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Javier Bardem advocates for Palestine, urging viewers to subscribe and connect on social media.
Jim Gaffigan shares a humorous and unsettling letter from a young fan named David.
John Cena showcases his charisma during Shark Week with scenes filmed in Antibes, complemented by engaging beach stock footage.
Johnny Marr distances himself from Morrissey's Brexit views and rules out a Smiths reunion.
Kanye West is suspended from Twitter for posting a swastika and praising Hitler.
The Duchess of Cambridge rolls her eyes in New York after a wrapping demand during an event.
Krysten Ritter discusses line dancing in Pennsylvania and the 'tush push' dance.
Jess Phillips shares her heartbreak over Labour's terrible night in the elections.
Rupa Huq is suspended from the Labour Party for racist comments about Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
The season premiere features Tony Beets discussing Gen Z lingo this Friday on Discovery.
Leicester's Hindu and Muslim leaders urge an end to violence and incitement in their community.
Mike Rowe revisits the excitement of dirty jobs at a junkyard, showcasing tasks like airbag system work and memorable incidents that highlight the chaos of the trade.
Children in Gaza share their tragic stories of losing limbs to bombings.
Three arrests follow a fatal car explosion outside a Liverpool hospital, injuring another person.
Liz Truss aims to curb rising energy bills in the UK with a new rescue plan.
Fans focus on the race between Kye and Lizzi, despite their personal drama.
Local politicians demand Putin's resignation over the war in Ukraine via a petition.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, is examined alongside the influence of social media on drug trafficking and methamphetamine production in Mexico.
Louis C.K. shares his dislike for Twitter and critiques social media's impact on real-life events.
Tim Cook leads influential CEOs on Twitter, engaging the World At Large with his tweets.
Watch 'Inside Assad's Syria' for a pro-Assad militia commander's perspective on Syria.
Kenyans and Nigerians debate Lupita Nyong'o's role in HBO's 'Americanah' on Twitter.
A lawyer claims a witness in the Madeleine McCann case swapped info for police favours.
Nicolás Maduro's controversial election victory in Venezuela raises serious questions about the integrity of the country's democratic process and future.
Mobsters in Italy exploit coronavirus chaos and rising poverty during the pandemic.
A size-accurate Bigfoot cast is created, prompting discussions about the authenticity of a solitary footprint and the lack of surrounding tracks.
Manchester City is banned from the Champions League for two seasons due to financial breaches.
A man humorously claims to deliver weed to Braveheart, referencing William Wallace.
Mark Ruffalo criticizes Western powers for their inaction on Gaza's famine crisis.
Planetary scientists reveal that ancient Mars had a warmer, wetter environment than today.
Mary Lynn Rajskub shares her hopes for returning to '24' and fan reactions on Twitter.
Activists aboard the Family Madeira work to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while receiving widespread support for the Free Palestine movement.
Jacob Sartorius connects with millions on social media, lip-syncing to Lana Del Rey and Kendrick Lamar.
Angela Merkel's leadership in Germany concludes, impacting the CDU and Europe significantly.
Michael Gove claims the EU admits a mistake in triggering Article 16 on vaccine exports.
Mike Rowe cleans a filthy pool in Florida, showcasing extreme pool maintenance challenges.
Young people rally against older generations for Brexit's impact on their future.
A minute's silence is held for Prince Philip as his funeral begins, marking a significant moment.
Ashish Joshi reports on the ongoing search for missing Flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean.
Ronda Rousey shares insights on sex and superstition before title fights.
A German-Iranian attacks in Munich, with motives still unclear, as reported by the Financial Times.
Graphic video shows police shooting the Nashville school attacker during a critical incident.
Nate Diaz addresses Justin Bieber's Twitter insult and their club encounter in LA.
John Oliver discusses FCC's net neutrality plans and public response on Twitter.
Duct tape is highlighted for its versatility in survival situations, serving as a fire starter and essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts.
FRONTLINE questions the worth of a brain injury to the NFL and references 'League of Denial.'
Nicola Bulley's family condemns speculation about her disappearance on social media platforms.
The search for missing Nicola Bulley moves to the River Wyre and Morecambe Bay coastline.
