Biden Administration Halts Trump's Push for TikTok Ban

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorSophisticated, bold, flashy and a bit of a shark is how costume designer Deb Newhall describes Rosamund Pike’s character Marla Grayson in the Netflix dark comedy “I Care a Lot.”On Sunday, Pike won a Golden Globe in the best actress comedy or musical category — beating out expected frontrunner Maria Bakalova — and the film remains in Netflix’s top five as audiences continue to discuss the plot and its lead character.Marla (Pike) is a grifter who chases her dream by

brutal clip shows a teenage girl being repeatedly punched to the head by another girl on the backseat of a bus while a group of the attacker's pals laugh in the background.The aggressor wearing a white jumper is seen to punch and kick her victim as the youngster cowers in the corner of the bus.Close to the end of clip her shrieking pals are heard to shout out comments like "That's it now, leave it - that's it, leave it."A second vicious 40 second video features two teenage boys punching each

filed last year by the anti-LGBTQ Alliance Defending Freedom on behalf of three cisgender female athletes who claimed they and other cisgender girls were disadvantaged by the participation of two transgender track-and-field athletes — Terry Miller, of Bloomfield High School, and Andraya Yearwood, of Cromwell High School, in Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference sporting events.The girls sued the CIAC and multiple school boards, claiming policies allowing transgender athletes to compete

Jim Carrey is putting away his pen.

Saturday Night Live‘s Feb. 20 telecast, featuring Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page in his hosting debut and musical guest Bad Bunny, drew a 4.2 rating household Live+Same Day rating in the 44 metered local markets and a 2.0 adults 18-49 rating in the 25 markets with local people meters.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“Saturday Night Live” wasted no time commenting on the fact that everyone from critics to fans to SAG voters fell in love with Regé-Jean Page in Netflix’s “Bridgerton.”Page hosted the Feb.

Netflix) is perhaps not ideal. Marla's scheme is a particularly loathsome one, and the feeling of disgust only grows as writer-director Blakeson, the British filmmaker of the kidnap thriller “The Disappearance of Alice Creed," depicts an interwoven system of elder abuse, with doctors and nursing home mangers all taking a cut.

President Joe Biden stated that COVID-19 vaccines will be widely available to the general public by the end of July during the first televised town hall of his presidency. Speaking with Anderson Cooper on Tuesday during his first town hall since being sworn in, the president touched on pandemic concerns including vaccination availability and school reopenings.

Tyler Posey is speaking out about his OnlyFans experience.

Tyler Posey is opening up about his experience being on OnlyFans.

Rising social media star Dzaharia Shaffer died on Monday (February 8) at the age of 18-years-old.

Long-developing plans to engineer the sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations to a group of investors including Oracle and Walmart have been put on hold.

Olivia Munn is speaking out about the dramatic spike in hate crimes against the Asian community in the U.S. over the past year.

brand new pizza flavour, and it's got shoppers in hysterics. The fast food retailer has released an ' absolute banger' pizza - which is topped full of a load of, well, sausage.

Jen Psaki, 42, got the attention of many Twitter users when she addressed a question about Donald Trump‘s Space Force with a memorable answer during her White House press briefing on Feb. 2. The press secretary called the space service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, which was created by Congress during the Trump administration in Dec. 2019, “the plane of today” after a reporter asked if President Joe Biden and his administration were planning on “keeping” it.

Speaking with TV press for the first time since President Joe Biden was sworn into office, PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger appeared to be in good spirits about her platform’s overall health — after four years working under an administration the often echoed rhetoric about eliminating federal funding for public media.

It was inevitable, we’re entering the stage where studios are making movies about eSports. “Fanboys” director Kyle Newman is now working on a comedy about eSports titled “1Up,” which just got a late-stage shake-up in its cast.