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Don Lemon and journalist Georgia Fort were arrested after a Minnesota church protest, fueling new concerns over press freedom and protest rights.
Kenan Thompson reveals he and Kel Mitchell pitched “Kenan & Kel: The College Years” to WB after Nickelodeon, but it never took off.
Khaby Lame sells his media company for $975M, including rights to his AI avatar, marking a major shift in the creator economy.
Anthony Joshua delivers an emotional tribute after losing two close friends in a fatal Nigeria crash: “They’re my brothers, my friends.”
Sen. Thom Tillis says he’s “thrilled” Trump called him a loser, signaling rare GOP pushback amid rising immigration tensions.
NC college students sue after the state removes early voting sites at 3 universities, including America’s largest HBCU.
Giancarlo Esposito calls for a revolution at Sundance, declaring, “We will not be iced out,” amid rising political tension in America.
The Isley Brothers receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, honoring 67 years of timeless soul, funk, and R&B impact.
Sinners makes Oscar history with 16 nominations as Ryan Coogler, Michael B. Jordan, and Delroy Lindo react to the moment.
Method Man and Kelly Rowland attended the Atlanta premiere of Prime Video’s Relationship Goals, debuting February 4.
Congressman Maxwell Frost says he was assaulted in a hate-driven attack at a private Sundance event. Suspect arrested.
