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The teaser for Saturday's episode comes days after Davidson said his fellow castmates think he's “fucking dumb.”

Ford v Ferrari filmmaker James Mangold is in talks to take over the Harrison Ford sequel instead.

Asking all the right questions.

The White House is reportedly considering appointing a czar to coordinate the response—even as the president downplays the threat.

“There is another culture at play here, which is the culture of Disney,” Caro said in a new interview.

James Bacon, a 23-year-old George Washington University student, has been hired for a key role in the new regime.

Creator Ryan Murphy revealed longtime faves Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters will also return to the anthology series.

She threw a blazer on top of a monochrome shirt and pants, so she was ready to run at a SportsAid event.

”I will win South Carolina,” Biden declared at Tuesday night’s debate, his best performance of the election cycle. But is it enough to kickstart his struggling campaign?

The second lady has emerged with a new look—“more of a stateswoman,” says a veteran Republican—and a renewed commitment to the Trump White House. Sources close to the Pences say it’s all part of their plan for a presidential campaign: “They’re playing long ball.”

Turturro on resurrecting a beloved character for his very own project—based on a film Roger Ebert once called “the most misogynistic movie I can remember.”

“Oh, OK, now I understand why he asks people to sign an NDA after he tells a joke,” the Late Show host zinged about the presidential hopeful.

The Oscar nominee on his first film in eight years: Wendy, a wild reimagining of Peter Pan.

No longer a teenager, and having just played a Bernie Sanders rally, the musician is releasing her biggest album yet.

Get to know the bold pop voice on the soundtracks for *Birds of Prey* and *13 Reasons Why.* Next up: her full-length album.

After 28 years and five grand slams, Maria Sharapova steps away from the game.

How powerful women express a range of lusts in an election year.

Democratic candidates used the chaotic debate to make their case against Bernie Sanders and his chances in November.

Narendra Modi recently passed a law many view as discriminatory against Muslim people.

Plus, a discussion question.

Trump pushed for the V.A. to adopt the controversial anti-suicide Johnson & Johnson drug Spravato. Some vets might have been helped—but so were a lot of Trump cronies.

At least three reporters who’ve written stories critical of Bernie Sanders—most recently Scott Bixby of the Daily Beast—say they’ve been flooded with spam texts in the aftermath, in addition to catching flack on Twitter.

Don’t worry—he’s still rocking that west-coast casual look even though he’s in Edinburgh for a climate change speech.

Iger is out as chief executive after 15 years at the head of the company; he will be replaced by Bob Chapek.

For more than two decades, Harvey Weinstein wielded his fame and influence like a social weapon. On Monday, after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault, he was rendered obsolete.