Grammy winners Post Malone and Barry Manilow announced this weekend they are canceling numerous upcoming concerts, although for different reasons.

Actor Pom Klementieff turns 40 and actor Rachel Zegler turns 25, among the famous birthdays for May 3.

On May 3, 1999, 76 tornadoes tore across the U.S. Plains states, killing about 50 people and injuring hundreds.

SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers agreed on a 4-year deal after a second round of talks, the organizations said.

A judge on Friday paused a Texas ban of smokable hemp products, such as flower and joints, after industry groups and companies in the state sued.

Golden Tempo rallied to an upset win in Saturday's 152nd Kentucky Derby, making Cherie DeVaux the first woman trainer to win the Run for the Roses.

A company that makes the abortion drug mifepristone asked the Supreme Court to pause a ruling that blocks prescribing it during telehealth visits.

The U.S. is warning allies that delivery of weapons systems are likely to be delayed after stockpiles have been drained during the war in Iran.

The 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby is Saturday at the storied Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. These are the 20 horses slated to compete.

Legendary actress Glenn Close had her hand- and foot-prints enshrined in cement in front of Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre on Friday.

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton released a new photo of their daughter Charlotte on her 11th birthday Saturday.

"The Last of Us" actress Bella Ramsey and Good Omens icon Michael Sheen are to compete on "The Celebrity Traitors" later this year.

The Pentagon announced Friday that the U.S. would draw down 5,000 troops from Germany. Germany said Saturday it wasn't surprised by the move.

Ella Langley's "Dandelion" is the No. 1 album in the U.S. Coming in at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart is Morgan Wallen's "I'm the Problem."

Spirit Airlines closed Saturday morning, with no options for those already booked on the airline. There was no bailout deal with the government.

NBC has canceled its Zachary Quinto medical drama "Brilliant Minds" after two seasons and its Jenn Lyon cheerleader comedy "Stumble" after one.

Singer Lily Allen turns 41 and actor Kumail Nanjiani turns 48, among the famous birthdays for May 2.

On May 2, 2004, Nigerian Christian militants attacked the Muslim town of Yelwa with firearms and machetes in reprisal for an attack in February 2004.

Always a Runner captured Friday's $1.5 million Grade I Kentucky Oaks, charging down the stretch to win America's biggest race for 3-year-olda.

More than 73% of people eligible for South Korea's first round of high oil price relief payments have applied, government data showed Friday.

Former U.S. Six-Party Talks envoy Joseph DeTrani said N. Korean leader Kim Jong Un still wants to normalize relations with the United States.

N. Korea has transferred missile technology to Iran over more than 40 years, from early Scud missile supplies to intercontinental ballistic missiles.

South Korea's exports rose 48% from a year earlier in April, staying above $80 billion for the second consecutive month, government data showed.

A federal appeals court issued a ruling that blocks the prescription of the abortion pills in telehealth appointments and mailing them to patients.

Fuel surcharges on airline tickets issued in South Korea nearly doubled Friday as carriers respond to sharp rise in oil prices driven by the tensions.