Tom Kludt

“There really are gay people who live very happy, exciting, successful, creative, artistic, interesting lives in the middle of the country,” says the comedian, a scene-stealer in the sweet Thanksgiving comedy

A veteran political strategist heeds the advice of Gen Z—and the late John McCain.

On Tuesday, the cousin of King Charles III testified to a Gloucestershire court about the medication her husband was taking shortly before his death.

The pharmaceutical entrepreneur also reportedly suggested Tesla and SpaceX would cease to exist without government subsidies and contracts.

A riveting messenger, whether that's a rising political star or charismatic outsider—paging Mark Cuban!—could help the party break through in an increasingly fragmented media environment.

The actor seems to have lost both her outdoors sleeping pad and a lot of joy in the wake of her breakup with her ex-fiancé, but she's gotten both back, she told

Prince William and other members of the royal family joined the Princess of Wales at the annual concert, but King Charles stayed home.

Accepting the invitation from French President Emmanuel Macron, it's his first international trip as president-elect.

“The health system needs a company like UnitedHealth Group,” CEO Andrew Witty said.

As teams hoist more shots than ever from downtown, TV viewership is also down. League execs don't appear rattled, but some commentators are concerned: “I wouldn't be opposed to a limit on the number of threes,” says one.