It’s the “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” Season 7 Grand Finale, and the queens are leaving it all on the stage: vocals, choreo, drama, and enough sequins to blind the BBC. “Werk Room Weekly” hosts Jason Cerin and Brian Faas break down the top four’s original verses for “Money Shot,” where Bones, Elle Vosque, Catrin Feelings,...
It’s the “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” Season 7 Grand Finale, and the queens are leaving it all on the stage: vocals, choreo, drama, and enough sequins to blind the BBC. “Werk Room Weekly” hosts Jason Cerin and Brian Faas break down the top four’s original verses for “Money Shot,” where Bones, Elle Vosque, Catrin Feelings,...
One of the execs considered a possible successor to Jamie Dimon as JPMorgan's CEO warned Tuesday that the bank expects to spend a higher-than-expected $105 billion next year, sending shares lower.
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani hit back Tuesday at criticism over his plan to stop clearing homeless camps — but still came up short on concrete alternatives and failed to address quality of life concerns. The Democratic socialist pol slammed the current policy for policing street encampments under Mayor Eric Adams, noting the city had failed to...
Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner prize for her colourful drawings and sculptures made from found fabric and VHS tape, becoming the first artist with a learning disability to take home the £25,000 prize.
Alex Farquharson, chair of the jury and director of Tate Britain, said the win by the British-Nigerian represented a watershed moment for the international art world.
There are certain phrases that properly arouse immediate suspicion. “The dog did it,” for example. “Trump apologizes.” Or, “Jean Chrétien declines to talk about himself.” The latter is in play because the former Liberal prime minister has declined to appear before a parliamentary committee to discuss certain rather unsavoury directives he might have given his immigration minister in 1995 with an eye to winning the Quebec independence referendum. Read More
Xiomara Castro alleges US manipulation and blackmail as preliminary count shows two rightwing candidates closely tied
Honduras’s president, Xiomara Castro, has alleged that an “electoral coup” is under way in the country’s presidential election, which she says has been marked by “interference from the president of the United States, Donald Trump”.
The leftist president also said that “The Honduran people must never accept elections marked by interference, manipulation and blackmail … Sovereignty is not negotiable, democracy is not surrendered.”
A group of Long Island parents and educators is suing state Attorney General Letitia James for muzzling them on trans-student-athlete issues — while forcing officials to call kids by their preferred pronouns.
Conservative Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett were uncharacteristically quiet during arguments in a blockbuster case revolving around Vice President JD Vance that could upend campaign finance in the midterms.
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