Ross Lincoln is a News Editor at TheWrap, a digital news publication. He covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, politics, and current events. With a strong presence on social media, Ross engages with his audience and provides timely updates on breaking news stories.
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By: Ross A. Lincoln
The Onion's bid to buy Alex Jones' Infowars and turn it into a parody site has been shut down. For now, at least.
By: Ross A. Lincoln
Stephen Colbert took a page from, well, a ton of people Donald Trump has nominated for his upcoming second administration, launching his very own
Led by Bonderman, TPG has invested in many entertainment companies including CAA, Spotify, MGM and Untitled Entertainment
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
Kimmel also wishes for people to "fill this Christmas with generosity and goodness" during his final show of 2024
The agency says the Netflix show has committed multiple labor law violations, including unlawful noncompete clauses
The company didn't contribute to Trump's first inaugural in 2017 or Joe Biden's in 2021
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
"President Musk" jokes erupted after congressional Republicans, egged on by Elon Musk, stripped funding for pediatric cancer research from a spending bill
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