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Depp was honored as the favorite movie icon at the 2017 PCA.
Ellen DeGeneres thanks fans after a record breaking 20 wins at People's Choice Awards
'Thank you from the bottom of my heart,' says DeGeneres.
US Department of Defense in talks with Lockheed for $9bn F-35 fighter jets contract
The contract for 90 planes is expected to be announced by the end of January.
China's Xi Jinping warns against 'derailing' Paris climate deal amid Trump's withdrawal threat
Incoming US President Donald Trump had threatened to pull out of the deal, calling climate concerns a "hoax".
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China says country's law enforcement and judicial officials must support Communist Party
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People's Choice Awards 2017: Complete winners list
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Lyon president confirms Memphis Depay transfer as player arrives in France
The Dutchman has long been linked with a move out of Manchester United.
Civil rights groups accuse Facebook of 'racially biased censorship' in hate speech takedowns
The advocacy groups claim Facebook consistently and disproportionately censors posts from people of colour.
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Marko Grujic misses Plymouth clash with setback on hamstring injury
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Mosul: Shia soldiers in Iraqi army boast of revenge killing in war of words with Isis militants
Iraqi forces recaptured the eastern half of the nation's second city and are now eyeing the west.
FBI, CIA, NSA and others have been probing alleged Russian money aiding Trump for months
Sources told McClatchy that intelligence and enforcement agencies had been investigating since last spring.
Goldman Prize-winning environment rights activist Isidro Baldenegro killed in Mexico
Baldenegro was known for his fight against illegal logging in the country's Sierra Madre mountain region.
Brexit will 'not be positive all along and without pain', IMF's Christine Lagarde warns
Lagarde welcomed Prime Minister Theresa May's recent Brexit-related speech saying it provided clarity.
Manchester United overtake Real Madrid and Barcelona to become world's richest club
Red Devils generated a record £515m in revenue in the 2015/16 season.
Kim Jong-un inspects military units as North Korea likely to test-launch ICBM soon – South Korea media
The test-launch might coincide with the inauguration of Donald Trump on 20 January.
Duterte asks Catholic priests to try crystal meth before criticising war on drugs
'Priests should use shabu so they would understand,' the fiery president of the Philippines said.
China aims to claim global leadership role as Trump takes office
Xi Jinping told the UN this was not the time for isolationist policies.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp identifies room for improvement after Plymouth win
Lucas Leiva leads the Merseyside club into the fourth round but Klopp was far from content.
Hacker group that pulled off billion dollar bank job using Google services for malware monitoring
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May vows to use Brexit vote to 'build a fairer Britain that works for everyone'
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Theresa May to issue globalisation warning in Davos
The prime minister will be eyeing trade and investment opportunities for Britain.
South Korean court rejects Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong arrest plea for lack of evidence
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Tulsi Gabbard leaves questions marks over Bashar Assad meeting during secret Syria trip
The congresswoman from Hawaii will not disclose who is paying for the unannounced trip.
Westmonster: Breitbart equivalent launched in the UK
The website will be 'pro-Brexit, pro-Farage, pro-Trump and anti-establishment'.
People's Choice Awards 2017: The stars of TV, cinema and music make their red carpet arrivals
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RAF makes 'utterly shocking' unauthorised plane landing in Ireland
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