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A24's Chris Hansen Movie Has Chris Hansen Furious
"Primetime" opens Friday. Chris Hansen calls it an insult — even though he hasn't seen it yet.
Read »States Settle With Paramount Over the Warner Bros. Deal
A year of lawsuits over the $110B merger just ended — with very different reads on what the settlement actually won.
A Petition Wants Pink Out at UNICEF Over Macklemore
More than 175,000 people say defending herself over Macklemore cost Pink her neutrality as a UNICEF ambassador.
Irish Athletes Urge Boycott of Ireland's Israel Matches
Over 160 athletes want the team to skip its Nations League games. The FAI says UEFA left it no choice but to play.
NFL Presses Ahead in Rio as Flamengo Calls Field Unsafe
Maracanã's own soccer team says the pitch is dangerous. The NFL says it's got a plan.
Tilly Norwood Glitched on Live TV. The Backlash Followed.
An AI "actress" glitched into Chinese on live TV. Now her creator, actors, and media critics are fighting over what it means.
Will NASCAR Punish Blaney and Hocevar for the Bristol Fight?
Ryan Blaney threw the first shove; Carson Hocevar threw the punches. NASCAR hasn't ruled yet.
A Disputed Touchdown Reopens the NFL's Replay Fight
A goal-line touchdown that decided a Ravens loss is reviving the fight over how much proof it should take to overturn a call.
Converse Pulls an Ad. A Congressman Says Sorry Isn't Enough.
Critics saw a Klan hood and a lynching in a sneaker ad. A culture writer calls the backlash overblown.
Sophie Cunningham Breaks Ranks on the Sweeney Ad
A WNBA guard calls the backlash overblown, splitting athletes who'd been united against the ad.
South Korea Announces Plan to Legalize Abortion Pills
The government wants the pill legal by 2027. Doctors, women's groups, and the Church don't agree on how.
Earl Spencer's Diana Memoir Draws a Rare Palace Rebuttal
Diana's brother says King Charles was elated after her death. The Palace says grief distorted his memory.
FDA Weighs Testosterone Therapy for Menopausal Women
No product is FDA-approved for women. Today, the FDA holds a public workshop on it.
NCAA Admits the Refs Blew It. The Score Still Counts.
A formal ruling backs Western Michigan's case completely. It changes nothing about the final score.
Iranian State Media Attacks Its Own Venice Winner
Her Venice speech honored Iranian women. State broadcasters are calling it betrayal.
Ed Sheeran's Tour Loses Every Opening Act Over Macklemore
Four acts quit in solidarity with Macklemore. Ed Sheeran says he fought the removal, then lost.
Arch Manning Laughed at a Fake Video. Then He Apologized.
Manning joked about a fake AI video of his coach hitting a reporter, and now people are fighting over whether it's actually funny.
PETA Pursues Charges After CFDA Chief's NYFW Clash
CFDA's Steven Kolb apologized and took leave after restraining two protesters at a COS show.
A Judge Blocked Trump's Name From the Kennedy Center — Again
The board says it needs Trump's name to survive a $23 million deficit. A judge says no, for the second time.
Minister Moves to Strip Citizenship of Gaza Doc Directors
Days after "NAZA" won one of Venice's top honors, ministers across the spectrum are calling for its directors to lose their citizenship.