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Neil Young is taking a stand against Glastonbury, arguing that the festival is under the “corporate control” of the BBC.

Joe Rogan and comedian Kurt Metzger roasted Disney’s new adaptation of “Snow White” as it flounders in theaters.Since it began production in 2022, Disney’s live-action remake of “Snow White” has made headlines due to multiple controversies, including a year-long delay, a debate over how to portray the original fairytale’s “seven dwarfs” after scathing commentary from actor Peter Dinklage and an outspoken lead actress who prompted backlash with her public mockery of the original Disney film and later of supporters of President Donald Trump.Metzger argued that as much as lead actress Rachel Zegler may have been a bad pick for the film, its failure cannot be blamed entirely on her.“If you notice the spin on it, they’re putting it all on her. I mean, I’m sure she sucks, but she is very young.

The US Sun. But the wildest addition is Rock’s golden urinal and his matching shower, which he gloated about to Tucker Carlson after giving the ex-Fox News host a look inside the home in 2022.While the actual White House has 16 bedrooms, the musician’s version allegedly only has two, according to Joe Rogan, who previously shared that the remaining rooms are entirely dedicated to partying and include a bowling alley and oversized furniture.

Jenny McCarthy, 52, revealed that she “became so ill from being a vegan” and “almost died” before going pretty hard in the other direction.Speaking on the “Heal Squad x Maria Menounos” podcast, the “Masked Singer” judge was frank about how her plant-based meal plan exacerbated her existing health conditions, including celiac disease, dairy intolerance and a soy allergy. “I was exhausted and fatigued. I was a mess,” McCarthy said.

Joe Rogan loves to be known for straight talk, and the podcast kingpin certainly stripped down his take on Blake Lively‘s accusations of sexual harassment and an online smear campaign by Justin Baldoni to very simple three words this weekend.

“It Ends With Us” legal battle on Saturday’s episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience.”“They f–ked up,” Rogan said about Lively, 37, and Reynolds, 48.“Ryan’s trying to get out of it now,” Rogan continued. “He’s trying to get out of the lawsuit and they’re like, ‘You are a key part of this.'”His guest Brendan Schaub also declared he’s on Baldoni’s side.

Manuela Cacciamani, CEO of Rome’s historic Cinecittà Studios, has said Mel Gibson plans to begin production on The Resurrection Of The Christ at the studio in August. 

President Donald Trump, calling the comedian “a bitch”.On the latest episode of his WTF Podcast, talking to comedian and former CNN host W. Kamau Bell, he spoke about figures in comedy who have given Trump a platform.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Marc Maron called out Bill Maher on the latest episode of the “WTF” podcast, which featured CNN host W. Kamau Bell as a guest (via The Daily Beast). Maron took issue with the “Real Time” host for being partial to “some of the things” Donald Trump is doing in his second administration as U.S.

Billy Corgan has revealed that he thinks The Smashing Pumpkins are “one of the most misunderstood bands in the history of rock ‘n’ roll” – see why below.Corgan appeared on a recent episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast to talk about a myriad of topics, including the band’s music. During their discussion, the Smashing Pumpkins frontman spoke about bands like Nickelback and Creed now finding newfound support of years of “hate”.“You’re about to see that Nickelback and Creed are about to go on a huge run of business… They survived [the hate], and now comes the inevitable moment of, ‘It was really good’… they wrote a lot of great songs.”Corgan went on to add that he thinks Smashing Pumpkins will receive more love from the music scene as time goes on: “It’s kind of how I feel about my musical life.

wrote in a post on X.“It was a little tense,” added Terris, who is leaving The Washington Post after 11 years to join New York magazine. Representatives for Murray and Woodward did not immediately respond to The Post’s requests for comment.The quarrel concerned Woodward’s 1984 biography of John Belushi, “Wired,” which Murray slammed during an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast on Saturday.The late Belushi, who was found dead of a drug overdose at age 33 in 1982, was Murray’s former “Saturday Night Live” castmate and close friend.“I read like five pages of ‘Wired,’ and I went, ‘Oh my God.

Jamie Foxx had Netflix‘s most-viewed comedy special for the back half of 2024 with What Had Happened Was…, the streamer shared on Wednesday.

YouTube says podcasts now draw 1 billion monthly active viewers, a new sign of the Google-owned video giant’s scale and room for more growth as it embarks on its third decade.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. For years, Hollywood stars such as Jason Momoa and Chris Hemsworth and award-winning artists like Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga have plunged into ice cold water in the name of wellness.

Shane Gillis to host the show for a second time alongside musical guest Tate McRae on Saturday, March 1.In his February 2024 “SNL” debut, the edgy comic employed slurs toward mentally handicapped people, impersonated Donald Trump and spoke in a Jamaican patois.“This was like them saying ‘sorry,'” Gillis said in an interview with Joe Rogan. “It was an admission of guilt.”While the 37-year-old stand-up claims to have learned from his “offensive, hurtful, and unacceptable” on-air slurs, a 2024 Los Angeles Times article reports that he continues to work cruel stereotypes into his material.Leading up to and after his return to Studio 8H in 30 Rockefeller Center, Gillis has a handful of stand-up gigs remaining on his tour that began in January.While the “SNL” hosting spot is the only NYC show he has lined up, he does have a pair of upstate performances planned at Albany’s MVP Arena on Friday, May 2 and Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on Saturday, May 3.As of now, tickets are available for all of his upcoming spots.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $48 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have seats starting anywhere from $50 before fees to $135 including fees.For more information, we have everything you need to know and more about Shane Gillis’ stand-up tour below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or

“The Weekly Show,” where the pair discussed how political progressives have fallen far behind conservatives in the new media landscape.“I do think there should be some semblance of an idea that, look, [conservatives] are kicking progressive a– right now,” Stewart said.“And if progressives don’t organize their media, their think thanks, and all that, it’s going to continue to happen.”Psaki, a former White House press secretary under former President Joe Biden, retorted, “There is not a left ecosystem that matches the right ecosystem” and named popular comedic podcasters Theo Von and Joe Rogan, who each hosted Trump before the election, as part of the conservative media.“No, I would consider them in more probably libertarian comedic complex, you know,” Stewart said. “If you watch or listen to their shows, a lot of times it’s just pure goofing off.”“I think they are supportive, but they are not relentless in the Trump enterprise.

the 2024 DC sequel completely flopped in a new interview with Elle.“People just sometimes don’t like some things. It’s that simple,” Gaga, 38, said in the cover story, published Tuesday.“And I think to be an artist, you have to be willing for people to sometimes not like it,” she explained.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Spotify has set up a velvet-roped VIP section for its most listened to podcasters — with Joe Rogan and Audiochuck’s “Crime Junkie” getting the top honors in the streamer’s inaugural Creator Milestone Awards. Evaluated quarterly, Spotify’s Creator Milestone Award are being bestowed on podcasters who reach certain streaming thresholds on the platform.

Spotify hosted a brunch one day before Donald Trump’s inauguration and donated $150,000 (£122,000) to the official ceremony.The music streaming service held the brunch to celebrate the “power of podcasts in this election”, inviting high-profile podcasters Joe Rogan, Ben Shapiro and Tim Pool to the event, although Bloomberg reported that Rogan did not attend in the end.The Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter also reported that the company donated the sum of $150,000 to the inauguration ceremony. In response to the report, Spotify claimed that “the donation aims to continue to expand our presence in Washington D.C.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Neil Cavuto held forth at 4 p.m. on Fox News Channel from a New York studio for more than a quarter century, a veteran newscaster who was never afraid to call balls and strikes. His successor, Will Cain, will lead the hour from a decidedly different venue for cable-news — Dallas, Texas — and probably take a few swings.

shared on X, which he caption, “MAKE CHAIRS GREAT AGAIN.”People quickly turned their heads in shock and concern to see Von sitting on the ground atop the flattened-out chair with his back in Paul’s lap.“I said it would,” Paul said as someone off-camera shushed the group, and Von was being helped up from the floor.Von, who also hosts the popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” didn’t appear hurt during the accident and quickly made a joke to ease the awkward situation.“Kamala’s chairs,” he quipped, a crack at former Vice President Kamala Harris, as he sat down in a different chair between the Paul brothers.Paul then tells the comedian he got the mishap on video.“Did you really? Let me see it,” Von gleefully said before the clip ends.Von later addressed the incident on his X account, reposting the video and writing, “Thought we were past the pranks, boys.”The podcaster, who interviewed Trump at his Bedminster, NJ, country club in August while he was running for reelection, posted on X before the ceremony that he “felt really lucky” for the opportunity to be at the inauguration.“Got a chance to go to the presidential inauguration today and i just cant believe i got to be at that,” he wrote.“Some countries dont even let you vote.

Donald Trump has named Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson and Jon Voight his “special ambassadors” of Hollywood.“It is my honor to announce Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone, to be Special Ambassadors to a great but very troubled place, Hollywood, California,” Trump wrote on the Truth Social platform on Thursday (January 16).“They will serve as Special Envoys to me for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years to Foreign Countries, BACK—BIGGER, BETTER, AND STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE!“These three very talented people will be my eyes and ears, and I will get done what they suggest. It will again be, like The United States of America itself, The Golden Age of Hollywood!”The president-elect’s comments about resurrecting Hollywood come at a trying time.