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Bill Burr says cancel culture is over. Bill Maher isn’t so sure. The one thing the two Bills in comedy can agree on? Louis C.K. should be welcomed back into their industry. On Sunday’s episode of Maher’s podcast, “Club Random,” the political commentator and comic had a nearly two-hour conversation that touched on everything from

Why it took Tom Brady by surprise that his divorce with Gisele Bündchen, her relationship with Jiu-Jitsu instructor Joaquim Valente and other aspects of their private life would be the targets of numerous barbs during his three-hour Netflix roast is puzzling. The only joke the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback took exception to during the

John Barbata, the classic rock drummer who played on era-defining records by the Turtles, Jefferson Airplane and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, has died. He was 79. Jefferson Airplane (and its offshoot Jefferson Starship) confirmed Barbata’s death in official posts on their social media accounts. A full list of survivors and exact date of death

Two new faces will join the judges on “The Voice” for Season 26: Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé. They’ll join Reba McEntire and a returning Gwen Stefani in the swivel chairs. It will be McEntire’s third season and, after her brief hiatus, Stefani’s eighth. John Legend, Dan + Shay and Chance the Rapper will all

On Tuesday night, NBC will air a two-hour special celebrating Jimmy Fallon’s 10 years as host of “The Tonight Show.” It’s a clip show, which is to say, for you younger viewers, it’s like YouTube, but on TV, but you don’t get to choose the videos. Strictly speaking, notwithstanding the time slot and the name,

Ever since “The Golden Bachelor” became a pop culture sensation last fall, fans have been clamoring for a “Golden Bachelorette.” They’ve finally got one. On Tuesday, ABC announced that Joan Vassos, a widow and school administrator who chose to leave “The Golden Bachelor” early because of a family emergency, would be the first “Golden Bachelorette.”

Prince Harry and Meghan’s Archewell Foundation has been found “delinquent” in California because the charity has neither paid its annual registration fee nor submitted an annual report. That means the Beverly Hills-based organization is not allowed to raise money and is listed among those that “may not operate” in the state by the California attorney

Miranda July is known for her whimsical characters and uncanny, intimate stories of what it means to be human. Her first major film, “Me and You and Everyone We Know,” premiered to acclaim in 2005, and a collection of short fiction, “No One Belongs Here More than You,” won the Frank O’Connor International Short Story

“Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker and her husband, John Hughes, are expecting their second child together. “John and I are thrilled to announce we are welcoming a second baby to our family with the help of another amazing surrogate!” Welker said Tuesday on NBC’s “Today” show. “We hope that our news offers hope to