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Entertainment18h ago

Drug Counselor Sentenced to 2 Years for Providing Ketamine That Killed Matthew Perry

Erik Fleming, a licensed addiction counselor, received a two-year prison sentence for distributing ketamine that caused the actor's 2023 death.

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Entertainment23h ago

Princess of Wales Makes First Official Overseas Trip Since Cancer Treatment

Catherine, Princess of Wales, is visiting northern Italy for early childhood development work, marking her first official foreign trip since beginning cancer treatment.

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Entertainment2d ago

Netflix Adjusts Gaming Strategy and Pricing Structure

Netflix continues developing its gaming offerings while raising its ad-free standard plan to $20 monthly.

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Entertainment2d ago

Media Executive Byron Allen to Acquire Controlling Stake in BuzzFeed

Byron Allen is set to purchase a controlling interest in BuzzFeed, with co-founder Jonah Peretti transitioning from CEO to president of AI.

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Entertainment6d ago

Ted Turner, CNN Founder and Media Pioneer, Dies at 87

Ted Turner, the media mogul who founded CNN and built a cable television empire, has died at age 87.

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Entertainment2d ago

Sony Music Publishing to Acquire Recognition Music Catalog for Nearly $4 Billion

Sony Music Publishing has reached a deal to purchase Recognition Music's catalog from Blackstone for approximately $4 billion.

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Entertainment2d ago

WNBA Secures $3+ Billion Media Rights Deal; Mixed Earnings for Media Companies

The WNBA expanded its media rights agreement to over $3 billion while media companies reported varied first-quarter results.

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Entertainment3d ago

CBS News Radio to end service on May 22 after nearly a century

CBS News Radio, which set the standard for broadcast journalism with legendary figures like Edward R. Murrow, will cease operations.

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Entertainment3d ago

Cultural Events Face Disruption Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Major international cultural events including the Venice Biennale and Eurovision are experiencing protests and boycotts related to ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

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Entertainment3d ago

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Sued by Miami Police Over Netflix Film Portrayal

Miami police officers have filed a defamation lawsuit against actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck over their portrayal in a Netflix crime thriller.

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Entertainment3d ago

Beatles to Open Museum at Site of Final Performance on London's Savile Row

The Beatles will establish a museum featuring recreated recording studio and unseen memorabilia at their last concert location.

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EntertainmentMay 5

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Settle 'It Ends With Us' Lawsuit

Actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a settlement in their legal dispute over the film 'It Ends With Us,' avoiding a trial that was set to begin in May.

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EntertainmentMay 5

Counter-terror police investigate arson at former London synagogue

UK counter-terrorism police are investigating an arson attack at a disused synagogue in East London amid a series of antisemitic incidents.

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EntertainmentMay 4

Washington Post, Reuters Among 2026 Pulitzer Prize Winners

The 2026 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced, with The Washington Post receiving the prestigious public service award.

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EntertainmentMay 6

Russia Returns to Venice Biennale for First Time Since Ukraine Invasion

Russia opened a pavilion at the Venice Biennale on Tuesday, marking its first participation in the prestigious art exhibition since launching its invasion of Ukraine.

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