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EntertainmentMay 16

CBS Ends Stephen Colbert's Late Show After 33-Year Late-Night Run

CBS has cancelled Stephen Colbert's Late Show, ending a 33-year late-night television franchise at the network.

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EntertainmentMay 6

Media Executive Barry Diller Expresses Interest in Acquiring CNN

Media mogul Barry Diller stated he would purchase CNN immediately if given the opportunity, while also revealing past interest in Vox Media.

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EntertainmentApr 22

Former Employee Sues MrBeast's Company Over Harassment and Discrimination Claims

A former employee has filed a federal lawsuit against YouTube star MrBeast's production company alleging sexual harassment and pregnancy discrimination.

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EntertainmentMay 23

Hooters CEO Announces Plans to Rebrand as Family-Friendly Restaurant

Restaurant chain Hooters is attempting to shift its brand image away from its traditional positioning, according to CEO Neil Kiefer.

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EntertainmentMay 10

Cultural Events Face Disruption Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Major international cultural events including the Venice Biennale and Eurovision are experiencing protests and boycotts related to ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

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EntertainmentJun 8

Steven Spielberg's New Film 'Disclosure Day' Explores UFO Evidence Release Scenario

Director Steven Spielberg discusses his 34th feature film about global disclosure of UFO evidence and shares his views on alien presence.

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EntertainmentApr 9

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Legal Team to Challenge Conviction in Appeals Court

Hip-hop mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs is scheduled to appear in federal appeals court to challenge his criminal conviction and sentence.

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EntertainmentMay 7

Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni Reach Partial Settlement but Legal Disputes Continue

Actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have settled much of their legal dispute, but disagreements over legal fees and damages remain unresolved.

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EntertainmentMay 21

Peanuts Music Owner Sues Interior Department Over Copyright Infringement

Lee Mendelson Film Productions filed lawsuit against U.S. Department of Interior and three companies for unauthorized use of Peanuts music.

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EntertainmentMar 19

Former '19 Kids and Counting' Star Joseph Duggar Charged with Child Sex Abuse

Joseph Duggar, who appeared on the TLC reality show, was arrested on charges related to alleged sexual abuse of a 9-year-old girl in Florida in 2020.

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EntertainmentMay 13

Princess of Wales Makes First Official Overseas Trip Since Cancer Treatment

Catherine, Princess of Wales, is visiting northern Italy for early childhood development work, marking her first official foreign trip since beginning cancer treatment.

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EntertainmentApr 13

Britney Spears Enters Treatment Facility Following DUI Arrest

Pop star Britney Spears has voluntarily checked into a treatment facility weeks after her arrest for alleged driving under the influence.

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EntertainmentMar 25

Florida Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Attempted Murder in Rihanna Home Shooting

Ivanna Ortiz, 35, entered not guilty pleas to attempted murder and other charges related to March 8 shooting at singer's Beverly Hills area home.

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EntertainmentApr 7

Rapper Ye Booked as Festival Headliner, Reports Show Recent Concert Earnings

Ye has been announced as a headliner for London's Wireless Festival amid reports of significant recent concert revenue.

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EntertainmentApr 2

BBC Radio DJ Scott Mills Released Statement After Police Investigation and Dismissal

Scott Mills confirmed he was investigated by police over historical allegations before being cleared, and was subsequently dismissed from the BBC.

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