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The Macrons have filed a defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens, claiming her podcast series spread falsehoods about Brigitte's identity and their relationship.

"It's Aquaman, and I said it loud and proud in the C-section room," Paytas said.

"I actually have a lot of hope in American cinema," said "Christmas Eve in Miller's Point" director and Omnes founding member Tyler Taormina.

Kezia Wanner, Councilor Ryan's Chief of Staff, stated, 'We had hired Andy Chandler to work as a videographer for us part-time, but as some information about his past expressions of personal views have come forward that are not in alignment with our office values, we have decided to end this employment arrangement.'

Barry Warsaw, one of Python's earliest core developers, has been integral to the community since the first Python workshop in 1994, influencing Python's evolution.

FX is enhancing the "Alien: Earth" experience with exclusive content ahead of its August 12 premiere, including a companion podcast and innovative digital extras.

Rogan's agreement with Replit CEO on immigration issues shows a shift in perspective; he criticizes ICE raids targeting workers, not criminals, emphasizing their impact on labor sectors.

I wonder if the crisis in rom-coms has to do with a crisis in how adult women want to be or want to see themselves.

Hosts Aaron Carnes and Adam Davis celebrate the end of the four-and-a-half-year run of In Defense of Ska with special guest Mike Park, reflecting on their journey.

The latest episode of the MLB Trade Rumors Podcast is now live on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts! Make sure you subscribe as well.

This is the last episode of the most meaningful project we've ever been part of. Saying goodbye to all the women who've listened since 2018 is gut-wrenching.

Adriana Baer is focused on discovering and uplifting the movers, shakers, and artmakers of Clark County, Washington through her podcast, I'm Into This Place.

"Life is good," she smiles, then adds of being perimenopausal, "I'm pretty sure I am. I mean, the internet tells me I am."

Souvankham Thammavongsa reads and discusses "The Size of Things" by Samanta Schweblin, exploring themes and narratives within the story.

People felt it was insensitive. I always want to be respectful and understand where everybody's coming from... people sit down with serial killers.

Alessandra Sampaio has founded an institute in Dom's name to promote education in the Amazon.

Stephen Thompson and Wonway Posibul explore the week’s standout new music releases, featuring diverse artists and insightful commentary on each album presented.

In his memoir, Jon Gluck reveals the profound challenges he faced while battling cancer, addressing both physical and emotional aspects that reshaped his life.

"One of the major decisions I made this year was to stay put and not attend funerals and inaugurations...I have to own that."

On the podcast, Julia, Dana, and Steve return to the Rage Virus-infected world first explored by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland two decades ago in '28 Years Later'. They discuss how the sequel resonates with contemporary issues like COVID and Brexit, echoing themes of human mortality and societal challenges. The film's commentary is more relevant now than ever, suggesting a visceral and cultural reflection on our current climate.

The Weirdest Islander of the Year award recognizes the unique contributions and performances of players who are often overlooked, revealing how normalcy can emerge from unexpected sources.

Rep. Thomas Massie criticized U.S. support for Israel, suggesting that this relationship leads to widespread animosity against the U.S. from many countries.

Gartner's 2023 prediction states that organizations prioritizing Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) will be significantly less likely to suffer breaches by 2026.

In a reflective conversation, Michael Bierut reveals the need for a cooperative relationship between humans and technology to drive true design innovation.

"The technology has just improved so much in the last nine to 12 months."

Janitors Against Apartheid was a wild ska-punk band known for their hyper-fast music and chaotic performances, featuring absurd themes and a unique vocal style.

"I've taken half of a deep breath. I'm blown away, and it feels amazing to get DMs from queer people - and even some straight guys, randomly - saying they saw themselves in my show."

While ships like the Mayflower and Titanic are remembered, few can name the 12,000 vessels that transported enslaved Africans during the Middle Passage.

They found love on the show 10 months ago. Now, Ryan Field, Jennifer Matarese, and Gina Sirico talk to the couple about how things are going and what the future looks like for them.

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Every week on Entrepreneur's podcast How Success Happens, I get to talk to awesome people who do awesome things and ask, "How the hell did you do that?"