American actor, comedian, author, and TV personality with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony credentials
Jill Biden has said she was "frightened" watching Joe Biden's June 2024 debate performance and thought he might be having a stroke, according to excerpts from her memoir View from the East Wing and a CBS News interview. The book has recounted concerns about his health before the debate and the chain of events that led to his withdrawal from the 2024 race.
The vice president has promoted a memorandum of understanding on Iran that critics say is flawed. He is defending the agreement in interviews and on talk shows as a broader political battle unfolds within the GOP ahead of 2028.
Knicks championing access to the White House are weighing whether to visit President Trump after owner James Dolan invited the president to host a White House visit; players have not yet decided, amid mixed reactions from media figures and political commentators.
A week of streaming releases and new music debuts is highlighted by cross-platform titles, including a Netflix relaunch of a classic, a Peacock original, and new albums from Adam Lambert and Finn Wolfhard. AP reviews frame several releases, while HBO Max debuts The Long Walk ahead of a Stephen King adaptation.
The Daytime Emmy Awards have nominated Meghan Markle’s reality-style program “With Love, Meghan” in the outstanding lifestyle category. The Duchess of Sussex’s show features cooking, entertaining and gardening segments and is up against several other programs. CBS leads with nominations across multiple categories. The ceremony is set for Oct. 30 at the Hollywood Palladium.
Donald Trump has attended and helped present medals at the 2026 World Cup final in New Jersey, where Spain defeated Argentina 1-0. He has been the focal point before and after the ceremony, drawing boos and triggering debate over U.S. hosting ambitions, international diplomacy, and sports as a political stage.
A new opera by Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek, staged by Tom Morris for Scottish Opera and Opera Ventures, uses Kafka’s fable to explore how a carnival’s ‘galloping cure’ exposes a town to pain’s true cost. Cast features Daniela Mack, Justin Austin, and Susan Bullock; staging blends spectacle with biting social critique.