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Al Jazeera English Jul 23

Protesters Demand Release of Rapper Mehdi El Youbi Outside Casablanca Court

On July 23, 2026, protesters assembled outside a court in Casablanca, Morocco, advocating for the release of rapper Mehdi El Youbi. The gathering highlights issues related to the treatment of artists in Morocco.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 22

Kaylee Hottle's Cause of Death Confirmed Following Car Collision

Kaylee Hottle, an actress from 'Godzilla vs. Kong,' died in a car accident on July 21, 2026. The Maryland Office of the Chief Medical Examiner confirmed her cause of death as multiple blunt force injuries, ruling it an accident. The incident is under investigation, with excessive speed noted as a contributing factor.

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The Daily Beast Jul 22

Courtney Stodden Responds to Jason Alexander's Apology

Courtney Stodden has publicly responded to Jason Alexander's apology regarding a 2012 comedy sketch that she found inappropriate. Stodden accepted the apology but urged Alexander to support efforts to end child marriage, highlighting her advocacy work on the issue.

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Washington Examiner Jul 22

Alyssa Farah Griffin criticizes Tucker Carlson's remarks on women and decision-making

Alyssa Farah Griffin and her cohosts on The View criticized Tucker Carlson for his comments about women's preferences in decision-making and family roles. Griffin defended working women, while Hostin highlighted Carlson's personal background. Carlson's remarks were made during an interview on Bloomberg Podcasts.

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The Hill Jul 22

Dr. Phil comments on public's ability to handle UAP information

Dr. Phil expressed confidence in the American public's ability to process information about Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). He criticized the decision to keep UAP files from public access, describing it as patronizing.

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New York Times — US Jul 22

Malcolm-Jamal Warner's Widow Files $1.2 Million Lawsuit Against His Mother

The widow of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner has filed a lawsuit against his mother for $1.2 million following Warner's death in 2025. Specific details regarding the lawsuit have not been made public.

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The Daily Beast Jul 22

Jennifer Garner Discusses Paparazzi Threats to Her Children

Jennifer Garner discussed the dangers her children faced from paparazzi during an interview on the podcast 'Shut Up Evan.' She recounted experiences of being chased through traffic and the disruptive presence of photographers at her children's activities, leading to her advocacy for anti-paparazzi legislation in California. Garner also mentioned a long-standing relationship with one paparazzo, highlighting the complexities of her experiences with media attention.

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Deutsche Welle Jul 22

Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Reopens After Nine-Month Closure

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum has reopened after a nine-month closure. The gallery is now open to visitors but does not feature the precious items that were once part of its exhibition.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 22

Nigerian Pastor Reports Family Killings and Threats from Militia

Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, a Nigerian pastor, reported that nine of his family members were killed in an attack by the Fulani militia. Following this incident, he received a death threat from the militia. The U.S. State Department has condemned the violence against Christians in Nigeria and called for action from the Nigerian government.

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The New Yorker Jul 22

Christopher Nolan's Film 'The Odyssey' Screened in IMAX 70-mm Format

Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' is being screened in IMAX 70-mm format at select theaters across the United States. This has led to increased attendance from film enthusiasts visiting these specialized venues.

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Deutsche Welle Jul 22

New police station established in building where Hitler was born

A police station has been established in the building where Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria. The renovation of this site continues to generate controversy, emphasizing the importance of remembering and confronting the historical implications of the Nazi past.

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New York Post Jul 22

Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' Achieves 14 Weeks at No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100

Ella Langley's song 'Choosin' Texas' has achieved 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, tying a record held by Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston for non-holiday titles by women. This milestone highlights Langley's growing presence in the music industry.

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BBC — World Jul 22

Rebel Wilson Cleared of Defamation Charges by Sydney Court

A Sydney court has cleared Rebel Wilson of defamation charges filed by actress Charlotte MacInnes. The court's decision was announced on July 22, 2026.

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New York Post Jul 22

Carlos Alcaraz's Dating Life Sparks Interest Following Rumors with DJ Peggy Gou

Carlos Alcaraz, the Spanish tennis star, has been in the spotlight concerning his dating life, which he keeps private. He was recently spotted with Claudia Canals, and earlier this year, rumors circulated about a potential romance with DJ Peggy Gou.

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New York Post Jul 21

Courtney Stodden addresses resurfaced comedy sketch involving 'Seinfeld' actor

Courtney Stodden has spoken out regarding a resurfaced comedy sketch involving a 'Seinfeld' actor, who made inappropriate comments about her when she was 17. Stodden highlighted the actor's joke about wanting to engage with her once she reached adulthood.

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The Daily Beast Jul 21

Ben Folds Resigns from Kennedy Center Due to Political Environment

Ben Folds resigned as artistic adviser to the National Symphony Orchestra, citing a politically charged environment at the Kennedy Center under Donald Trump's leadership. He expressed concerns about the implications for artists and disputed claims regarding the Center's financial health prior to Trump's takeover.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 21

Smithsonian Director Responds to Questions on Exhibits Characterized as Woke

Anthea Hartig, director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, was questioned by House Republicans about exhibits they deemed 'woke.' Key topics included the characterization of Mickey Mouse and the implications of a museum toolkit discussing objectivity in relation to White supremacy. Hartig responded to the inquiries, emphasizing the historical context of the exhibits.

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BBC — World Jul 21

Tokyo Metropolitan Government encourages men to wear shorts to work

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is promoting a shift in workplace attire for men, suggesting they wear shorts instead of traditional suits. The campaign aims to create a more casual work atmosphere.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 21

Portland Area Movie Theater Faces Backlash Over Marquee Message

The Lake Theater and Cafe near Portland, Oregon, is facing criticism for a marquee that many have deemed antisemitic, stating, "Before there were the Jews, there was... The Odyssey." Critics argue the message is historically inaccurate and inappropriate amid rising antisemitism. Theater management responded by stating their intention was to challenge perceptions of antisemitism.

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The Hill Jul 21

Rapper Lil Wayne Commends Trump for White House Ballroom Initiative

Rapper Lil Wayne has publicly praised President Trump for his plan to build a ballroom at the White House, which is designed to host performances and diplomatic events. Lil Wayne's comments were made during an appearance on Monday.

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