Ross A. Lincoln is a journalist who writes for Yahoo News UK and TheWrap. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News. Ross covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, politics, and cultural commentary.
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Patrick Soon-Shiong's demand it be published with an op-ed promoting the opposing view "baffled" LAT editors, the New York Times reports
By: Ross A. Lincoln
Jimmy Kimmel, unsurprisingly, wasn't really pleased by Donald Trump being named Time Magazine's Man of the Year again.
By: Ross A. Lincoln
Kimmel also wishes for people to "fill this Christmas with generosity and goodness" during his final show of 2024
By: Stephanie Kaloi, Ross A. Lincoln
President-elect Trump's lawsuit against Iowa pollster Ann Selzer is on one hand “like one of those sort of press releases disguised as a lawsuit” but
By: Ross A. Lincoln
Stephen Colbert wanted to tell viewers that he hopes “your eggs are nogged and your nuts are fully megged” this Christmas — but after saying that, he
By: Ross A. Lincoln
Stephen Colbert is sensing a pattern with Donald Trump's lawsuit-fueled attacks on American media outlets.
By: Ross A. Lincoln
It was Donald Trump who won the presidential election in November. But after congressional Republicans bowed to Elon Musk's demands to effectively
By: Ross A. Lincoln
"President Musk" jokes erupted after congressional Republicans, egged on by Elon Musk, stripped funding for pediatric cancer research from a spending bill
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused of rape, again, by two different women who filed separate lawsuits on Friday. The incidents were alleged to have occurred in 1991 and 2006, respectively.
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