Julia Bonavita

Chris Rock compares cancel culture to Salem witch hunts and the Old Testament, arguing wokeness also needs to come with a willingness to forgive.

The New Yorker faces backlash for reviewing a book that links Hebrew punctuation to colonialism and the history of Jewish migration to Israel.

Actress Selma Blair revealed she lost her agency, lawyer, publicist, book agent and brand deals within a day of her anti-Islam Instagram comment.

Ms. Rachel has donated thousands to progressive political candidates as her popular children's education brand expanded into Netflix, Penguin Random House and Target.

Comedian Bill Maher highlighted the struggling Last Ditch Bar, where lifting a COVID-era mask mandate one night a week sparked firebomb threats.

Actress Sydney Sweeney's viral Novig ad drew criticism from "Euphoria" co-star Sharon Stone, who says women's sports shouldn't be denigrated.

Bill Maher praised Donald Trump's tough-on-crime persona on "Real Time," saying the "f---around-and-find-out president" sent a message to bad guys.

Aurora James, the designer behind AOC's "Tax the Rich" Met Gala dress, faces a lawsuit alleging she stiffed a small business out of over $1 million.

Hannah Gann, dubbed the "Palestinian Rachel Dolezal," admitted in a video that she lied about being Palestinian and Black for several years.

Terry Moran says ABC News leadership shut down his pitch to report on former President Joe Biden's declining health, telling him the story wasn't his to cover.

Hasan Piker told Axios he'd "absolutely" campaign for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2028, revealing contacts with Bernie Sanders and other liberals.

Bill Maher revived Macklemore's 2014 prosthetic nose controversy on "Real Time" while mocking AOC's response to the Ed Sheeran tour fallout.

Viral video shows a blindfolded person beheading a President Donald Trump piñata at Contra Costa College as a counselor allegedly celebrates.

Art Garfunkel joins Rosie O'Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres on a growing list of celebrities vowing to move abroad under Trump's presidency and policies.

Judge Judy Sheindlin reveals she's retiring from TV after "Judy Justice" ends in October, but her next move keeps her in the entertainment world.

Bill Maher targeted Macklemore on Rosh Hashanah for calling the Gaza war a genocide, arguing that the claim fuels a global rise in antisemitism.

Sergio Furnari's $100,000 bronze Charlie Kirk memorial will be unveiled in Times Square on the one-year anniversary of the assassination Thursday afternoon.

Rula Jebreal's "AIPAC monkey" remark about Hakeem Jeffries sparked swift backlash from the Congressional Black Caucus and Democratic lawmakers.

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed suggested reporters press him on the Israel-Hamas war because of his name and faith.

Success Academy filed a First Amendment lawsuit after Betty Rosa blocked AP exam data from U.S. News rankings, tanking its rank from 11th to 196th.

Joe Carr called for Flock Safety's CEO to be hanged for treason at a public meeting, igniting a national debate over automated license plate readers.

Bill Maher mocked Democrats for opposing Trump's Lake Ontario renaming, comparing it to the left's own history of rebranding with terms like Latinx.

Abdul El-Sayed tried to downplay his ties to Hasan Piker on air, but Katy Tur pressed him on why he won't fully disassociate ahead of a tight race.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel accused Democratic leadership of pushing Jewish voters out and warned the party risks losing them over antisemitism.

Byron Donalds pushed back on Bill Maher's claims that racism cost him key Florida Panhandle counties, calling the state a meritocracy on "Real Time."

Jelly Roll walked back his apolitical stance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and revealed he plans to vote in the upcoming midterm elections this November.

Bodega owners rallied in Harlem to oppose Zohran Mamdani's city-run grocery stores, filing two lawsuits that allege civil rights violations.

James Carville slammed Hakeem Jeffries for meeting with Jared Kushner, saying Democrats universally agree they don't sit down with Donald Trump's inner circle.

Rosie O'Donnell called Trump "Mango Mussolini" and addressed him directly on camera during her debut week as "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" guest host.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social API charges Wall Street firms up to $100,000 monthly for early access to his market-moving posts on tariffs and policy updates.