‘Last Week Tonight’: John Oliver On How Policing Is Entangled With White Supremacy, Reforming The System And Defunding The Police

Meghan McCain is speaking out about the need for police training reform. The TV personality and political pundit weighed in on the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks on Monday's, and called for a change to the way police are trained to handle confrontations.«I think we need to focus on training in de-escalation for the police department,» McCain, 35, shared with her co-hosts.

Police have closed their investigation into an attack that targeted the house of Ed Woodward.

A police officer who was shot in the head during George Floyd protests in Las Vegas has been left paralysed from the neck down, his family has said.

Peter White Television EditorDancing With The Stars has cast its first contestant for next season – former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe.Bristowe was asked on air during tonight’s episode of The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons – Ever! by host Chris Harrison.“Kaitlyn, will you be on the next season of Dancing With the Stars?,” he asked. “I’m shaking.

UK weather forecast is so far dashing hopes of a hot June with thunder and rain to sweep parts of the UK in a June wash-out. With high-street shops reopen, Brits who were looking forward to spending a bit more time outdoors as c oronavirus lockdown eases may have to hold off.

Rebel Wilson is opening up about her dating life, including the dating apps she has been using to try and find a boyfriend.

Gearbox Software has once again filed a lawsuit against 3D Realms over a Duke Nukem dispute.Gearbox’s latest lawsuit against 3D Realms stems from the latter’s failure to mention that it did not own the music used in Duke Nukem 3D when Gearbox bought the rights to the franchise in 2010. Last year, Bobby Prince, the composer for the series, filed a suit against Gearbox over the use of his music in Gearbox’s 20th-anniversary version of the game that was released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One in 2016.Now, Gearbox is countersuing Apogee Software (which owns 3D Realms) and co-founders Scott Miller and George Broussard for an alleged breach of contract in relation to the sale of the Duke Nukem IP a decade ago.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorTyler Perry has offered to pay for the funeral of Rayshard Brooks, the black man killed by a white police officer in Atlanta over the weekend.“We want to thank and acknowledge Tyler Perry, who we spoke with, who will be taking care of the funeral for the family,” attorney L. Chris Stewart, who represents Brooks’ family, said at a news conference today.

Ruth B has dropped her new song “If I Have A Son,” which reflects the way she felt after hearing about the murder of George Floyd.

Drew Barrymore has been using her Instagram recently to share her favorite self-care products and to advocate for causes near and dear to her heart.But on Sunday, the 45-year-old actress decided to use her platform to showcase the impressive fort her two daughters, Olive, seven, and Frankie, six, crafted to spice up another day in quarantine.'Sunday fun with kids! #thingstodoathome #forts,' captioned Drew on the post seen by her 13.3million followers.

Jon Stewart is back in the spotlight and he has a lot to say about the state of the country. The former Daily Show host is featured in a lengthy New York Times Magazine Q&A for the "Talk" column published Monday, in part to promote his upcoming political satire film Irresistible, which he both wrote and directed, out June 26.

Juliette Porter is weighing in on what kind of father her ex, Alex Kompo, will be and whether his romance with newborn daughter Alessi’s mom, Alyssa Salerno, will last. The star and her castmates discussed Kompo's new life as a dad, with Porter candidly sharing both her doubts and hopes for his future.“I think that he will be a great father.

Father's Day is on Sunday, June 21, and if you haven't ordered a gift yet for Dad, Grandpa or your beloved father figure, we're here to help! ET Style has gathered great Father's Day gift idea options to browse through for prompt delivery, including a coffee subscription, fancy wine bottle opener and savory snacks. As retailers continue to follow precautions during the coronavirus pandemic, be sure to double-check the website's updates on deliveries in case of shipping delays. Ahead, check out thoughtful gift ideas that don't say «last-minute.»These lightweight summer shorts feature quick-drying, odor-resistant technical fabric — great for working out in or for lounging around. Choose from eight colors.

Millie Bobby Brown is set to take part in a discussion which aims to encourage teenagers to imagine what the world could be like after the coronavirus pandemic.The Stranger Things star, 16, will join Sofia Carson for the World’s Largest Lesson Live event.The pair will discuss topics including education, health and the future, as well as how school closures have forced people to rethink the value of education.United Nations deputy secretary-general Amina Mohammed and Unicef executive director Henrietta Fore will also take part in the discussion.Ms Fore said: “Children are the hidden victims of Covid-19.

Ludacris is reacting to a large group of protesters in New York City singing his 2002 hit «Move B**ch» at the NYPD. The viral videos on social media show the crowd chanting the lyrics, «Move b**ch, get out the way / Get out the way b**ch, get out the way,» at police officers boxing protesters in on both ends of Manhattan Bridge on June 2.ET's Kevin Frazier recently spoke to the 42-year-old rapper, who said he was moved by the display.«I think when artists make music, we make it along the lines of we want it to last,» he says.

John Stamos is bringing people together on Father’s Day.

Tiny Harris’ hubby, rapper T.I. has a message for all the police officers.

Millie Bobby Brown is set to take part in a discussion which aims to encourage teenagers to imagine what the world could be like after the coronavirus pandemic.

murdered. However the letter doesn't reveal how the prosecutor knows for a fact that Maddie was killed and he has told Kate and Gerry McCann that he 'can't say why' he knows.

Hip-hop and police go together like oil and water—they don’t mix. This mistrust of law enforcement stems from the wider Black community’s decades of negative experiences with the criminal justice system.