Aubrey Plaza Says She Watched 'A Lot Of Fox News' To Play Corrupt Journalist
Actor Aubrey Plaza said this week she “watched a lot of Fox News to research my role as a corrupt journalist” in “Megalopolis.” (Watch the video below.)
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Actor Aubrey Plaza said this week she “watched a lot of Fox News to research my role as a corrupt journalist” in “Megalopolis.” (Watch the video below.)
Elon Musk made it clear there’s nothing romantic about his fondness for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after praising her beauty during a posh political gala in New York on Monday night.
Robert De Niro found a way Monday to zing Republican nominee Donald Trump at a screening for a movie that the actor isn’t even in.
They are the U.S. House’s frequent fliers — representatives who have traveled the country and the world on official business paid for by private interest groups. Over the past decade, they have accepted nearly $4.3 million for airfare, lodging, meals and other travel expenses.
The famed scowling portrait of Sir Winston Churchill has been returned to Canadian hands, with the photo turned over to representatives in a ceremony in Rome on Thursday.
Sir Keir Starmer has said he is “very worried” after another apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life.
Where does politics end and religion begin? Pope Francis has stoked that debate once again with his recent intervention in the US presidential campaign, where he commented on the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (AP) — Pope Francis on Friday slammed both U.S. presidential candidates for what he called anti-life policies on abortion and migration, and advised American Catholics to choose the “lesser evil” in the upcoming U.S. elections.