Jul 13, 2026
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Judge Dismisses $27 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against Comedian Learnmore Jonasi Over 'Lion King' JokeEntertainment

Judge Dismisses $27 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against Comedian Learnmore Jonasi Over 'Lion King' Joke

A federal judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a $27 million defamation lawsuit filed against comedian Learnmore Jonasi by Lebohang Morake, known as Lebo M. The suit concerned Jonasi's translation of a Zulu chant from Disney's "The Lion King."

Rolling Stone
·4 min read
The Pitt and Hacks Lead Emmy Nominations; Stranger Things, Euphoria Snubbed in Top CategoriesEntertainment

The Pitt and Hacks Lead Emmy Nominations; Stranger Things, Euphoria Snubbed in Top Categories

The US medical drama The Pitt and comedy Hacks received the most nominations for this year's 78th Emmy Awards. Several popular shows, including Stranger Things and Euphoria, were notably absent from top categories.

BBC Entertainment & Arts
·2 min read
Bela Bajaria to Receive Variety Vanguard Award at Mipcom in CannesEntertainment⚡ 6.0

Bela Bajaria to Receive Variety Vanguard Award at Mipcom in Cannes

Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria will be honored with the Variety Vanguard Award at the Mipcom conference in Cannes. The award recognizes her contributions to the global content business and her role in the streaming transformation.

Variety
·3 min read
Carly Rae Jepsen Announces Double AlbumEntertainment⚡ 6.0

Carly Rae Jepsen Announces Double Album

Carly Rae Jepsen's eighth studio album, Day and Night, will be released on September 18.

Rolling Stone
·2 min read
Jelly Roll Addresses Divorce RumorsEntertainment⚡ 6.0

Jelly Roll Addresses Divorce Rumors

Jelly Roll speaks about his divorce from Bunnie Xo, denying cheating rumors. The couple plans to remain friends and have a baby together.

Rolling Stone
·2 min read
Boy George and Culture Club Face HomophobiaEntertainment⚡ 6.0

Boy George and Culture Club Face Homophobia

Culture Club faced homophobic heckling in their early days, a new documentary clip reveals. The band's members recall the skepticism and cruelty they faced.

Rolling Stone
·2 min read