Kamala Harris: Last News

Chloe Grace Moretz is celebrating her longtime love Kate Harrison‘s birthday!

President Donald Trump‘s speech to Congress started off with some protesting.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said that the agency’s review of the proposed Skydance-Paramount Global merger is far from finished, as the two companies have said that they expect to complete the deal by the summer.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor FCC chairman Brendan Carr said Thursday that he aims to “re-empower” local TV stations, and he suggested that Congress consider tighter regulations on content moderation processes for social media giants. Carr spoke at the “Innovation to Restore Trust in News: A National Summit” event hosted by digital news outlet Semafor in Washington, D.C. Ben Smith, Semafor co-founder and editor-in-chief, pressed Carr on what critics fear is Carr’s determination to use the power of the FCC to intimidate the news organizations.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor There’s yet another person at the top of CBS News, a job that hasn’t been as long-lived as it may have been in the past. Tom Cibrowski, a TV news veteran who has managed both “Good Morning America” and the San Francisco station KGO, has been named president and executive editor at CBS New, and will take the helm of the Paramount Global news operation at a challenging time. Variety reported on the plans Wednesday.

Donald Trump said that his legal team was asking for “a lot” of money to settle his $20 billion lawsuit against CBS over the way that 60 Minutes edited an interview with Kamala Harris in advance of the 2024 presidential election.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor The next potential leader of CBS News has built up a lot of experience running newsrooms for ABC. Tom Cibrowski, a former senior ABC News executive who played a big role in moving “Good Morning America” past NBC’s “Today” in the ratings last decade, has emerged as a possible candidate to take a senior role at CBS News, according to two people familiar with the matter, just as the Paramount Global unit faces one of its most challenging periods. Cibrowski would report to Wendy McMahon, who oversees news, local stations and syndicated programing for CBS.

Jeff Bezos is exerting more influence over the content of The Washington Post opinion pages, as he announced that the editorials will now focus on “defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor An Apple dictation feature for the iPhone has been mistakenly transcribing “racist” as “Trump,” an issue that came to light after users posted about the issue on TikTok and social media. “We are aware of an issue with the speech recognition model that powers Dictation and we are rolling out a fix today,” an Apple rep said in a statement Tuesday.

Jon Stewart cut his hand open on Monday night’s (February 24) episode of The Daily Show during a passionate speech about the high price of prescription drugs – watch the moment below.He injured himself while delivering a monologue about the price of medication, which began with a clip of former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris standing in front of a crowd announcing they’d come to an agreement to lower the price of 10 drugs.Stewart said: “You know what’s so horrible about our system now? And the corruption that lays within it? We’re so fucking numb to it, we actually tout tiny cracks in that exploitation as victory.”He went on, sarcastically: “Ooh, can it be? The companies we subsidize with billions of dollars are allowing us the privilege of negotiating the price of 10 of their drugs. And 10 is all of them, right? It would be embarrassing if it was a small drop in the bucket and that the American people didn’t expect that we should negotiate for all their fucking drugs! Because we’ve already paid for ’em with our subsidies!”It was then that he slammed his coffee mug down, before inspecting his hand and saying he’d be “going to the hospital soon.” Watch the moment below, just before 17:00.He continued on with his report, holding his injured hand below the desk.

Tatiana Siegel Is Hollywood becoming MAGA friendly? In the wake of CAA adding former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to its client roster, UTA quietly signed Republican National Committee Youth Advisory Council co-chair CJ Pearson. Pearson, a media savvy political strategist and Gen Z activist, played a key role in mobilizing young conservatives during the 2024 election.

Donald Trump again raged against Comcast, threatening that the media giant should “pay vast sums of money” over its MSNBC programming.

Ellise Shafer John Oliver took aim at Mark Zuckerberg in a new episode of “Last Week Tonight” on Sunday, roasting the Meta CEO for both his new look and for removing fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram after Donald Trump’s election. While lamenting the fact that several big tech CEOs swung toward Trump after his victory over Kamala Harris, Oliver brought up Zuckerberg’s decision to end Meta’s fact-checking programs last month because they were “too politically biased.” “It’s time to get back to our roots around free expression on Facebook and Instagram,” Zuckerberg said in his announcement video, in which he sported longer hair, a casual black T-shirt and a gold chain.

One month into Donald Trump’s second term, not a lot of people can follow Kamala Harris at the NAACP Image Awards, but Dave Chappelle can and did Saturday night.

“Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty,” Kamala Harris told the NAACP Image Awards tonight in her first major public appearance since leaving office last month.

Michaela Zee Former Vice President Kamala Harris gave a rousing speech at the 56th NAACP Image Awards on Saturday night at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in California, where she accepted the organization’s Chairman’s Award. “This organization came into being at a moment when our country struggled with greed, bitterness and hatred. And those who forged the NAACP, those who carried its legacy forward, had no illusions about the forces they were up against — no illusions about how stony the road would be,” Harris said on stage in her first TV appearance since leaving office.

Metro Weekly cover in three decades, and I’m sheepishly begging forgiveness for how we handled the previous headlines, bastardizing her last name for the sake of a pun. “Cho-Zen.” “On With the Cho.” “Cho Girl.”“It’s all good,” she laughs, taking it in stride.

Grab that tux from the cleaners and call your stylist, because it’s Oscar week. There’s champagne toastings, myriad pre-award shows galore and as always, Vanity Fair.

A famous philosopher once said hot takes are like buttholes — everyone has one. In 2023, the New York City-based comedian Kareem Rahma took that concept and ran with it creating SubwayTakes, a wildly popular short-form video series that solicits hot takes from on-the-rise normies and celebrities alike. Now, that show is getting even bigger — and longer — with a new podcast series called SubwayTakes: Uncut, launching with Talkhouse today.

Abigail Lee George Clooney had some pointed remarks about the Donald Trump administration, describing the current political climate as one where people “don’t worry about facts.” “You take a narrative, you make it up, don’t worry about facts, don’t worry about repercussions,” Clooney told the New York Times’ Maureen Dowd. Clooney spoke to the Times about preparing for his Broadway debut in “Good Night, and Good Luck,” the stage version of the film he co-wrote and directed. The story revolves around journalist Edward R.