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Legendary Actor Becomes a Rock Star at 95 Years Old With Heavy Metal Show
William Shatner officially takes over the world of heavy metal music with a debut performance in Chicago and an unhinged Metallica cover.
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Legendary Actor Becomes a Rock Star at 95 Years Old With Heavy Metal Show
William Shatner officially takes over the world of heavy metal music with a debut performance in Chicago and an unhinged Metallica cover.
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Henry Winkler was too cool for the original Scream poster
The Barry star says the ghost of The Fonz cost him visibility for his role in Wes Craven's 1996 slasher classic.
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Sylvester Stallone Says He Turned Down Trump’s ‘Special Ambassador’ to Hollywood Role Because It Was ‘Impossible’: ‘I Said Thank You and Ciao’
Sylvester Stallone may hold the Trump-bestowed title of “special ambassador” to Hollywood, but nearly two years since his appointment, the “Rocky” actor has divulged that he didn’t explicitly sign up for the role. “Well, it just happened,” the Oscar nominee noted in a recent interview with The Sunday Times. “I was watching TV one night […]
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Trump's Ribbon-Cutting Event Lacks Audio After White House Bans News Outlets
President Donald Trump's ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new White House helipad on Monday, September 21, 2026, was marred by technical issues as the audio feed was completely garbled, leaving journalists unable to hear his remarks. The White House announced the event on X, providing only its own live video feed, while traditional television networks that typically cover presidential events had suspended coverage earlier that day. Media reports indicated that the audio was 'completely garbled,' with multiple journalists noting they could not hear Trump speaking through the White House stream. Politico's Sophia Cai described the situation as 'nothing but static for 9 minutes,' while New York Times media reporter Michael M. Grynbaum confirmed the audio was 'completely garbled and we are unable to hear the president's remarks.' The incident followed a dispute that began on September 18 when Trump announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House. The next morning, reporters from these outlets were turned away from the White House complex, and their press credentials were seized. The three news organizations subsequently filed a lawsuit against Trump and senior officials, alleging that the ban violated the First Amendment by punishing them for past coverage. They requested a court order to restore their reporters' credentials and access immediately. Under a longstanding arrangement, major networks like ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News take turns serving as the television pool, filming presidential events and sharing the footage with all news organizations. CNN had been scheduled to serve as the primary television pool for Monday's event, but the White House left the primary network off the schedule. Instead, the administration assigned Hearst as the secondary television crew in Washington and the pro-Trump outlet Real America's Voice as the secondary crew for Trump's trip to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Secondary crews do not assume the full responsibilities of the primary pool. The White House stated that 'the TV pool will not be covering events designated as pool coverage of the President' and that 'there will be no replacement pool put in place.' Fox News Washington bureau chief Bryan Boughton, acting chair of the pool group, communicated this to members. Democratic strategist Mally Smith criticized the administration's decision to use outlets like Real America's Voice, calling it 'both hilarious and depressing.' The incident has raised concerns about press access and the potential erosion of traditional media coverage of presidential events.
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My Brother's Wedding, an early classic from a Black cinema pioneer, gets a second life
Charles Burnett talks about My Brother's Wedding, his long-languishing follow-up to Killer Of Sheep, as it finds its way to the big screen.
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