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What to know about the British king's remote private estate that will be Andrew's new home

LONDON (AP) — Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, King Charles III's younger brother, is facing banishment from royal premises. He is being moved from the Royal Lodge at Windsor Castle to a property on the king's private estate at Sandringham. The move symbolizes his downfall amid scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew denies allegations of improper behavior. On Thursday, Charles took a significant step to shield the monarchy from Andrew's connections with Epstein. Andrew has been given notice to leave Royal Lodge, where he has lived for over 20 years. His relocation will be funded privately by Charles, not the British taxpayer.

With pharaoh-like fanfare, Egypt unveils a huge new museum dedicated to its ancient civilization

CAIRO (AP) — Egypt has inaugurated the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world's largest museum dedicated to a single ancient civilization and an effort aimed at boosting the country's tourism industry and troubled economy. Located near the Giza Pyramids on the edge of the Egyptian capital, it showcases over 50,000 artifacts, including the complete collection of King Tutankhamun's treasures. The museum, a project championed by President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi, has faced delays since construction began in 2005. The government has improved infrastructure around the site, including roads and a new metro station. Officials hope the museum will attract more tourists, helping to stabilize Egypt's economy.

Andrew's royal exit is the latest crisis for Britain's monarchy

LONDON (AP) — Britain’s monarchy holds prestige but not power and is subject to public sentiment. This is evident with Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, who was stripped of his title and home by King Charles on Thursday. This move aims to protect the monarchy from scandals related to Andrew's ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The British monarchy has faced crises before, like the 1917 Titles Deprivation Act and Edward VIII’s abdication in 1936. The monarchy also faced public backlash after Princess Diana's death in 1997. More recently, Prince Harry's estrangement from the family has added to the royal drama.

Heidi Klum reveals her much-anticipated 2025 Halloween costume

NEW YORK (AP) — Heidi Klum has revealed her latest Halloween costume, donning green scales and squirming snakes to transform herself into Medusa. Klum says she loves the Greek myth in which a goddess turns a beautiful woman into a monster with serpents for hair, the sight of which turns living things around her to stone. Klum said she spent 10 hours getting into costume for her annual Halloween party. Klum’s husband dressed as a man turned to stone. The supermodel-turned-TV personality went viral in 2022 when she arrived at her party on the end of a fishing line, encased in a slithering worm costume.

AI song generator Udio offers brief window for downloads after Universal settlement upsets users

Udio, an AI song generation platform, has announced a 48-hour window starting Monday for users to download their songs. This move comes as the company shifts to a new business model following a legal settlement with Universal Music over copyright infringement claims. Last week, a tech industry lobby group urged federal intervention in AI copyright lawsuits, citing over 50 pending cases. Udio and Universal plan to launch a new streaming platform. The settlement marks the first in the music industry since major labels sued Udio and another AI song generator last year.

President Trump returns to '60 Minutes' for first time after settling lawsuit against newsmagazine

President Donald Trump is returning to “60 Minutes” for an interview for the first time after settling a lawsuit this summer over the newsmagazine's interview with rival Kamala Harris. Trump sat for the interview on Friday with CBS News' Norah O'Donnell. It will air on the broadcast Sunday. The president has had a checkered history with the newsmagazine, but he has signaled friendlier relations with CBS News since the takeover of parent company Paramount by David Ellison, the son of wealthy Trump supporter Larry Ellison. The president was interviewed at his Florida Mar-a-Lago residence.

The long and unexpected afterlife of the Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest

NEW YORK (AP) — In the year since the viral Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest, a group of contestants have found opportunity and community. Winner Miles Mitchell attended the Golden Globes and appeared on “The Drew Barrymore Show.” Mitchell and Zander Dueve have modeled for a hair care company. A photo book, “Call Me Timothée," features polaroids of the lookalikes from the Washington Square Park contest. Dubbed the “Brothers Chalamet," the group has become a sort of support network as members pursue comedy and acting. Their shared experiences have turned a park gathering into friendships and unexpected career boosts.

Disney pulls ABC, ESPN and more from YouTube TV as talks break down

YouTube TV viewers have lost access to Disney channels, including ABC and ESPN, after contract talks broke down. Other channels like the Disney Channel, FX, and Nat Geo have also disappeared. YouTube TV announced Thursday that Disney followed through on a threat to suspend its content during negotiations. YouTube claims Disney used the blackout threat to push for higher prices, benefiting its own streaming services like Hulu + Live TV and Fubo. YouTube TV expressed disappointment and urged Disney to work towards a fair agreement. Subscribers will receive a $20 credit if Disney content remains unavailable for a long time.

Music Review: Florence + the Machine's 'Everybody Scream' wrestles with greatness and mortality

Florence Welch explores her desire for greatness and the constraints she faces as a female artist in Florence + the Machine's sixth album, "Everybody Scream." The album's lead single, "One of the Greats," addresses her grievances about sexism and male entitlement in the music industry, writes The Associated Press' Krysta Fauria. Welch collaborated with Mark Bowen of IDLES, Mitski and Aaron Dessner of The National. The album delves into mysticism and witchcraft, inspired by Welch's recent health challenges. Her raw poetry grapples with mortality and ambition, creating a cohesive and timely release for Halloween.