Culture

PBS NewsHour Jun 02

Journalist Michael Edison Hayden discusses extremism's impact on a West Virginia town

Michael Edison Hayden, a journalist who has studied extremism in America, discusses his new book, "Strange People on the Hill," which examines the effects of a far-right group's presence in a small West Virginia town. He also addresses the broader political divisions in the country during an interview with Amna Nawaz.

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New York Post Jun 02

Over 90% of Four-Year Universities No Longer Require SAT or ACT Scores

A significant majority of four-year universities in the U.S. have ceased to require SAT or ACT scores from incoming students, a shift that began during the pandemic. This decision is aimed at increasing fairness in the admissions process.

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washingtontimes.com Jun 02

Black Crowes Frontman Faces Backlash for Comments During Concert

During a concert in Tampa, Florida, Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson faced backlash after questioning the audience's patriotic chant. His comments led to booing and mixed reactions on social media, with some fans expressing disappointment and others defending his stance. Robinson has typically kept politics out of his performances.

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New York Post Jun 02

UFT Secures Teacher Pay Increases in Agreement to Delay NYC Class Size Law

The United Federation of Teachers has negotiated a deal that provides pay increases for teachers while postponing the enforcement of a class size law in New York City. The pay bumps can reach as high as $9,500.

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The Hill Jun 02

Michelle Obama discusses reality TV and reunion shows

Michelle Obama shared her thoughts on reality television during an appearance on the 'Lemme Say This' podcast. While she stated she could not be a 'Real Housewife,' she expressed interest in joining a reunion show.

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New York Post Jun 02

Prince Harry not invited to cousin's wedding; Prince William and Kate Middleton expected to attend

Prince Harry has not been invited to his cousin's wedding scheduled for June 6, while Prince William and Kate Middleton are expected to attend. King Charles III is also likely to be present at the event.

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Fox News — Latest Jun 02

M.I.A. Sues Kid Cudi for $2.8 Million After Being Removed from Tour

M.I.A. has filed a $2.8 million lawsuit against Kid Cudi after being removed from his "Rebel Ragers Tour" for making comments about being a Republican voter. The lawsuit claims that her termination was unjustified and harmed her reputation and business opportunities, while Cudi stated that her remarks upset his fanbase.

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Guardian — US Jun 02

Texas Catholic Priest Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Sexual Assault

Anthony Odiong, a Catholic priest in Texas, has been sentenced to life imprisonment following his conviction for sexual assault. The court heard testimonies regarding his inappropriate conduct over the years, while some witnesses advocated for a probationary sentence.

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TechCrunch Jun 02

Martin Scorsese uses AI technology for storyboarding

Martin Scorsese, a prominent film director, is now employing artificial intelligence technology for storyboarding in his projects. This use of AI by such a well-known director highlights the evolving role of technology in filmmaking.

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Guardian — US Jun 02

White House Correspondents' Dinner Rescheduled for July Following April Incident

The White House Correspondents' Dinner will take place on July 24 after being canceled in April due to a shooting incident. Donald Trump has confirmed he will attend the rescheduled event.

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Washington Post — Business Jun 02

Second White House Correspondents' Dinner Scheduled for July 24

A second White House correspondents' dinner is scheduled for July 24 in Washington, D.C. Details regarding security measures for the event are still pending.

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Fox News — Latest Jun 02

The Black Crowes Encounter Audience Backlash Over Concert Comments

During a concert in Tampa, Florida, The Black Crowes faced backlash after lead singer Chris Robinson interrupted a 'U.S.A.' chant, leading to boos from the audience. Robinson's comments sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans supporting his stance while others criticized the political nature of his remarks.

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The Daily Beast Jun 02

Ariana Grande's New Music Video Raises Health Concerns Among Fans

Ariana Grande's new music video has sparked concern among fans regarding her health due to her thin appearance. The video features interactions with actor Justin Long and has led to discussions about body image and the pressures faced by public figures. Grande has openly addressed the impact of body shaming on her mental health in past statements.

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New York Post Jun 02

Actor Nick Pasqual Sentenced to Life in Prison

Nick Pasqual, known for his role in 'How I Met Your Mother,' received a life sentence on June 2, 2026, following a conviction for stabbing his girlfriend, who works as a makeup artist in Hollywood.

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Deutsche Welle Jun 02

Cologne Cathedral to Implement Entry Fee for Tourists

Cologne Cathedral will start charging tourists €12 for entry beginning in July 2026 to assist with maintenance expenses. A free area will still be available for worshippers.

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The Hill Jun 02

Kimmel expresses concern over late-night TV following Colbert show cancellation

Jimmy Kimmel has expressed concerns about the future of late-night television after CBS canceled "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." In a recent profile, he described the cancellation as troubling and suggested it may reflect political pressures on hosts.

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New York Post Jun 02

White House Correspondents' Dinner rescheduled to July 24

The White House Correspondents' Association has announced the rescheduling of its annual dinner to July 24, 2026. The announcement was made on June 2.

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Washington Post — Business Jun 02

Second White House Correspondents' Dinner Event Scheduled

A second White House correspondents' dinner event is scheduled for July 24 in Washington, D.C. Further details, including security measures, are pending.

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Washington Examiner Jun 02

Vanilla Ice expresses willingness to perform at Freedom 250 concert amid artist withdrawals

Vanilla Ice plans to perform at the Freedom 250 concert despite other artists dropping out due to political concerns. He expressed pride in celebrating America and emphasized that music should bring people together, regardless of political affiliations.

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New York Post Jun 02

High school valedictorian's speech interrupted due to unapproved remarks

A high school valedictorian's speech was interrupted by Johnston County Public Schools due to the inclusion of unapproved remarks. The school aimed to maintain the integrity of the graduation ceremony.

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