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UFC Fighter Josh Hokit Sparks Controversy at White House Event
UFC fighter Josh Hokit used a post-match interview on the White House lawn to shout a transphobic slur. The incident occurred during the UFC Freedom 250 event.
Jane Fonda Targets Paramount-WBD Merger: ‘A Direct Attack On Free Speech’
Jane Fonda has called on activists to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, warning that the deal threatens media independence. The move comes as the merger faces ongoing scrutiny from international regulators.
Ludwig Season 2: David Mitchell’s Puzzle-Solver Returns to BBC
The BBC has unveiled the first trailer for Ludwig Season 2. David Mitchell returns as the puzzle-solving detective in the hit comedy-drama.
Tyra Banks Sues Netflix, Alleging ‘Surgical Manipulation’ in ANTM Doc
Tyra Banks has sued Netflix over its 'America's Next Top Model' docuseries, alleging that producers used 'surgical manipulation' to defame her. The suit claims her interview was edited to create a false narrative of negligence.
David Hockney, the Artist Who Redefined Modern Painting, Dies at 88
David Hockney, the legendary British painter who redefined contemporary art, has died at 88. His career spanned seven decades and included everything from iconic swimming pool canvases to pioneering digital iPad works.
Why TV’s Biggest Hits Are Trading Dark Grittiness for Romance
Television is pivoting toward romance as audiences seek an escape from the news. It’s a shift that’s proving both creatively and commercially successful.
The Emmys Are Finally Embracing Fun, and the Oscars Should Be Jealous
The Emmys are ditching the prestige drama in favor of rom-coms and action-thrillers. Here is why the industry is finally rewarding pure fun.
Knicks Championship Merch Hits Shelves as the City Celebrates a Historic Win
The Knicks have secured their first NBA title since 1973. Official championship gear is now available for fans, ranging from $45 T-shirts to $5,000 signed jerseys.
The 53-Year Wait Is Over: How Jalen Brunson Led the Knicks to Glory
The New York Knicks have captured their first NBA title in 53 years. Jalen Brunson’s 45-point performance in Game 5 secured the championship and his own Finals MVP honors.
World Cup Ratings Shatter Records as USMNT and Mexico Draw Massive Crowds
The 2026 World Cup is shattering records, with the USMNT and Mexico drawing historic audiences across English and Spanish-language platforms. Viewership for the U.S. team is up 106% over 2022 levels.
From Pawnee to the Abyss: How ‘Widow’s Bay’ Escaped a Sitcom Fate
Katie Dippold reveals that her hit horror-comedy 'Widow’s Bay' was originally written as a 'Parks and Recreation' spec script. The creator explains why she abandoned the sitcom format to capture true terror.
Chris Sanders to Direct 'Lilo & Stitch 2' After Billion-Dollar Hit
Chris Sanders, the voice and co-creator of the original Stitch, is set to direct the live-action sequel. The move follows the first film's historic $1 billion box office run.