Sunny Hostin Backs DA’s Decision Against Prosecuting Cornell Students
Sunny Hostin supports the decision not to charge fraternity members accused of gang raping a student, citing New York law on consent related to voluntary intoxication.
Sunny Hostin supports the decision not to charge fraternity members accused of gang raping a student, citing New York law on consent related to voluntary intoxication.
NBC terminated a security guard following a security breach on the Today show set, where an intruder confronted cohost Craig Melvin. The intruder faces multiple charges.
Alannah Keyser from Love Island USA faces backlash after an old video appears to show her using a racial slur. Her friend defends her, claiming the context was different.
Mia Alario addressed rumors of a past hookup with West Wilson amid his controversial portrayal. Accusations arose during the Southern Hospitality reunion, heightening the drama.
CBS’s series Tracker faces significant cast changes as three members exit before season 3. Lead Justin Hartley and producer Elwood Reid discuss evolving storylines and dynamics.
Former employees of The Howard Stern Show revealed issues like low pay and a hostile work environment, leading to a lawsuit against Stern, highlighting serious workplace concerns.
Since its debut in 2002, American Idol has faced controversies, including voting irregularities in season 1 and criticism over fairness during the close season 2 finale between Studdard and Aiken.
Amy Duggar King addressed Joseph Duggar’s Bible reading claims during his jail time, emphasizing that true faith entails genuine transformation and accountability for past actions.
Doug Mason, a contestant from Taylor Frankie Paul’s canceled season of The Bachelorette, expressed support for Taylor amid her domestic violence incident with Dakota Mortensen.
Bethenny Frankel criticized ABC’s cancellation of Taylor Frankie Paul’s season of The Bachelorette, pointing out the network’s prior knowledge of her domestic violence history and intent to create controversy.