Charli XCX caused a stir at a Coachella afterparty Saturday night when she was spotted wearing a cheeky sash that read “Miss Should Be Headliner.” The bold accessory came just hours after her high-energy set on the festival’s main stage, where she performed tracks from her acclaimed 2024 album BRAT. The 32-year-old artist has had […]
Let’s drift back to 1999, and talk about Tony Soprano as the granddaddy of TV antiheroes. When The Sopranos hit the scene on HBO, it didn’t just give us a mob boss with a Jersey accent and a taste for gabagool. It handed us a blueprint for the complicated, messed-up leading men who’d dominate prestige TV for
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During a recent concert at the MGM Music Hall near Boston’s Fenway Park over St. Patrick’s Day weekend, Dropkick Murphys’ frontman Ken Casey broke his long-held silence by confronting a fan wearing a MAGA hat—a moment that quickly went viral. Casey, known for his brash and politically charged rhetoric, took a stand against what he
In a surprising turn of events on Wednesday’s episode of Jesse Watters Primetime, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick took a bold stance on live television by urging Fox News viewers to invest in Tesla stock. His message, delivered with fervor amid rising concerns over Tesla’s steep stock decline and public backlash against its CEO, Elon Musk, was
Elon Musk expressed deep shock at the rising tide of vandalism and hostility directed at Tesla during a recent interview on Fox News. The Tesla and X chief, known for his polarizing public persona, denounced the attacks on Tesla dealerships and vehicles, which he claimed had reached unprecedented levels. During the “Hannity” segment on Tuesday,
During his recent visit to the Kennedy Center, President Donald Trump, now serving as the institution’s chairman of the board, made headlines with his blunt critique of the venue’s programming and physical design. Asked by a reporter why he was dedicating time to the arts center, Trump replied, “This represents a very important part of
A group of five Republican state senators from Minnesota is set to introduce a controversial bill that would classify “Trump Derangement Syndrome” (TDS) as a mental illness. The proposal, scheduled for review by the Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee, argues that the condition is characterized by an “acute onset of paranoia” triggered by
Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance faced a resounding backlash at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Arts on Thursday evening. Arriving 20 minutes late—thanks to enhanced security measures instituted after President Trump restructured the center’s board—both were met with a chorus of boos during a performance of Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto