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Bill Maher Slams Donald Trump ‘Rewriting History’ With Unhinged Smithsonian Updates

Bill Maher recently slammed President Donald Trump‘s executive order to “rewrite history,” and he did so with a list of hilarious fake updates. During the Friday, March 13 episode of Real Time With Bill Maher, the late-night host, 70, brought up a directive from the POTUS, 79. “It

Major Paramount Shake-Up Shuts Down Streaming Service

As Hollywood consolidation continues, another streaming service is biting the dust. This June, the newly formed Paramount Skydance will shut down BET+, which currently has around 3.5 million subscribers, and move its content to Paramount+, which currently has 80 million. The news, reported by Deadline, was announced internally last

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Ryan Gosling's 'Hail Mary' is about making theatre-going films

Ryan Gosling's 'Hail Mary' is about making theatre-going films

As Hollywood grapples with existential questions and fickle audiences, one of its top stars, Ryan Gosling, has a simple credo. "In this stage of my life, if I'm going to make films, I want it to be a film that is worth going to the theatre to

Uganda opposition leader in hiding says left country

Uganda opposition leader in hiding says left country

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine, who has been in hiding since a January presidential election he alleged was stolen, announced Saturday that he has left the country. Wine, 44, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, went into hiding after a January 15 election in which President Yoweri Museveni, 81, was

Nancy Guthrie Update: Savannah ‘Livid’ Over Brother-in-Law Suspect Reports, Megyn Kelly Claims

As the Nancy Guthrie investigation continues, Savannah Guthrie is reportedly “livid” that journalist Ashleigh Banfield reported that Tommaso Cioni, husband of Annie Guthrie and brother-in-law of Savannah, may be a prime suspect in the case. Banfield cited a law enforcement source as she made that claim in the

Iran war and other tough topics give K-12 teachers chance to teach students how, not what, to think

Iran war and other tough topics give K-12 teachers chance to teach students how, not what, to think

(STATE COLLEGE, PENN.) It’s a scene that’s played out in K-12 schools around the country in recent years. Unprompted, a student expresses her thoughts or feelings about a difficult issue, such as the Iran war. A murmur spreads through the classroom. Other students prepare to jump into