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Chelsea Handler criticized Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe for racist jokes during "The Roast of Kevin Hart," stating she was not fine with them.
The Cannes Film Festival has begun, showcasing international auteurs and stars like Scarlett Johansson and Rami Malek on the Croisette.
San Diego mosque killings were an ideological act, amplified as performance for a Discord audience, highlighting online radicalization.
Louis Vuitton unveiled its Resort 2027 collection in Barcelona, showcasing innovative designs inspired by the city's vibrant culture and architecture.
Rami Malek was moved to tears by an eight-minute standing ovation at Cannes for his role in Ira Sachs' gay drama 'The Man I Love'.
The Italian Beef sandwich, popularized by the show 'The Bear,' has been officially named the state sandwich of Illinois.
Prince William celebrated Aston Villa's Europa League win over Freiburg in Istanbul, with fans partying in Birmingham.
Satirical Chinese academic journals like NoTrue offer a pressure valve for researchers facing a credibility crisis and intense publication pressure.
Jude Law delivers a transfixing performance as Vladimir Putin in a new satire detailing the Russian president's rise to power.
A new docuseries, 'Michael Jackson: The Verdict,' will reexamine the 2005 sex abuse trial and acquittal of the pop icon.
Discover South of France's best beaches, offering stunning nature, artistic inspiration, and secluded spots for a perfect coastal escape.
British Council staff in Italy will strike over proposed 80% workforce cuts, impacting 108 of 130 teaching staff due to a funding crisis.
Chef José Andrés hosts a family paella party, inviting readers to experience the traditional Valencian dish with him.
New York Music Month 2026 features over 60 free events, including Q&As with Samara Joy and Nile Rodgers.
Apple TV's 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed' offers a tense thriller exploring trust and vulnerability in the current scam era.
Director Pedro Almodóvar stated Europe must never be subjected to Trump, wearing a "Free Palestine" pin at Cannes.
The Chelsea Flower Show showcased London's fashion flair alongside stunning floral displays, featuring celebrities and a unique gnome.
Discover Venice's top dining spots across every neighborhood, highlighting Italy's vibrant culinary scene and exciting food and drink experiences.
For-profit companies are commodifying youth sports, turning cherished childhood rituals into a source of financial burden and emotional strain for families.
American Jews face shifting political identities and strained ties to Israel, prompting questions about their future alliances and connections.
Karen Tei Yamashita's new novel challenges readers to decipher a shameful moment from American history.
Nepalese drama ‘Elephants in the Fog’ offers a gentle yet fierce look at the transactional nature of transgender acceptance in South Asia.
Rosie Holt's "Churchill's Urinal" play satirizes politics and patriarchy, using a wartime PM's urinal as a symbol of resistance.
Management's use of 'empowerment' is a lie, creating dependence with autonomy promises and systemic control in most companies.
Cannes animation 'Jim Queen' features a gay influencer who becomes straight and a plot twist involving Ricky Martin marrying Kristen Stewart.
Nikkatsu partners with Brilliant Pictures and Carlotta Films for 'Twist & Shoot Mister Suzuki,' a documentary on filmmaker Seijun Suzuki.
New documentary reveals Marilyn Monroe's deep connections to organized crime figures, including Sinatra and JFK.
Kenzo's Pre-Spring 2027 collection by Nigo merges workwear, Americana, and soft tailoring for a versatile wardrobe.
Thailand reduces visa-free stays for tourists from 93 countries to curb foreign national crime.