Trump gave a typically bombastic, 18-minute address on national television last night to deny that there was anything wrong with the economy, and to tell everyone the opposite of what they're seeing in terms of gas prices and unemployment. Also, rising healthcare premiums are the Democrats' fault. [NBC Bay Area] It only gets grosser every day!: Trump has completed the installation of a "Presidential Walk of Fame" at the White House in which plaques use his language and opinions to cast judgment on his predecessors,
When SlapFIGHT Championship launched its first event in 2017 in Branson, Missouri, no one could've predicted it would spark a global phenomenon. The sport that started as a niche, underground curiosity has officially gone mainstream - and SlapFIGHT 50 marks more than a milestone card; it's a defining moment for slap fighting as a legitimate combat sport and entertainment brand.
Vanessa Williams is the true definition of a triple threat, she can act, sing, and dance - and she looks amazing throughout. The actress and singer has had a varied career with roles on screen and stage as well as chart topping hits. Many will know her as the iconic Wilhelmina Slater from Ugly Betty and heard her song, "Save the Best for Last," demonstrating what a powerhouse she is.
Never assume that a technology's current limitations are its inherent limitations. Whoopi Goldberg on The View assured viewers this week that AI actors like Tilly are no threat to humans because "you can always tell them from us. We move differently, our faces move differently, our bodies move differently." It's true, that's the best AI can do-today. But Goldberg is making the same error as the highly intelligent computer scientists of decades past who believed computers would never translate languages very well.
From the daring and dashing Captain Kirk on "Star Trek," to a no-nonsense police sergeant on "T.J. Hooker," to his Emmy-winning turn as the eccentric lawyer Denny Crane on "Boston Legal," William Shatner has been a Hollywood icon for decades.
CEOs like OpenAI's Sam Altman have recently shared what TV shows their watching. Mike Wirth of Chevron shared his thoughts about the Paramount+ series "Landman" in February. Here's what TV shows CEOs say they are into these days.
Experience the fun and excitement of Urban Putt's San Jose-inspired course, featuring 18 unique holes designed to challenge and entertain players of all skill levels.
The Brooklyn Cyclones of Coney Island hosted their annual Seinfeld Night, where several people participated in the hilarious "Elaine Dance Contest" on Saturday, August 2, 2025.