The Bro-CASTERS Who Built MAGA Are Walking Away
Joe Rogan says supporters feel 'betrayed.' Andrew Schulz thinks Trump was 'stupid enough' to start a war. The podcast ecosystem that delivered young men to MAGA is having second thoughts.
Joe Rogan says supporters feel 'betrayed.' Andrew Schulz thinks Trump was 'stupid enough' to start a war. The podcast ecosystem that delivered young men to MAGA is having second thoughts.
The Eiffel Tower lit up with "Paris, I am ready" on her 58th birthday. Ten nights at La Défense Arena begin in September.
Some residential floors in China hold more urns than people. The young tenants next door are fine with it — dead neighbors mean cheaper rent.
Four masked men walked into a villa near Parma and walked out with Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse. The whole thing took three minutes. Nobody knows where the paintings are.
Germany has no explicit law against creating pornographic deepfakes. The EU passed one two years ago. Berlin hasn't gotten around to it yet.
Jane Fonda and Joan Baez rallied outside the Kennedy Center to protest Trump's takeover of the institution and a looming media merger they say threatens free expression. The message: speak up, or lose the stage entirely.
The only screen-used C-3PO head ever to reach the collector market just fetched $1.05 million — and Wilson the volleyball also exceeded expectations.
After nearly 25 years on Hollywood Boulevard, the Academy Awards are heading downtown. The move to L.A. Live doubles the seating capacity — and ends a symbolic chapter.
Days We Left Behind finds McCartney singing about Forthlin Road and 'a secret code never to be spoken.' Six decades later, the memories haven't faded.
For 1,400 years, every Archbishop of Canterbury has been a man. The former nurse who changed that on Wednesday wore a clasp made from her nurse's belt buckle.
A church floor collapsed in Maastricht. What emerged from beneath the altar may be the musketeer who inspired Dumas — complete with the bullet that killed him.
255 goals, eight major trophies, and one transformation of a sleeping giant back into a world power. Mohamed Salah's Liverpool legacy is complete.
Donna Motsinger was working at a Sausalito restaurant in 1972 when Bill Cosby started coming in. A civil jury just awarded her $59 million — but Cosby's team is already promising an appeal.
From the first intentional nude scene on American television to rescuing Superman from Lex Luthor's trap, Valerie Perrine carved a singular path through 1970s Hollywood. She was 82.
A sci-fi epic about saving humanity just had the year's biggest opening. Meanwhile, humanity could actually use some saving.
Tina Fey, a Keir Starmer impression, and a sketch about anti-ageing cream called 'Undérage by Pedolay.' The transatlantic transplant survived its first night — barely.
BTS played a free concert in the heart of Seoul on Saturday, drawing 260,000 people to Gwanghwamun Square after a nearly four-year absence. The new album sold four million copies in 24 hours. The world tour has 82 shows booked.
César Chavez's name is on schools, streets, a federal holiday, and a national monument. Now his co-founder says he raped her, and two women say he abused them as children. The farmworker movement is trying to survive its own founder.
From karate champion to VHS action king to the man the internet declared indestructible — Chuck Norris lived three careers, each more improbable than the last. He died on Thursday at 86, surrounded by family.
It took a Reddit post, a three-hour YouTube takedown, and a New York Times inquiry before one of the world's largest publishers pulled a novel its own readers had flagged as AI-generated months earlier.