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Addams Family creator 'slept in a coffin' and 'drank martinis bobbing with eyeballs'

Charles Addams is the famous American cartoonist who created, in comic form, the brood now set to be resurrected later this year with the help of Catherine Zeta Jones in Tim Burton’s new Netflix show, Wednesday

Daily Mirror

TV analyst caught masturbating on Zoom call resigns from CNN

The incident happened two years ago and he's now moving on

Wales Online

Scandal-tainted legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin exits CNN

Jeffrey Toobin, a longtime legal analyst at CNN who became engulfed in scandal for exposing himself to his colleagues at the New Yorker in a Zoom meeting, announced Friday that he is leaving the network.

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French cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé dies aged 89

French prime minister Elisabeth Borne led the tributes to the cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé whose death was announced on Thursday.

Radio France Internationale

Donald Trump asked why generals couldn't be more like Adolf Hitler's, new book claims

In one conversation from the book, Trump reportedly said he didn’t want any injured veterans involved in the Independence Day parade as it "doesn’t look good" for him

Daily Mirror

Trump's "chilling" war with his generals

The New Yorker published an excerpt from the new book “The Divider: Trump in the White House”

Salon

Trump wanted Pentagon generals to be like second world war Nazis, book says

Ex-president complained to John Kelly ‘why can’t you be like the German generals?’ according to excerpt from the New Yorker

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Trump complained his generals were not ‘totally loyal’ like Hitler’s, book reveals

Bizarre remark to then-chief of staff John Kelly is revealed in new book

The Independent UK

Malcolm Gladwell sparks backlash after attacks on working from home

‘Malcolm Gladwell needs you at your cubicle if he’s going to write more pseudoscience self-help books marketed to dummies who were in a gifted class forty years ago’

The Independent UK

"Great and irreparable harm": Milley assailed Trump in draft resignation letter

"I believe that you have made a concerted effort over time to politicize the United States military," Milley wrote.

Axios

Michael Pollan on drugs

In an interview, the author takes us on a tour of the psychedelic boom happening in medical research

Salon

Movie review: B.J. Novak's directorial debut 'Vengeance' a smart social satire

B.J. Novak opens his debut feature “Vengeance,” which he wrote, directed and stars in, with a scene of acidic social commentary that lays the tone for the smart satire of contemporary media culture that ensues. In a scene that targets the mating rituals of the urban-dwelling modern American cad, interspersed…

Tribune News Service

‘Vengeance’: Many funny moments in B.J. Novak’s satire of a connected but disconnected world

The ‘Office’ alum plays a New Yorker sensing a podcast opportunity in the death of a Texas woman he barely knew.

Chicago Sun-Times

Editor at The New Yorker says she was fired after raising concerns over racial inequality and gender disparity

Erin Overbey tweeted that she was fired just one week after alleging The New Yorker editor-in-chief deliberately inserted errors into her work

The Independent UK

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Austin Duffy: ‘I wanted to immerse the reader in the terror of being on call’

The novelist and oncologist on capturing the shock of interning in a hospital, how he fits writing around medicine, and being blown away by Fernanda Melchor

The New Daily

Emilia Clarke opens up on recovery from two brain aneurysms

Emilia Clarke has opened up about the impact of two life-threatening aneurysms on her life and acting career, saying it left part of her brain "missing".

The Guardian - US

She Said: first trailer for Oscar-tipped Weinstein abuse drama revealed

The film adaptation of the book by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey depicts their investigation to expose the disgraced mogul

Tribune News Service

Judicial committee to investigate hiring of controversial law clerk at federal appeals court in Atlanta

ATLANTA — A special committee will investigate the hiring of a law clerk by the chief judge of the federal appeals court in Atlanta in light of allegations the clerk had sent racist and xenophobic texts, a judicial panel ruled Friday.

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Salon

Pitt shares struggle with face blindness

"It's a mystery to me, man. I can't grasp a face," Pitt said in an interview

Benzinga

Science Wednesday: 'Silent Spring' At 60; Preserved Baby Mammoth Found In Yukon; Filling Medical Imaging, Nursing Shortages

(This marks the first installment of Benzinga’s new weekly series Science Wednesday, which provides an overview of news and milestones within the sciences.)

Daily Mirror

Donald Trump played song from Cats to calm himself down in White House, his staff claim

Adam Gopnik of the New Yorker wrote that Donald Trump’s need to be comforted by Broadway music "degrades both the office of the Presidency and a great American institution"

Input

The spectacular implosion of Instagram’s No White Saviors

The group — known for canceling missionaries and aid workers for alleged misdeeds — is embroiled in some very ugly scandals of its own.

Benzinga

Pornhub Parent Company's CEO, COO Resign: What Forced Them To Leave?

MindGeek, the internet company that operates the Pornhub platform, has announced the resignations of CEO Feras Antoon and COO David Tassillo.

The Guardian - US

Internet porn executives resign after revelations the company’s sites hosted underage videos

CEO and COO of Mindgeek insist their departures are unrelated to the New Yorker’s reporting

Newslaundry

Vivek Agnihotri claims we edited his 'facts are not facts’ retort. Thus proving facts are not facts to him

After a brief hiatus, the film Kashmir Files is back in the conversation, thanks to the New Yorker’s interview with director Vivek Agnihotri.

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