2020 Oscars winners list: Joaquin Phoenix, Laura Dern, Brad Pitt earn acting prizes

"The Neighbors' Window" starts as an exercise in vicarious living and ends up as an experience in experiencing lives together.

Joaquin Phoenix, who discussed animal cruelty in his acceptance speech, was one of several famous vegans at the Oscars, including Billie Eilish.

More than film critics or a more international film academy, Netflix has proved that subtitles are a bridge, not a barrier.

The structure is a rare example of Art Deco style used for a garage. It will still be used to park cars but also will have amenities for apartment tenants.

In Los Feliz, comedy writer Tim Long sells a 1920s Colonial once owned by Katherine Heigl for $4.3 million. The new owner is Neil Finn of Fleetwood Mac.

The oceanfront home of billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad is for sale in Malibu at $75 million.

In Tarzana, a Harry Gesner-designed Midcentury home with a replica guesthouse in back is on the market for just under $4 million.

The Studio City home of late composer Jack Smalley, whose credits include 'Murder, She Wrote' and 'The Last of the Mohicans,' is for sale.

Designer Kathryn Ireland shares an insider's tricks of the trade with a select few over a jam-packed weekend.

Actor Larry Joe Campbell of "According to Jim" has sold his longtime home in Rancho Palos Verdes for $2.138 million.

Actress-producer Eva Longoria has sold her Hollywood Hills compound, which was previously owned by actor Tom Cruise, for $8.25 million.

Billionaire entrepreneur Leslie Wexner, under fire for his ties to the disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein and allowing a culture of sexual harassment.

Exclusive: The airline is currently operating at just 5 per cent of its normal level

The airline will be carrying cargo in the cabin instead of passengers

Exclusive: analysis of Eurocontrol flight data shows the small Leicestershire airport ahead of Madrid, Rome and Munich

'We absolutely reject the fact that firms should be denying their obligations under these rules,' said Abta chief executive Mark Tanzer

A make-believe trip is good for the soul, says Helen Coffey

Plane Talk: Many airlines have erred during the coronavirus crisis, but so have some politicians

Plane Talk: Despite the industry's deepest crisis, air charter firms are busier than ever

Faroe Islanders allow travellers stuck at home with only a device for company to explore through the eyes of a local

Heathrow, previously the busiest airport in Europe, did not even make the top three on 14 April

Britain's biggest budget airline could see its fleet shrink by one-sixth in three years

'It was a thoughtless comment that shows complete disregard for the UK travel industry,' said a spokesperson for Abta, the travel association

The 11 UK citizens left in Peru say they are 'terrified' they won't be put on a flight before the country officially shuts its borders on 22 April

'To provide counsel to the president on the reopening of America'

'The line graph is trending upwards, haven't seen that in weeks,' said Cam Wallace, chief revenue officer Air New Zealand

The airline had applied for £715m government bail-out but was refused

Airlines around the world are asking for support

The airline is continuing to fly as it seeks fresh investment

'14-day refund rule is impossible for the majority of companies to stick to,' said the travel association's chief executive, Mark Tanzer

Under the Package Travel Regulations, all UK customers whose voyages have been cancelled are due a full cash refund by 7 May – but 'guests should allow up to 60 days for processing'

Exclusive: the so-called 'Martini' offer means a passenger with a £40 hop across the Irish Sea and back could swap for a £900 return to Cyprus

'I really am disgusted with the way Ryanair has been treating its customers over refunds,' said passenger Steve Ashton

At present there are no health checks on passengers arriving at British ports and airports

Refund row intensifies as London ski company claims any customer who declines a 'Refund Credit Note' loses financial protection

'SuperJumbo' made its first test flight on 27 April 2005

Siobhan Mulholland, a self-conscious teenager, found a five-day hike exhilarating and memorable – 'for reasons both universal and particular'

Exclusive: Tui is charging £323 for a week's self-catering in the resort of Salou, including flights from Manchester to Reus and coach transfers, on 15 May

Independent investigators name mystery figure as colonel general Andrey Burlaka

Three billion trips to be made during Spring Harvest

Exclusive: 'The FCO has to alter this Orwellian nonsense, and it must become country-specific,' said Paul Goldstein, owner of a camp in Kenya

'Do I think that the UK would benefit from private investors putting £14 billion of their own money into the UK in the next few years? Absolutely,' says John Holland-Kaye

Despite questionable medical benefits, passengers will be told to wear face coverings

In a sweeping range of measures, the Canadian airline has stopped offering pillows and blankets – and removed its inflight magazine

Balpa calls on government to bring in a moratorium on job cuts

'It's really hard for your mental health,' says crew member

'We will adapt our operating procedures to ensure our customers and our people are properly protected in this new environment,' said Willie Walsh, IAG chief executive

Screening technology will be trialled in Terminal 2, without passengers being aware they are being checked

Airport chief told MPs earlier this week that expansion might not be back on the agenda for a decade