KISS frontman Gene Simmons downplayed politics during an interview with CNN on Sunday, and urged Americans to stop worrying about their neighbors’ political beliefs. “It’s nobody’s business who you support,” Simmons told Manu Raju on CNN’s “Inside Politics.” “Nowadays, people engage in, ‘So are you pro or,’ and my first question is, ‘Who the f— are you? … Read more
As the fifth week of the government shutdown comes to a close, a shortage of air traffic controllers has led one major airport to cancel all landings. Thousands of flights have been delayed due to staffing shortages amid the government shutdown — and Orlando International Airport (MCO) came close to canceling all landings. The Federal … Read more
Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes has new treats. “Harry Potter” stars James and Oliver Phelps, who played mischievous twins Fred and George Weasley in all eight movies, return to host Season 2 of Food Network show, “Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking.” “I’m the kind of person that will forget to put the oven on preheat. And then … Read more
French electro-pop band Yelle announced on Wednesday it was canceling a North American tour slated for the fall due to the “very worrying” political climate in the United States. The band cited concerns over immigration and freedom of speech as part of the reason they are canceling their North American tour dates — adding that since they are … Read more
Buckingham Palace has issued an explanation after King Charles was seen with a painful-looking bloodshot eye as he welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of his three-day state visit. The monarch, 76, was joined by Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton to roll out the welcome wagon for Macron, who touched down in England … Read more
If you think this year’s NBA playoffs have seemed a bit more physical than the regular season or any playoffs of years past, you’re not alone. And while fans may be loving the raucous physicality, Mark Cuban sees an issue if these types of edgy games persist. While he says it draws more viewers, Cuban … Read more
One in 10 young Americans schedules “worry time,” according to new research. The survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed that 10% of younger Americans (Gen Z and millennial respondents) schedule a specific time in their day to worry. That’s compared to just 3% of older Americans (Gen X and baby boomers) surveyed. The survey … Read more
Celebrity super-fan Tracy Morgan appeared to become ill at his courtside seat during Monday’s Knicks game, delaying the battle between the Heat and Knicks at the Garden. A photo posted on social media showed what appeared to be Morgan hunched over vomiting on the side of the court. A separate video showed Morgan holding a … Read more
The number of US children who suffered a seizure after swallowing someone else’s medication or illegal substance nearly doubled between 2009 and 2023, new research finds. These types of seizures in people younger than 20 spiked from 1,418 in 2009 to 2,749 in 2023, according to an analysis of national poison data by University of … Read more
Will the real Slim Shady please stand up? Eminem, nee Marshall Mathers, 51, has announced a new album releasing this summer. He announced it shortly after appearing at the NFL draft. It will be the rapper’s 12th studio album, called “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grace).” This will be the “Lose Yourself” rapper’s follow … Read more
Johnny Depp is looking at buying a $4 million historic castle in Montalto Dora, Italy, according to local reports. Depp, 60, has largely been living and making movies in Europe since his 2022 defamation trial with ex-wife Amber Heard. While directing a biopic about artist Amedeo Modigliani, Depp toured the ancient fortress perched on the … Read more
Teens are stooping to a new low to get high. New medical research in the Journal of the American Medical Association has found that 11% of high school seniors admit to using a prevalent and easily accessible synthetic marijuana, known as delta-8 THC. That number translates to “at least one or two students in every … Read more
Jennifer Davis first noticed a lump in her breast in 2018 and underwent a biopsy, which ruled out cancer. But when the lump got bigger and doctors conducted a second biopsy, it came back positive for triple-negative breast cancer. That’s when the 46-year-old nurse and mother of three from Ohio began her long and arduous cancer … Read more
The Food and Drug Administration is now regularly approving new drugs after just one or two clinical trials — a significant departure from the more rigorous vetting process the agency was previously known for, newly published research reveals. Furthermore, the authors say, there’s now less information available to the public about the results of all trials. … Read more
American senior citizens who live in warm areas are more likely to endure “serious vision impairment” compared to those in colder regions, new research from the University of Toronto has found. Seniors who live in counties where the average temperature is 60 degrees or higher are at a 44% heightened risk of visual distress, according … Read more
Well, this is heavy news. Half of the world is on track to be overweight or obese by 2035, according to a new report by the World Obesity Federation. The findings, published Thursday in the World Obesity Atlas 2023, suggest the global obesity epidemic will continue to snowball if prevention and treatment measures do not … Read more
“Oh my child is addicted to CoComelon!” It’s a popular phrase you’ll likely hear around your playgroups and innocently used to express just how much a person’s child loves the hit Netflix show. But what if we told you that they could possibly be addicted to the program? A video posted by @thecircusbrain on TikTok has revealed … Read more