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GQ removes article calling Warner Bros. Discovery CEO ‘the most hated man in Hollywood’

Article was highly critical of media executive

The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2023

Fiona Phillips' devastated husband speaks about shock Alzheimer's diagnosis

Martin Frizell has shared an update a year after his wife's devastating diagnosis

Manchester Evening News · Jul 6, 2023

Group Challenges Fox’s License To Operate WTXF Philadelphia

Former Fox executive Preston Padden says Rupert Murdoch knew the company was broadcasting false information about the 2020 election

Multichannel News · Jul 6, 2023

BBC apologises after presenter says that ‘Israeli forces are happy to kill children’

At least 13 Palestinians and one Israeli soldier were killed during a operation in the Jenin refugee camp which targeted alleged terrorists

Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2023

Love Island's Andrew Le Page recalls being diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of 20

Former Love Island star Andrew Le Page opened up to girlfriend Tasha Ghouri about being diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of 20 and fearing his life was over

Daily Mirror · Jul 6, 2023

The most profound finale of the year: why menopause comedy The Change is life-affirming TV

Bridget Christie’s glorious sitcom tackles everything from sexism to the climate crisis. It gives us a sorely needed onscreen role model and its ending is gorgeous. Roll on season two!

The Guardian - UK · Jul 6, 2023

Joe Swash Teens in Care: release date, premise and everything we know

Joe Swash Teens in Care sees the TV star talk about his deeply personal investigation into the future of teenagers in the care system.

WhatToWatch · Jul 6, 2023

Television Q&A: Has Season 4 of 'Snowpiercer' been permanently derailed?

You have questions. I have some answers.

Tribune News Service · Jul 6, 2023

Byker Grove cast: Where are they now?

Remember these faces? We look at the cast then and now ahead of the show's reboot

GoodToKnow · Jul 6, 2023

‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Season 2 review: The ongoing misadventures of a lawyer neither noble nor sleazy, but somewhere in between

Lawyers may get a bad rap, but they’re all that stands between a person accused and the powers-that-be, and “The Lincoln Lawyer,” back for a second season on Netflix, makes a persuasive case that TV needs more legal dramas told from the point of view of defense attorneys.

Chicago Tribune · Jul 6, 2023