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Meet Everyone Hates Elon, the U.K.-Based Collective Attempting to Take Down Musk: “Let’s Make Billionaires Losers Again”
The group recently became an online sensation thanks to posters they plastered all over London picturing the richest man in the world making his infamous Hitler-like salute while in a Tesla (which they call a "swasticar"): "This is a real moment where people have had enough of billionaires getting involved in our politics."
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BBC Boss Isn’t “Ruling Out” Reinstating Gaza Doc, Admits “Unanswered Questions Weren’t Followed Up”
Tim Davie said no one needs "any prodding" on an independent investigation into the BBC's scandal-hit Gaza documentary, in which one of the young Palestinian boys was found to have ties to Hamas.
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Trump and Vance Pulled an Old Hollywood Trick on Zelensky (Guest Column)
By letting his vice president instigate the Oval Office blowup with the Ukrainian leader, Trump resorted to a timeworn industry technique a veteran screenwriter calls "The Stranger in the Room."
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Candace Owens’ Latest Crusade: Exonerating Harvey Weinstein
The far-right and vociferous anti-#MeToo commentator who left Ben Shapiro’s media outfit amid antisemitism allegations said she has been talking to the imprisoned producer for years: "It will explode the world."
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Contradictory Accounts of Gene Hackman’s Health in His Final Months Emerge
Multiple accounts from family and those close to the late actor and his wife indicate the couple withdrew from everyone in their final days and weeks.
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3.9-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes L.A. on Hollywood’s Biggest Night
The 2025 Oscars wrapped just hours before the quake hit North Hollywood.
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Hulu’s Oscars Livestream Glitches Out as Ceremony Begins, Then Cuts Off Best Actress and Best Picture Winners
Complaints came in quickly as the streamer's much-touted first year sharing the broadcast went haywire for many subscribers; the company said to update its app.
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BBC Gaza Doc Fallout Continues as Former Chief Accuses Corp of Being “Manipulated by Terrorists”
Ex-BBC1 controller Danny Cohen called on U.K. culture secretary Lisa Nandy to ensure "wider systemic issues of anti-Israel bias" are explored at the BBC.
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‘Wicked,’ ‘Agatha All Along’ Win Top Prizes While Kathy Bates Quotes Colin Farrell at Publicists Awards
The 62nd annual ICG Publicists Awards, held Friday at the Beverly Wilshire, proved to be a lively ceremony where reps cheered winning campaigns, select journalists and veteran executives.
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Gene Hackman’s Pacemaker Provides First Clue as to When Oscar-Winning Actor Died
Investigators are attempting to put together a timeline of the last days of the actor and his wife, who were found dead in Santa Fe on Wednesday.
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‘Batman: H2SH’ Trailer Puts DC’s Jim Lee, Writer Jeph Loeb in the Spotlight
The sequel to the best-selling story from the early 2000s hits stores in March.
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The Day Gene Hackman Almost Punched Me (Guest Column)
'Under Suspicion' screenwriter W. Peter Iliff on the moment he found the guts to stand up to the acting legend and how it led to their lifelong friendship.
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James Bundy to Retire As Dean of David Geffen School of Drama at Yale
The longtime dean has overseen the prestigious graduate school through many transitions, including the gift of free tuition.
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‘Shrinking’ Star Michael Urie to Host GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles
The Juilliard-trained talent said he's honored to get the gig: "Our queer siblings across the country who are being unfairly persecuted and villainized deserve a night that reminds them that they’re not alone."
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Gayle King, Katy Perry and Lauren Sanchez Will Fly to Space on One of Jeff Bezos’ Rockets
Blue Origin announced the crew for its upcoming space flight Thursday morning.
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Sony, ‘The Crown’ Producer Left Bank Hire BBC Content Chief Charlotte Moore for Dual Role
Returning to content production, she will succeed Andy Harries as CEO of the production banner and also serve as Sony Pictures Television's executive vp, creative director.
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