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How Jeff Bezos Brought Down the Washington Post
The Amazon founder bought the paper to save it. Instead, with a mass layoff, he’s forced it into severe decline.
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Nicki Minaj Responds to Trevor Noah’s Grammys Jokes: “God Will Not Be Mocked”
The awards show host channeled Donald Trump when he imagined a conversation between the "Super Freaky Girl" rapper and the president during his monologue on Sunday night.
Jimmy Kimmel thanks 'Donald Jennifer Trump' for his Critics Choice win
'It's been a banner couple of weeks, and we can't wait to get back on the air tomorrow night' to talk about it, the host teased.
Cancelled US comedian Jimmy Kimmel to deliver Christmas message to UK
TV host who came under pressure from Trump government will say: ‘From a fascism perspective, this has been a really great year’
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Donald Trump files $10bn lawsuit against the BBC
US president claims UK public broadcaster’s 2024 documentary was ‘disparaging, inflammatory and malicious’
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Kanye West's 'In Whose Name?' Documentary Out On Streaming
'In Whose Name?' is available to stream on Apple, Amazon, Google, YouTube and Fandango.
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The Best TV Shows of 2025
This year, Hollywood’s decline was evident from its output—but a few great, conversation-starting shows made our critic crave the return of the water cooler.
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‘We’re losing’: Shock Diddy phone call leaked
A furious Sean “Diddy” Combs claims his own secretly filmed footage has been “stolen” and used against him in a damning new Netflix documentary.
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'Hall of Shame'? White House launches website to attack 'media offenders'
The White House launched a "media offenders" page on its official website on Friday, naming outlets it accuses of bias and "fake news" – including 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist the Boston Globe, CBS News and the UK’s Independent. Experts warn that the initiative is aimed at delegitimising the very journalists and media outlets who would hold US President Donald Trump and his administration accountable.
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Stranger Things Comes to an Exhausting End
The Netflix show is back for a final season, but its brand is forever.
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