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Anderson Cooper's Son Adorably Watches Him Host 'Jeopardy'
The CNN anchor shared a photo of his 11-month-old son, Wyatt, adorably watching him on TV while hosting the game show.
'We're Buzzing!' Brit Awards to Welcome Back Music Fans
British music's leading prize night next month will feature an audience of 4,000 people, in what will be the first major indoor music event in the country to welcome back a live audience since the coronavirus pandemic erupted more than a year ago.
LeVar Burton to be 'Jeopardy!' Guest Host; Petition Credited
The 200,000-plus LeVar Burton boosters who signed a petition calling for him to be the new "Jeopardy!" host will get to see him try the job on for size.
Police Chiefs Hail Chauvin Verdict as a Key Step to Healing
Not long after a jury convicted former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin of killing George Floyd, police chiefs across the U.S. started speaking up. And it wasn't to defend the police.
Another Soda Tax Bill Dies. Another Win for Big Soda.
A rogue industry. A gun to our head. Extortion. That's how infuriated lawmakers described soft drink companies — and what they pulled off when they scored a legislative deal that bars California's cities and counties from imposing taxes on sugary drinks.
Searching for Footing in a Life Nearly Extinguished by COVID
like so many health care workers battered by the pandemic, Kari Wegg is searching for footing in a life after COVID. But the scars from a double lung transplant are constant reminders that it takes much more than a shot in the arm to get there.
Low on Beds, Oxygen, India Adds Global High 314K Virus Cases
India reported a global record of more than 314,000 new infections Thursday as a grim coronavirus surge in the world's second-most populous country sends more sick people into a fragile health care system critically short of hospital beds and oxygen.
In College Tucker Carlson Was Member of the 'Dan White Society' (As in Harvey Milk's Assassin)
Tucker Carlson's toxicity has gone up a notch (if it can) this week when insights from his college yearbook were revealed. Amongst them was that he identified himself as being part of the "Dan White Society" in his 1991 Trinity College yearbook entry.
Watch: Ellen Describes Her Weed Adventure with Jimmy Kimmel, but Not Career Woes
Ellen described her run-in with weed to Jimmy Kimmel on 4/20, but made no mention of her recent career woes.
After Dropping Half his Body Weight, Model Kevin Creekman Found Confidence through Covering Self in Ink
Model and social media personality Kevin Creekman weighed 330 pounds when he turned 18. That was 16 years ago, now he weighs a healthy 152 pounds.
News
Anti-Gay Chechen Officials Accused of Crimes Against Humanity
Five associates, with ties to Chechen militia leader Ramzan Kadyrov, are accused of attempting to violently erase LGBTQ people from the Russian republic.
Entertainment
Colton Underwood Ex Cassie Randolph Was In the Dark About His Sexuality
What did Cassie Randolph know and when did she know it? That was a big follow-up question to her ex-boyfriend and "Bachelor" contestant Colton Underwood's coming out last week, and it took a week for her (or someone) to answer it.
Business
United Airlines Stock Plunges After Another Big Loss
Shares of United Airlines tumbled by 8.5% Tuesday after the airline reported a larger first-quarter loss than expected and suggested that key business and international travel won't recover significantly until next year.
Technology
Nigerian Pastor's YouTube Channel Yanked after Footage of Assaults, 'Gay Cure' Claims
YouTube shut down a Nigerian pastor's channel following complaints about videos that showed congregants being assaulted in the name of driving out "demons" that supposedly made them gay.
Finance
Was Your Loan Denied? Here's What To Do
It can be a painful experience when a lender rejects your loan application. Although you might not know what to do, you can take steps to increase your approval odds for future applications.
Cars
Scrutiny of Tesla Crash a Sign that Regulation May be Coming
The fiery crash of a Tesla near Houston with no one behind the wheel is drawing scrutiny from two federal agencies that could bring new regulation of electronic systems that take on some driving tasks.
Style
Four Fired Brew Pub Workers Claim Anti-LGBTQ Bias
Four front-of-house staffers at BrewDog, an Indianapolis brew pub, allege that they were fired for being LGBTQ. The company they used to work for has faced similar controversy before.
Health/Fitness
Montana Blocks Bill to Ban Gender Affirming Surgery in Youth
The Montana Senate voted Tuesday to indefinitely postpone a bill that would have banned gender affirming surgery for transgender minors, effectively killing the proposal.
Travel
Pandemic Puts Tulips, Bluebells, Cherry Blossoms in Hiding
There is no stopping flowers when they bloom, blossoms when they burst. Unfortunately, people have been stopped from enjoying them these days.
Nightlife
Syphilis Cases in California Drive a Record-Setting Year for STDs Nationwide
In certain circles of San Francisco, a case of syphilis can be as common and casual as the flu.