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Billie Eilish discussed her Tourette’s syndrome on Amy Poehler's 'Good Hang' podcast, detailing how she suppresses tics during interviews and the frustrations of public misunderstanding. Drawing from past appearances on shows like David Letterman's and Ellen DeGeneres', she highlighted the condition's impact on her life and career.
Kingston city council unanimously voted to explore options for addressing long-term budget strains, including new revenue tools and asset reviews, amid rising costs from expanded services. Officials like Treasurer Desiree Kennedy and Mayor Bryan Paterson stressed the need for proactive measures to maintain low tax increases while ensuring fiscal sustainability over the next decade.
A Calgary high school football community is rallying around 17-year-old Kane Hart, diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma, through a fundraiser at Shouldice Park benefiting his family. The event highlights themes of awareness and support, with local businesses contributing to feed attendees and raise funds for treatment.
Severe flooding in Saskatchewan has led to 35 local states of emergency, damaging rural roads and bridges and raising concerns about repair costs and timelines for small municipalities. Provincial officials are focusing on temporary fixes while awaiting water recession for full assessments and funding decisions.
The second season finale of NBC's 'The Hunting Party' featured a dramatic shooting of lead character Bex and a twist revealing the secret prison The Pit creates criminals, positioning Bex for a leadership role. Cast members Melissa Roxburgh and Josh Dallas discussed the potential romance between Bex and Shane, highlighting the show's blend of action and personal drama.
Kim Raver's character Teddy Altman exits Grey's Anatomy in the Season 22 finale by moving to Paris with Owen Hunt and their family, marking the end of a 14-season run amid a dramatic bridge collapse storyline. In interviews, Raver reflects on the character's growth, the couple's complex relationship, and gratitude for the Shondaland experience, while hinting at possible future returns.
The season 22 finale of Grey's Anatomy featured dramatic events including a bridge collapse leading to Owen and Teddy's exit to Paris, Meredith's marriage proposal to Nick, romantic entanglements, and professional shake-ups amid cast reductions for budget reasons. Showrunner Meg Marinis discussed the emotional impact of these changes, highlighting the series' ongoing evolution.
Attorneys for accused shooter Cole Allen have moved to disqualify U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro and acting AG Todd Blanche from his case due to their presence at the White House Correspondents' Dinner where the incident occurred. The motion highlights potential conflicts of interest, citing DOJ rules and public statements from the officials involved.
The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 8, 2026, challenged solvers with clues like 'Squash' for SMUSH, as detailed in CNET's analysis. The puzzle's answers and design highlight its role in daily entertainment, drawing millions to the Times' gaming lineup.
President Donald Trump surprised White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with a video message praising her battle against early-stage breast cancer during an award gala, calling her the best chief of staff in history. Wiles, accepting the Independent Women’s Forum's Woman of Valor Award, affirmed her commitment to continue working without complaint amid the diagnosis.
LIV Golf faces a funding crisis as Saudi Arabia's PIF ends support after 2026, but player Thomas Detry reaffirms his commitment to the tour, praising its format and calling for unity among players. While some like Bryson DeChambeau remain open to PGA returns, others like Thomas Pieters express no interest in leaving, highlighting the tour's appeal despite uncertainties.
TikTok has scaled back its AI Overviews feature after it generated wildly inaccurate video summaries, such as mistaking Charli D'Amelio for blueberries and Shakira for blue shapes. While limiting the tool to product identification, the company continues to invest in other AI initiatives amid ongoing accuracy challenges in the industry.
Kathryn Bigelow's 1995 film Strange Days is rediscovered as a seminal cyberpunk work, blending virtual reality thriller elements with social commentary on 1990s Los Angeles unrest. Featuring Ralph Fiennes and Angela Bassett, the movie's prescient take on technology and memory draws parallels to modern VR advancements amid upcoming genre revivals.
The upcoming Trump-Xi summit on May 14-15 is expected to prioritize the Iran war over economic issues like tariffs and rare earths, potentially limiting business progress despite some anticipated deals. Recent escalations in the Middle East and scaled-back U.S. executive participation highlight the geopolitical tensions overshadowing trade talks.
Oil prices rallied Friday after a U.S.-Iran fire exchange in the Strait of Hormuz raised fears of a crumbling ceasefire, with Brent crude hitting $101.26 and WTI at $95.64 per barrel. President Trump downplayed the clash as a 'love tap' while warning of further strikes, as markets brace for volatility amid ongoing peace talks.
The U.S. military struck Iranian facilities in response to attacks on its Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions between the two nations. While the U.S. claims self-defense against unprovoked aggression, Iran describes it as an exchange of fire with the enemy, amid reports of explosions across key locations.
Health officials in five U.S. states are monitoring passengers from a cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak as it sails toward Spain's Canary Islands. The incident highlights rare risks in maritime travel, prompting international coordination and calls for enhanced safety measures.
Corning CEO Wendell Weeks disclosed in a CNBC interview that the company has secured larger deals with two unnamed hyperscalers compared to its $6 billion Meta agreement, boosting investor confidence. The news highlights Corning's key role in optical connectivity for AI and data centers amid expanding tech infrastructure.
A new memorial in Pyongyang reveals that around 2,300 North Korean soldiers died fighting for Russia in Ukraine's Kursk region, based on BBC analysis of engraved names. The site, ordered by Kim Jong Un, highlights the heavy toll of the deployment amid North Korea's alliance with Moscow.
More than a dozen former NFL players have joined lawsuits against Ohio State University alleging sexual abuse by former team doctor Richard Strauss decades ago. The cases, ongoing since 2018, highlight systemic failures and seek accountability amid broader reforms in college athletics.
