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Karol G, first Latina to headline Coachella, urged Latino fans: ‘Don’t feel fear, feel pride!’
Karol G may have kicked off her headlining set 30 minutes late on Sunday night — which is early for those familiar with the spatial-temporal concept known as “Latino Time” — but it made her display on the main stage no less monumental. “I’m Carolina Giraldo Navarro from Medellín, Colombia, and today, I am the
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Katy Perry fires back after sex assault allegation from ‘Orange is the New Black’ actor
Singer Katy Perry denied allegations that she had sexually assaulted actress Ruby Rose, according to reports on Monday. The “Orange is the New Black” actor accused the pop singer of sexually assaulting her at a nightclub in Melbourne, Australia, while Rose was in her early 20s, TMZ reported. She made the graphic comment in a
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Catholic Leaders in U.S. Condemn Trump for Attack on Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV meets with members of the community in Algiers at the Basilica of Our Lady of Africa on April 13, 2026 amid a feud with President Donald Trump. —Vatican Pool—Getty Image A blistering attack by President Donald Trump on Pope Leo, the first American Pontiff, has prompted a backlash from Catholics in the
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‘Percy Jackson’ star Walker Scobell is skipping prom, so enough with the death threats
Walker Scobell just wants people to stop sending death threats to every teenage girl who might know him — and anybody else. The 17-year-old “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” star announced Sunday on social media that he will be skipping his prom and called out those who are threatening everyone who could potentially be in
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JD Vance had a vision for the world. Trump is wrecking it.
This past week has been a disaster for Vice President JD Vance. He embarked on two foreign adventures — campaigning for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and leading peace negotiations with Iran — that ended in total failure. Orbán lost by an enormous margin; Iran quit the talks, and President Donald Trump announced a new blockade
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Progressive policies aren’t just popular on the left — they’re the majority: new report
A new report by an economic think tank takes aim at the broadly accepted idea that Americans are divided on the major issues affecting millions of people every day—the question of how to ensure everyone can get the healthcare they need without going bankrupt, how the government can ensure working people make enough money to
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It now costs over $300K to raise a child in the US: ‘Really daunting situation for parents’
It now costs more than $300,000 to raise a child in the US over 18 years – a nearly 30% rise over the past three years, according to a new analysis. The average cost of raising a kid hit $303,418 after tax exemptions and credits, up 1.9% from a year ago, according to a LendingTree
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‘Family Matters’ star Jo Marie Payton reveals medical emergency that left her unable to walk or talk
“Family Matters” alum Jo Marie Payton revealed she experienced a serious health setback that left her unable to walk or talk. In a video she posted on Facebook earlier this month, the 75-year-old actress shared a message with her fans asking them to continue praying for her. Payton leaned on a walker while recording the
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Péter Magyar’s Win Could Open a New Window for Climate Action in Hungary
Peter Magyar, Prime Minister-elect of Hungary from the Tisza Party, holds a press conference in Budapest, Hungary, on April 13, 2026. Peter Magyar won with a significant majority in the Hungarian General Election held the previous day. —Balint Szentgallay—Getty Images Péter Magyar ended Victor Orbán’s 16 year rule over Hungary following a landslide victory in
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Marine Animals in the Strait of Hormuz Don’t Get a Ceasefire
Beneath the surface of the Strait of Hormuz and the surrounding Gulf lies a biological sanctuary. The region is home to around 7,000 dugongs and fewer than 100 Arabian humpback whales—a nonmigratory population that cannot leave these waters. The United States and Iran last week agreed to a two-week ceasefire, following weeks of escalating tensions