wrote that he will help her "personally" to get her master recordings back.

The Duchess of Brabant, who is heir apparent to the Belgian throne joined 169 first year students for military training with an initiation camp in Elsenborn.

Twitter maintained that it is "focused on keeping high-profile accounts on Twitter safe and secure during the 2020 US election."

Up until Election Day, public service announcements from non-partisan organisations for voting advocacy will reportedly be featured on Twitter.

Chris Evans commented for the first time since his nude pictures and videos went viral online, last week.

The two deputies were in critical condition after the unprovoked attack on them while they sat in their patrol vehicle.

Meanwhile, royal fans urged William and Kate to keep their Instagram account "professional" as they were offended by the recent "saucy" post on Twitter.

Chris Evans quickly deleted the clip, but it was too late, and the damage had been done.