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‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ suspended after comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing
ABC has suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! for an indefinite period following comments the late-night host made about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The network’s decision came just hours after Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr—appointed under former president Donald Trump—warned during his appearance on Benny Johnson’s podcast that broadcasters could face fines or license revocation if they didn’t act against Kimmel’s show.
In a statement Wednesday night, ABC—which is owned by Disney—confirmed it would replace Kimmel’s program in its schedule “for the foreseeable future.”
Nexstar Media, one of the largest U.S. station owners, also said it would stop airing Jimmy Kimmel Live! nationwide, calling his remarks “offensive and insensitive.”
Doubling down on the announcement, Sinclair Broadcast Group, which owns the most ABC affiliates, announced plans to air a tribute to Kirk during Kimmel’s timeslot.
Trump praised the move on social media, calling it “great news for America” and congratulating ABC for its “courage.” He mocked NBC hosts Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers as “total losers,” a jab that comes two months after Stephen Colbert’s show was canceled.
Kimmel’s original comments came during his Monday and Tuesday monologues. Referring to the suspect charged with killing Kirk—28-year-old Tyler Robinson, now facing aggravated murder and other charges—Kimmel criticized MAGA supporters for “trying to score political points” and mocked Vice President JD Vance for blaming the political left without evidence.
He cited research attributing most extremist violence in the U.S. to far-right groups, rubbishing Vance’s claims as “complete bullshit.”
Kimmel has yet to issue a public statement about the suspension,.
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Millie Bobby Brown breaks silence on plastic surgery rumours
Millie Bobby Brown says harsh online scrutiny over her appearance left her deeply shaken.
The 21-year-old Stranger Things star recently opened up about the wave of plastic surgery accusations and age-related insults she faced during the Electric State press tour earlier this year.
“I was depressed for three, four days. I was crying every day,” Brown told British Vogue in a new interview. She made the claim as she described what was happening behind the scenes of what should have been a celebratory moment in her career.
The press run, held between February and March, saw Brown channel ’90s fashion with bleached hair and outfits borrowed from Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton. Instead of receiving praise, she became the target of cruel speculation.
“I love reading articles about my favorite people,” she said. “I understand that paparazzi have a job. But don’t, in your headline, slam me right away. It’s bullying, especially for young girls who are new to this industry and already questioning everything about it.”
The actress later addressed the backlash in a March 3 Instagram video, asking why fans who had watched her grow up “can’t seem to grow with me.”
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Princess Charlene awards U16 Monaco Rugby Sevens team winners
Princess Charlene of Monaco has been video graphed awarding the winners of the U16 Monaco Rugby Sevens team design competition, on the official Instagram page.
This happened at the Collège Charles-III to celebrate the winners of the design competition for the official jersey of the Monegasque U16 rugby sevens team, for the international tournament in Dubai.
For those unversed this event was Organized by the Monegasque Rugby Federation in partnership with the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation and the Department of National Education.
It involved nearly 160 students from grades 6 to 9. Guided by their art teachers, and they are all said to have worked for several weeks on this design combining the symbols of Monaco and South Africa, according to their official Instagram account.
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Colman Domingo talks "The Running Man" and voicing the Cowardly Lion in "Wicked: For Good"
Actor Colman Domingo stars in the new movie, “The Running Man,” which is based on a Stephen King novel. He speaks to “CBS Mornings” about the film, the star-studded cast and voicing the Cowardly Lion in “Wicked: For Good.”
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