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Doc Talk Podcast Goes Tête-À-Tête (À-Tête) With Leaders Of DC/DOX & Millennium Docs Against Gravity
DC/DOX, which just wrapped its fourth edition, gives the nation’s capital what it deserves – a first-rate nonfiction film festival. Not only is D.C. a major metropolitan area, of course, but so many prominent documentaries on pressing social and political issues connect directly to decisions made by policymakers there. American Doctor, which screened at DC/DOX, […]
Five Media Takeaways From Blockbuster Trump Book ‘Regime Change’
Regime Change, the blockbuster book of the first 14 months of Trump 2.0 published on Tuesday, joining a long library detailing the era with all sorts of bombshells. One element that stands out about Regime Change, from Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan of The New York Times, is its breadth of material, as they report […]
UFC’s Joshua Hokit Says Michelle Obama Comment Was “Giving Her A Compliment”: “You’ll Never Hear Me Backtrack From What I Say”
UFC fighter Joshua Hokit is doubling down on the comment he made about Michelle Obama after winning his bout at the UFC Freedm 250 event at the White House. In a new interview, Hokit explained that calling the former First Lady of the United States a “man” was intended as a “compliment.” “I thought I […]
YouTube Sidesteps Latest Social Media Trial With Payout; Meta, TikTok Owners & Snap Still Face Court
Over a month before a second potentially seminal social media trial is set to start in California, YouTube has reached a deal to get out of having to show up in court. “YouTube’s decision to resolve this case before having to face a jury speaks for itself,” attorneys for 15-year-old R.K.C. said Monday as news […]
Is ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ Based on a True Story? About Netflix’s New Rom-Com
Writer, director and actor Leah McKendrick revealed her inspiration behind the new rom-com starring Nick Robinson and Zoey Deutch.
‘Will & Grace’ Creators Max Mutchnick & David Kohan Recall First Meeting With James Burrows In Poignant & Funny Eulogy At TV Director’s Funeral
Throughout his legendary, 50-year career, James Burrows, who died on Friday at the age of 85, has worked on many iconic shows, from Taxi to Friends and Frasier to The Big Bang Theory. But he is most closely associated with two Emmy-winning multi-camera comedies, Cheers, which he co-created, executive produced and directed 236 episodes of, […]
France Heatwave 2026: Deaths, Temperatures & More Updates
Residents across France are struggling with unbearably hot temperatures.
"Weren’t You Just On Death's Door??": The Backlash Simone Biles Got For Vacationing After Her Medical Emergency Is Unbelievably Vile
"Imagine looking this good after a life threatening emergency."View Entire Post ›
Canceled TV Shows of 2026: Which Series Are Ending This Year?
‘Emily in Paris’ is officially ending with its upcoming sixth season. See which other TV shows are also saying goodbye.
Liam Payne’s Son, Bear: How Many Children Did He Have?
Liam Payne, who died at the age of 31, is survived by his son, Bear, who is the sole beneficiary of his estate.
“I Can’t Sing If I’m Not Here”: Muni Long Just Revealed That She Was Near Death And Had A Double Lung Transplant
"I can sing sentences here and there, but I can’t perform just yet.”View Entire Post ›
16 Wealthy Celebs Who Are Super Frugal Now Because They Grew Up In Poverty
When Hilary Swank was 6, her family moved into a trailer park. Nine years later, her parents separated, and she and her mother relocated to LA, where they lived in their car until they could afford an apartment. After winning her first Oscar, she proudly proclaimed that she was still a coupon clipper because "when you open up the paper and you see those coupons, it looks like dollar bills staring you in the face."View Entire Post ›
