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Comedians Respond to Jokes About Charlie Kirk's Murder One Year Later

As the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's murder approaches, comedians are responding to jokes made about his death, particularly those by Pete Davidson during a Netflix roast. Some comedians, including Michael Loftus and Bryan Callen, criticized the jokes as lacking good taste, while others, like Trevor Noah, shifted the discussion to gun control. The incident has sparked broader conversations about free speech and the responsibilities of comedians.

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New York Post

O'Hara's Restaurant and Pub Honors Over 7,000 First Responders with Patches

O'Hara's Restaurant and Pub in Manhattan honors over 7,000 first responders with patches displayed on its walls. The bar, which became a refuge for first responders after the September 11 attacks, has a tradition of collecting patches that began on the first anniversary of the tragedy. Notable figures, including 9/11 survivors and families of victims, frequently visit to pay their respects.

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New York Post

Bishop Robert Barron Criticizes St. Paul’s Cathedral for Nightclub Partnership

Bishop Robert Barron has criticized St. Paul’s Cathedral in London for its partnership with nightclub company Fabric, arguing that it undermines the cathedral's sacred status. The Church of England's decision to host concerts at the cathedral has sparked controversy, with Barron emphasizing the importance of maintaining a distinction between sacred and secular spaces. The first concert under this partnership is scheduled for October 29, 2026.

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Deutsche Welle

Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition Opens at British Museum

The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum is set to showcase the medieval artwork, which depicts the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. The tapestry, an embroidery on linen, is recognized as a significant symbol of British identity and has been insured for £800 million. Ticket sales for the exhibition have been highly competitive, with additional phases planned for future dates.

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BBC — World

South Park Creators Announce Name Change to 'South America'

The creators of South Park have renamed the show to South America, seemingly in response to President Trump's efforts to rename U.S. geographical features. This announcement follows the show's Emmy win and highlights ongoing tensions regarding name changes for bodies of water, which have been met with criticism from Mexico.

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Chris Rock discusses Hollywood's complexities and challenges in Los Angeles

In an interview with Variety, Chris Rock discussed the complexities of Hollywood and the challenges faced in Los Angeles, emphasizing the shift from valuing talent to prioritizing fame. He is currently directing an independent film titled 'Misty Green,' which explores themes of wealth disparity in the city. Rock also reflected on the incident at the 2022 Academy Awards and expressed that he would only return to the event if nominated.

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PBS NewsHour

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch Announces Retirement Amid Political Pressure

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch announced his retirement effective at the end of the year amid political pressure from the Trump administration regarding the institution's portrayal of American history. Bunch, who has led significant initiatives including the National Museum of African American History and Culture, emphasized the importance of presenting a comprehensive narrative of history and defended the Smithsonian's commitment to scholarly research despite external scrutiny.

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pagesix.com

Jimmy Kimmel's Late Night Show Expected to End in 2027

Jimmy Kimmel's late night show is expected to end in 2027, with the next season being its last. ABC has stated that reports about the show's future are speculative. The decision may be influenced by cost-cutting measures within the company, rather than Kimmel's past political conflicts.

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New York Post

Liz Cho and Josh Elliott to Resolve Divorce Issues in Arbitration

Liz Cho and Josh Elliott are set to resolve their divorce issues through private arbitration, scheduled for October 2026. The arbitration will address matters including alimony, property division, and unresolved claims. The couple's divorce has been contentious, with allegations exchanged regarding property and personal conduct.

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New York Post

Cuomo Discusses Antisemitism and Young People's Understanding of History

Andrew Cuomo spoke at the Hampton Synagogue about rising antisemitism and the need for young people to understand the Holocaust, attributing some of the lack of knowledge to social media. In other news, Olivia Nuzzi models for a clothing brand, Rolex faces criticism over restroom access at the US Open, Michelle Collins performs standup in NYC, and Vivian Jenna Wilson participates in Fashion Week.

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New York Post

Alex Van Halen criticizes Sammy Hagar during recent interview, feud continues

Alex Van Halen criticized former bandmate Sammy Hagar during a recent interview, calling him a 'complete idiot.' Hagar responded on Instagram, emphasizing the unnecessary nature of the comments. The feud between the two has continued for over two decades, with both expressing their perspectives on their strained relationship and past collaborations.

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South Park creators comment on Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario

Trey Parker and Matt Stone, co-creators of 'South Park,' humorously commented on President Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America and the compliance of Apple Maps and Google Maps with this change. Trump's executive order to rename the lake was issued amid trade disputes with Canada, and both mapping services have updated their names accordingly.

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The Daily Beast

Casey Affleck Reveals Deaths of Both Parents Within Months

Casey Affleck has revealed that he and his brother Ben Affleck lost both of their parents within months of each other this year. Their mother, Chris Anne Affleck, passed away in June after battling pancreatic cancer, and their father, Timothy Affleck, also died this year. Casey dedicated his latest film, <i>Gothic</i>, to his parents.

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theguardian.com

Elon Musk's Ex-Girlfriend Raises Concerns Over His Influence and Statements

Ashley St Clair, Elon Musk's ex-girlfriend and mother of one of his children, expressed concerns about Musk's influence during the Venice premiere of a documentary about him. She stated that Musk's actions on social media could lead to catastrophic division and revealed that Musk had previously texted her about needing many children before a civil war. The documentary's filmmaker suggested Musk's fears may be linked to his difficult childhood.

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theatlantic.com

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch to Retire at Year-End

Lonnie Bunch, the Secretary of the Smithsonian, has announced his retirement effective at the end of this year. His tenure has been marked by significant pressure from the Trump administration regarding the portrayal of American history. Bunch, who has served in various roles within the Smithsonian for nearly 38 years, emphasized the importance of the institution in his life and expressed pride in his accomplishments during his leadership.

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Lori Loughlin files for divorce from Mossimo Giannulli after nearly 29 years of marriage

Lori Loughlin has filed for divorce from Mossimo Giannulli after nearly 29 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. The couple, who share two adult daughters, were previously involved in the Operation Varsity Blues scandal, which resulted in prison sentences for both. Loughlin's filing includes requests regarding spousal support and property division as per their prenuptial agreement.

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Daily Wire

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III to Retire at Year-End

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III announced his retirement effective at the end of the year after seven years in the role. Bunch, the first African American to lead the Smithsonian, noted that while his decision was not directly influenced by pressure from the Trump administration, the political climate had been stressful.

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U.S. Issues Travel Advisory for Americans Visiting China

The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 2 travel advisory for mainland China, urging Americans to exercise increased caution due to risks of arbitrary detention and exit bans. The advisory highlights concerns regarding the enforcement of local laws and advises travelers to be careful with electronic communications and to avoid large gatherings.

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Daily Wire

Jimmy Kimmel's Future on Late-Night Television Uncertain

Jimmy Kimmel's future on late-night television is uncertain as reports suggest that ABC may not extend his contract, which expires in May 2027. ABC has denied these claims, stating that no decision has been made regarding the show's future. Kimmel has been a prominent figure in late-night television since 2003, and his potential departure follows a year marked by controversy and restructuring at Disney.

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