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Reports of sexual assault in military dropped for third year in a row: Pentagon
Reports of sexual assault in the U.S. military dropped for the third year in a row in 2025, and the Pentagon received a slightly lower number of sexual harassment complaints last year compared to 2024, the department said in a new report that was made public on Friday. The Pentagon received a total of 7,998…
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Pentagon Fires Editor Of Stars And Stripes After He Gave An Interview To CBS News And Called Potential Censorship A “Red Line”
The Pentagon has fired the editor in chief of Stars and Stripes, Erik Slavin, days after he gave an interview to CBS News Sunday Morning in which he described censorship of the military-focused publication as a “red line”. Slavin said he was dismissed on grounds of insubordination for stating that news censorship affecting service members…
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The Weeknd wraps five-night sold-out run at Wembley Stadium and raises more than $350k for charity
The Weeknd has completed a sold-out five-night run at London’s Wembley Stadium, capping off the UK leg of his “After Hours Til Dawn” tour, which also included two dates at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June. The seven UK shows drew more than 450,000 fans from nearly 150 countries and raised over $350,000 (£260,000) for charity,…
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Los Ángeles Azules & TINI’s ‘Pa’ Él’ & More: Vote for the Best New Latin Music Release This Week
Billboard has opened its weekly New Music Latin poll, inviting readers to vote for the best new Latin release, with a fresh collaboration between Los Ángeles Azules and TINI among the highlighted tracks. The poll, curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors, showcases the breadth of new Latin releases and lets fans weigh in…
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The “torturous” 2004 movie Bill Murray called worse than being in prison: “I hated going to work”
A fun time was not had. The post The “torturous” 2004 movie Bill Murray called worse than being in prison: “I hated going to work” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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How Hollywood’s Veterans Are Chasing Emmy History: Sally Field, Harrison Ford, Martin Short and More
The 2026 Emmy nominations have set up a rare wave of potential records for veteran performers, with several nominees positioned to become the oldest-ever winners in their categories at September’s ceremony. Harrison Ford, 84, is nominated for Apple TV’s “Shrinking” and could surpass Henry Winkler’s record as the oldest comedy acting winner, while 74-year-old Stephen…
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Controversial attorney Ed Martin leaving Justice Department
The head of the Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group, Ed Martin, is leaving the department, capping a chaotic tenure in the Trump administration. Martin, who also served as the U.S. pardon attorney, has been at the center of a string of controversies since the earliest days of joining the administration, including failing to advance as…
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Ex-W.A.S.P. Guitarist CHRIS HOLMES On His Prostate Cancer Battle: ‘The Last Two Weeks I Went Through Probably One Of The Sickest Times I’ve Ever Been In My Life’
Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes has issued a video update thanking fans for donating to a GoFundMe campaign supporting his cancer treatment, revealing that recent hormonal therapy left him severely ill. The 68-year-old, who has lived in Cannes, France, with his wife Catherine since 2014, is undergoing treatment for prostate cancer just four years after…
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‘Task’ Star Tom Pelphrey on Finding Himself in His Devoted Dad Role — and Nearly Playing Professor X
Actor Tom Pelphrey has opened up about how becoming a father shaped his performance as struggling single dad Robbie Prendergast in Brad Ingelsby’s HBO series Task, the follow-up to Mare of Easttown. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Pelphrey explained that he read the early scripts shortly after his daughter was born, and drew directly on…