Media Executives Meet With Attorney General As DOJ Vows To Limit Seizure Of Journalists’ Records

Not everyone was celebrating the 245th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this weekend. Particularly four prominent media outlets, who delivered decidedly downbeat assessments of the significance of American independence and its symbols this weekend.

Rachel Nichols, ESPN‘s star anchor who does all things basketball and the NBA as of late, is under fire this weekend after a secret recording was made public.

Actress Megan Fox said she knew Machine Gun Kelly was her "soul mate" the moment she looked into his eyes for the first time.  "The first time I looked into his eyes, I was like, 'I know you. I have known you so many times, in so many different forms, in so many different lives,'" Fox told the Washington Post in an interview published Friday.

Megan Fox revealed she had a “magical” connection with Machine Gun Kelly the second she laid eyes on him. In an interview with the Washington Post this week about her longtime film career, the actress, 35, opened up about her first encounter with the rapper, real name Colson Baker, 31, while on set of their 2021 film Midnight in the Switchgrass — and it sounded like the cosmos aligned instantaneously.

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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterSarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick will return to Broadway next year.The upcoming revival of Neil Simon’s play “Plaza Suite,” in which the real-life couple will portray a series of dysfunctional duos, is scheduled to begin preview performances on Feb.

After a lengthy delay due to the pandemic shutdown, the Broadway revival of Neil Simon’s Plaza Suite starring Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker has locked in a 2022 opening date. Plaza Suite will begin preview performances on Friday, February 25, 2022, with the official opening night set for Monday, March 28, 2022, at Hudson Theatre.

New York Times report from Sunday that exposed Carlson as a notorious leak who gossips with the press off-the-record and even disparages former president Donald Trump while he does it. “We know journalists, so many of them, are unethical.

Fox News Media announced a team of six meteorologists who will appear on its new streaming weather service, Fox Weather.

EXCLUSIVE:  Anna Cobb has inked with Range Media Partners, and has also joined Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All which is currently shooting in the Ohio tri-state area.

Sometimes you need to detach from social media.

Ben Smith says Tucker spends much of his time off-camera gossiping with the same people he claims to detest.

Specialty box office is ready for liftoff.

Lights up on Washington Heights! Lin-Manuel Miranda‘s first Tony-winning Broadway musical, In the Heights, is set to jumpstart the careers of its fresh-faced cast members after heading to the big screen (and HBO Max).

seized as part of a leak investigation that began under the Trump. The resulting backlash led Biden’s DoJ to end a longstanding DOJ policy of confiscating reporters’ records to identify sources.Democrats in Congress were also targeted by the leak investigations, including at least two members of the House Intelligence Committee, according to the Washington Post.

A$AP Rocky has reflected on Donald Trump‘s involvement in his 2019 assault case in Sweden, saying that the former US President “made it a little worse”.The New York rapper was released from jail and handed a suspended sentence in Sweden in August 2019 after he was found guilty of assault following his arrest over a brawl in Stockholm the previous month.During Rocky’s incarceration in July 2019, Trump tweeted to say that he intended to speak to the Prime Minister of Sweden “to see what we can do

statement said. “We were encouraged by Attorney General Garland’s statements but we will continue to push until our concerns are addressed.”According to the The Washington Post, Garland agreed in the meeting that the department needed “strong, durable rules” to protect journalists from government subpoenas.“In the coming weeks the Attorney General will develop and distribute to the field a memo detailing the current policy,” the DOJ said in a statement.