Dr. Oz accused of ‘making fun of’ contestant on ‘Jeopardy!’

Steve Albini has called on Joe Rogan to follow the example of Insane Clown Posse, as Rogan continues to face a backlash over the content of his Spotify podcast.Rogan recently apologised after it emerged that he had used the N-word multiple times on his show, calling it “the most regretful and shameful thing I’ve had to talk about publicly” before arguing that the clips had been “taken out of context of 12 years of conversations on my podcast”.He was already under fire after Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and more removed their music from Spotify in response to vaccine misinformation promoted by guests on his show, which has been exclusive to the streaming platform since a $100million deal was struck in 2020.On Monday (February 7), Albini shared an interview with Insane Clown Posse’s Violent J from 2020 in which the musician acknowledged problematic lyrics in the band’s music.Discussing ICP’s 2000 collaboration with Three 6 Mafia, which contains the line “sick like a diseased Ethiopian,” Violent J told Stereogum: “I was that stupid. I didn’t understand the offensiveness in that.

Liam Gallagher performed his new single ‘Everything’s Electric’ for the first time during last night’s BRIT Awards (February 8) – you can watch his performance below.The track is the first to be previewed from the former Oasis frontman’s upcoming new solo album ‘C’MON YOU KNOW’, which is set for release on May 27 and is the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Why Me? Why Not.’.After releasing ‘Everything’s Electric’ – which was co-written with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl – last Friday (February 4), Gallagher gave the song its live debut at last night’s BRITs at The O2 in London.The performance began with footage of Gallagher being helicoptered into the venue, before he then made his way to the stage to perform ‘Everything’s Electric’ with his live band – you can see his performance below.‘Everything’s Electric’, which was also co-written by its producer Greg Kurstin, was inspired by Beastie Boys’ ‘Sabotage’ and The Rolling Stones’ ‘Gimme Shelter’, according to a press release.Gallagher will play his biggest solo shows to date in June, including two sold-out gigs at Knebworth.

Cammy MacPherson is relishing a return to his former employer.

A young woman says her "whole life has been turned upside down" by the "incredible pain" she suffers on a daily basis caused by a contraceptive implant.

Adele stunned fans at the BRIT Awards last night.

Former "Jeopardy!" champion Buzzy Cohen has been tapped to guest host the show’s upcoming Tournament of Champions.

Aaron Rodgers, hosting “Jeopardy!” is a sticky situation. In fact, a sticky note reminding the NFL baller not to stick his fingers where the sun doesn’t shine is his top prompt. “Don’t pick your nose/butt,” reads a yellow adhesive memo affixed to the top of the legendary “Jeopardy!” podium. The self-help notice, along with five other low-tack glue cues, are the shortly-worded steps to success that Rogers, 37, has followed during his two-week term as interim emcee on the trivia game show. “I used a lot of these stickies over the couple days of filming…” the Green Bay Packers quarterback confessed Wednesday in an Instagram caption beneath a snap of the tips that decorate his lectern. “…And [I] put reminders on there like ‘Speak Less,’ which

As Jeopardy continues to cycle through a number of guest hosts in the wake of Alex Trebek's passing, the show has announced who will host its Tournament of Champions.Buzzy Cohen, a beloved Jeopardy winner who actually won the Tournament of Champions in 2017, has signed on to host the 2021 tournament, via a studio press release.The tournament is set to air between May 17 and May 28, presented by Consumer Cellular, with 15 of this year's top winners vying for the $250,000 prize.

Another Jeopardy! alum is returning to host the show!

Aaron Rodgers learned the hard way that not even "Jeopardy!" contestants know as much about his NFL team, the Green Bay Packers, as he does.  The NFL quarterback has been guest-hosting the popular game show all week as it continues to hunt for a permanent replacement for Alex Trebek, who died in November after a lengthy battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.  The football player was hit with a sobering moment about what the contestants knew, or rather didn’t know, about his team early on in the night.The second clue of the game was a $400 one from the category "Title Waves."  In a video from the game posted to Twitter, the prompt reads: "In the 1960s these midwesterners earned 5 NFL Championship trophies." After Rodgers finished reading, he

"Reading Rainbow" host LeVar Burton has once again joined the chorus calling for him to guest-host "Jeopardy!" Since the tragic death of host Alex Trebek, the game show has seen a slew of special guest emcees, including Katie Couric, Mayim Bialik, Aaron Rodgers and more. For some time now, fans have been calling for Burton, 64, to be given a shot on the show.

Following the death of TV icon Alex Trebek last year, producers of “Jeopardy!” have been bringing in a rotating array of guest hosts until deciding on a permanent replacement.

according to the Wrap, just before Alex Trebek’s final episodes — taped before his death in November 2020. Ratings during those last few weeks reflected some of the highest the show sees in a season at 6.6.

A good sport. Aaron Rodgers‘ field goal kick moment was the best part of his first Jeopardy episode. The Green Bay Packers player hosted his first Jeopardy episode on Monday, April 5, and one contestant didn’t waste any time to troll him for his NFL team’s recent mistake.

Aaron Rodgers is officially campaigning to be the permanent host of "Jeopardy!"  The NFL star is one of many guest hosts tapped to run the show in the absence of its late longtime regular host, Alex Trebek.Trebek died in November 2020 after battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer for more than a year. Rodgers began guest hosting the show this week and is already infatuated with the position.  During an appearance on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Radio show "The Pat McAfee Show," the Green Bay Packers quarterback was asked about his ever-growing hair and beard.

mixed reception for the latest crop of “Jeopardy!” guest hosts, Twitter is campaigning for one beloved celeb to succeed Alex Trebek as full-time MC — former “Reading Rainbow” host LeVar Burton. “Leaving this here in the event that the powers that be are listening,” Burton, 64, tweeted Monday alongside a petition started by a fan of the beloved “Star Trek” actor.

Shailene Woodley took to her Instagram Stories on April 5 to give Aaron Rodgers a shoutout ahead of his stint as a guest host on Jeopardy!

Aaron Rodgers is determined to do Alex Trebek proud. The NFL star donned a nice suit and stood behind the podium to host Monday's, but not before honoring the legacy of the late gameshow icon.The 37-year-old quarterback came out at the top of the show, and made sure to share a sweet memory of Trebek, from when Rodgers won in 2015.«As a lifelong fan of it is an incredible honor to guest host,» Rodgers said at the start of the episode.

“I would love to be the host of Jeopardy!,” Aaron Rodgers said during the Monday episode of The Pat McAfee Show. During the conversation with Pat McAfee, Aaron, 37, talked about how he prepared for his turn guest-hosting the long-running game show, taking over for the late Alex Trebek (who passed away in November 2020 after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer.) The subject of Aaron’s hair and facial hair came up, and the Green Bay Packers quarterback said that he kept some of his trademark stubble. “There was conversation – there might have been some people who wanted me to shave to the skin. I don’t do that a whole lot, [but] if that was a prereq to get the full-time gig, no problem at all.”

Aaron Rodgers is ready for his guest-hosting spot on Jeopardy!

Following the November 2020 death of Alex Trebek, Jeopardy has seen a slew of guest hosts step in until they find a suitable replacement. Up next: Aaron Rodgers. The NFL star hosted two weeks of episodes, recorded in mid-February according to the Washington Post, and they will begin airing tonight (Apr. 5). For Aaron, 37, the job is a dream of a lifetime. “One of my idols growing up was Alex Trebek,” Aaron said on an episode of The Pat McAfee Show, accidentally spilling the beans before the formal announcement was made. “They’re doing some guest-hosting spots. It’s going to be released here pretty soon, but I have the opportunity to do one of those. … I’m excited about that opportunity with Jeopardy!’”