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Gregg Goldstein This year marks the 39th annual Teddy Award honors, the longest-running LGBTQ+ prizes at any major film festival. While the Feb. 21 closing ceremony is business as usual for the Berlinale, global events could make this one of the most important years in Teddy history.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The Associated Press is still referring to the Gulf of Mexico by that name — despite President Trump’s decree that it now be called the Gulf of America — and now the White House said it will indefinitely bar the news organization from access to the Oval Office and Air Force One. In a post on X Friday, White House deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich wrote, “The Associated Press continues to ignore the lawful geographic name change of the Gulf of America.

Donald Trump's Vice President has been slammed after he claimed Scots risked committing "thought crime" if they prayed within their own homes.

TikTok is back, kids.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Apple‘s App Store and the Google Play store have restored TikTok for U.S. users as of Thursday, after they had removed it on Jan. 19.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Robert Costa has been named CBS News‘ chief Washington analyst as well as a national correspondent for “CBS Sunday Morning,” marking a rapid rise for the former Washington Post correspondent since joining the Paramount Global news unit in 2022. Costa is expected to cover a range of issues for “Sunday Morning,” including politics as well as culture and the arts. He will continue to report on all things in the world of U.S.

Todd Haynes, who is serving as Berlin Film Festival jury president, spoke out against Donald Trump’s administration as the fest kicked off on Thursday. When asked his thoughts on Trump’s second term at the jury press conference, the “May December” director said bluntly: “We’re in a state of particular crisis right now in the United States, but also globally.” He continued, “Everyone I know in the United States and friends abroad are witnessing this barrage of actions in the first three weeks of the Trump administration with tremendous concern, shock.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has taken the Trump administration’s war on diversity, equity and inclusion to a new target: Comcast and NBCUniversal. Carr said he sent a letter Tuesday to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts “to let him know that I’ve asked the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau to open an investigation into Comcast & NBCUniversal.” “I am concerned that his companies may be promoting invidious forms of DEI that do not comply with FCC regulations & civil rights laws,” Carr said in a post on X, the social network owned by Elon Musk.

Brent Lang Executive Editor President Trump said Wednesday that he’d been “unanimously” elected to lead the board of the Kennedy Center, completing his takeover of the Washington, D.C. cultural center. The move, which the president announced on his social media site Truth Social, comes after Trump moved to oust members of the organization’s board who had been appointed by his predecessor, Joe Biden.

A new documentary featuring never-before-seen photos of Pres. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy and their family is about to screen in the place fondly remembered as Camelot.

Apple Maps is now displaying the name Gulf of America for the oceanic basin known as the Gulf of Mexico.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The Associated Press said one of its reporters was barred from entry to a White House event because of the news organization’s decision to not refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America” as decreed by President Trump. Both Apple Maps and Google Maps now call the body of water the “Gulf of America” following Trump’s Jan.

A Lien, written and directed by brothers David and Sam Cutler-Kreutz, brings audiences into the fraught and complex experience that a noncitizen can go through in the U.S. legalization process. Clocking in at just under 15 minutes, the story follows a young couple (Victoria Ratermanis and William Martinez) navigating their Green Card interview at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office. The appointment starts off simple enough, until Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) takes a turn for the worse, putting the couple and their young daughter in unexpected danger. 

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claims the five school districts are violating President Donald Trump’s recent executive order preventing schools that receive federal funds from affirming trans students’ gender identities.The group says that if all five jurisdictions are found to have violated Title IX and still refuse to end their gender-affirming policies, then those school districts should be stripped of all federal funds. “In each of those school districts, a ‘gender expansive or transgender student’ has access to the sex-segregated common restrooms and locker rooms of the opposite sex because it is consistent with their ability to be safe and comfortable in their subjective sense of ‘gender identity,'” the complaint reads.“But when other students whose ‘gender identity’ is the same as their biological sex object on the grounds that they now feel unsafe and uncomfortable in the common sex-segregated restrooms and locker rooms that have traditionally been designated exclusively for their sex, those students’ only option is to use a private restroom or an alternative that ‘minimize[s] the loss of instructional time.’“In other words, the relevant policies provide greater rights to students whose ‘gender identity’ does not match their biological sex than it does to students whose ‘gender identity’ matches their biological sex.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President Trump amended his lawsuit against CBS on Friday, doubling the amount he claims he is owed for “deceptive” editing of a Kamala Harris interview to $20 billion. Trump sued the network in October, claiming that “60 Minutes” violated the Texas consumer fraud statute when it edited Harris’ answer about the war in Gaza.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer A group of New York City pension funds asked a judge in Delaware this week to issue an injunction that would pause the $8 billion Paramount-Skydance merger. The litigation comes as investors are lining up in Delaware Chancery Court to challenge the deal on the grounds that it is excessively favorable to Shari Redstone, the controlling shareholder. Because it owns CBS, Paramount Global also must win approval for the merger from the Federal Communications Commission.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer About 15 years ago, Guy Lawson had lunch in New York with his editors at Rolling Stone. He was tired of covering the drug wars in Mexico, and wanted to know what else they might be interested in. “We want you to do stories about young people doing fucked-up things,” he was told.

With a new wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation coming out of the first days of 2025, Laverne Cox is well aware of the cultural significance of her new show.

the “Download” podcast Tuesday, adding that Censori is “educated.”“And come to find out, it’s really a case of autism that I have,” added West, who has been married to the Australian architect since 2022.The “Jesus Walks” rapper said his neurodevelopmental disorder “takes you to a ‘Rain Man’ thing,” referencing the 1988 film starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman, which centers around a man who discovers he has a brother with autism.West — who shares four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian — added that he hasn’t turned to medication whenever he experiences an episode take place.The 24-time Grammy winner said he fears medication will “block the creativity,” which is “what I bring to the world,” he adds.After receiving the correct diagnosis, West said he’s able to identify whenever an episode is coming on.“I watch for it beforehand, but other times it was just like, if you get to the point where it goes, you’re gonna stay in that position for a while.

expressed nothing but positive feelings about the idea.“That’s awesome,” Kelce told reporters. “It’s a great honor. No matter who the president is.