Since the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel over slain Charlie Kirk’s killer remarks, many stars in Hollywood have spoken out. Now, The View is sharing its protest.

Whoopi Goldberg, one of the show’s co-hosts, said in the show on Monday, “Did y’all really think we weren’t going to talk about Jimmy… have you watched the show over the last 29 seasons? No one silences us.”

She continues, “When the news broke last week about Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, we took a breath to see if Jimmy was going to say anything about it first.”

“You cannot like a show and it can go off the air. Someone can say something they shouldn’t and get taken off the air. But the government cannot apply pressure to force someone to be silenced.”

Alyssa Farah Griffin also chimed in: “The First Amendment is the first for a reason, because you need to be able to hold those in power accountable.”

In the end, Whoopi concludes, “We talk about freedom of speech a lot because we are always in somebody’s mess because somebody has decided that we have said something that’s offensive.”

“But we fight for everybody’s right to have freedom of speech because it means my speech is free, it means your speech is free.”

The hosts of The View’s remarks on Jimmy’s suspension come after speculation among fans whether ABC instructed them to be silent on the matter, as their show also airs on the network.

Sarah Michelle Gellar has dedicated some special moments to sipping a “bitter” cocktail.

Catching up with PEOPLE magazine, the 48-year-old American actress, who has partnered with Campari to host the 13th annual Negroni Week, a celebration of the bitter-forward cocktail and the bartending community behind it, opened up about her favourite drink and revealed that she likes to have Negroni.

Gellar said, “I like to have one good cocktail at the end of the night. The key to it is that it’s always made correctly, because to make a proper Negroni, you have to have Campari, you have your gin, you have your vermouth, and it’s that simple.”

The Dexter: Original Sin star went on to shed light on the reason why she is fond of the classic drink, quipping, “you’re always guaranteed to get a good cocktail,” thanks to its simplicity.

“I find that sometimes other cocktails, it’s like it’s up to each bartender how they make it, but this way, you got your Campari, you know you’re good,” she stated.

Notably, Negroni Week, held from September 22 to September 28 with Imbibe Magazine, has grown into a world charity event. It raises money for Slow Food, an organisation that works in over 160 countries to protect biodiversity and support fairness through food culture.

• Warrant issued after Ismail fails to appear before court.
• Magistrate Mubashir Hassan Chishti issued warrant.
• Ismail nominated in violence case registered at Barakahu.  
  

ISLAMABAD: A district and sessions court in Islamabad on Monday issued an arrest warrant for former Sindh governor Imran Ismail in a case pertaining to violence and vandalism during the PTI’s 2022 “Azadi March”.

Ismail, who parted ways with the PTI in May 2023, was nominated in a violence case registered at Islamabad’s Barakahu Police Station.

Judicial Magistrate Mubashir Hassan Chishti issued the warrant and directed that Ismail be arrested and produced before the court.

The warrant was issued after Ismail failed to appear before the court in the case.

In November 2022, the ‘Azadi March’ led by Imran Khan, along with other PTI leaders and supporters, was carried out in several cities in Pakistan. The march ended with Khan’s announcement to dissolve the assemblies.

The PTI began its long march toward the federal capital on October 28, 2022, in an attempt to force the coalition government into early elections.