The Queen's Gambit: Meet the real life women chess starsClose Meet 25-year-old Alexandra and her 18-year-old sister Andrea. Hundreds of thousands of people watch their games of chess on Twitch and YouTube. After chess-based drama The Queen’s Gambit soared to popularity on Netflix, Radio 1 Newsbeat spoke to Alexandra and Andrea about how realistic it is, and what the online chess community is like.
The pandemic has meant that empty cinema halls are now a common sight across the world. That is, except in Japan, where one film is single-handedly bringing audiences back to theatres. It's a movie about a boy who's turned into a demon slayer. But that isn't the only thing he's slaying - Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train has also been making a killing at the Japanese box office - becoming the fa
It's OK to admit it. However much we might like to pretend otherwise, somewhere - deep down inside ourselves - what we all really want is to turn into a tiny little blob and navigate a pink, fluffy obstacle course. It's a dream the game Fall Guys has made a reality for millions around the world. But even though it looks like it's aimed at toddlers, Lead Level Designer Megan Ralph says that's not s
Darkness fell on San Francisco on Wednesday, as smoke from wildfires filled its skies A plume of smoke from wildfires in the US state of California has descended on the San Francisco area, causing the sky over the region to turn orange. Some 14,000 firefighters are battling 28 major blazes across California, amid a historic heatwave. Wildfires have burned more than 2.5 million acres in the state t
She's just 23 but has already been on the protest frontlines multiple times Agnes Chow, a 23-year-old pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong, has got a new nickname. Her supporters have started calling her "the real Mulan" - in reference to the legendary Chinese heroine who fought to save her family and country. Ms Chow was one of a handful of activists and media figures arrested this week under a co
Beirut: The bride being photographed in wedding dress as blast hit A state of emergency has been declared in Beirut after a blast killed at least 137 people and injured about 5,000 others, with dozens more still missing. The president of Lebanon, Michel Aoun, has said the blast was caused by 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely in a warehouse in the port area of the city. Many have acc
A number of Beirut port officials are being placed under house arrest pending an investigation into Tuesday's huge explosion, Lebanon's government says. The blast killed at least 135 people and injured more than 4,000 others. A two-week state of emergency has begun. President Michel Aoun said the blast was caused by 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely in a warehouse. Customs chief Bad
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