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Andy Cohen Calls Out Paul W. Downs Over ‘Hacks’ Joke At His Expense
Andy Cohen playfully challenged Hacks co-creator Paul W. Downs on Watch What Happens Live over a Season 5 joke that referred to Cohen. The exchange highlighted the show’s irreverent humour as its five-season run has now ended, while also drawing attention to its strong awards recognition. Cohen played a clip in which Jean Smart’s Deborah…
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Sweltering heat dome to hit US: Here’s when, where it could break records
Major heat is heading to the Southeast and Florida, starting this weekend and lasting most of next week, as a near-record heat dome grows across the region.
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Neil Perry Opens Up About The Band Perry’s Shifting Lineup, Says He Was ‘Terminated’ From Family Band
Neil Perry has said he was removed from The Band Perry after objecting to his sister Kimberly Perry’s husband, Johnny Costello, joining the family group. His claims highlight an apparent dispute over the band’s reformation and public account of its changing membership. The Band Perry began in 2010 with siblings Kimberly, Reid and Neil, scoring…
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Major League Baseball has a huge problem brewing for the 2026-2027 offseason
Major League Baseball is facing growing tension ahead of the 2026–27 off-season, when its collective bargaining agreement is due to be renegotiated. The article argues that the league office and club owners are increasingly presenting payroll inequality as a central problem, potentially laying the groundwork for a push towards a salary cap and a damaging…
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Phylicia Rashad on Her Historic Career and the Current State of TV: ‘If There’s Something on That I Don’t Like, I Simply Don’t Watch It’
Phylicia Rashad reflected on her career, family heritage and approach to acting during a C-Suite Luncheon at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival. She said legacy is shaped by how people live, relate to others and pass values to younger generations, while stressing the importance of finding humanity in every role. Discussing television, Rashad…
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10 Forgotten 2000s Shows That Have Aged Like Milk
Collider argues that several once-bold television programmes from the 2000s now appear dated, insensitive or simply misguided when viewed through modern standards. The list highlights how changing attitudes towards workplace behaviour, gender politics, reality television and economic inequality have made these forgotten shows harder to revisit. One example is Fox drama The Street, a Wall…
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The one singer Joni Mitchell knew she was better than: “Considered a poet”
Not the poet as everyone thought. The post The one singer Joni Mitchell knew she was better than: “Considered a poet” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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4 Girl Groups From the Early 1960s Who Defined a Classic Sound
The article highlights four early-1960s girl groups—The Shirelles, The Marvelettes, The Ronettes and The Supremes—as artists who helped shape the era’s distinctive R&B-influenced pop sound. It argues that their recordings and commercial success established a model for the girl-group style that remained influential throughout the decade. The Shirelles released their debut album, Tonight’s the Night,…
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Amazon Game Studios Divests MMOs ‘Lost Ark,’ ‘Throne and Liberty’ in Strategy Shift
Amazon Game Studios is handing Western publishing and live-operation responsibilities for the MMOs “Lost Ark” and “Throne and Liberty” back to their original developers, Smilegate and NC respectively. The move reflects Amazon’s shift away from further investment in MMOs towards planned AAA games, including “Tomb Raider”, and expansion of its Luna cloud-gaming service. Amazon says…
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Dataminers Uncover Five Possible DLC Characters for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
Dataminers say they have found references to five possible future characters in Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls: Doctor Strange, Wasp, Gambit, The Thing and Daredevil. The discovery has prompted speculation about the game’s DLC plans, although there is no confirmation that any of them will become playable and the listed assets may change. Arc System Works…