BBC Accused Of Censorship After Removing Claim That Trump Is “Most Openly Corrupt President In History” From Prestigious Radio Show

In the latest episode of South Park, titled Turkey Trot, the show satirizes U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who finds himself frustrated by a bumbling police detective while Thanksgiving festivities are jeopardized. This episode marks a lighter moment in a season filled with intense storylines, including Donald Trump's controversial plot involving his unborn child with Satan.

David Letterman recently criticized former President Donald Trump, referring to him as the 'Big Ol' Nasty D-Word' during a discussion about Trump's call to fire late-night host Seth Meyers. Letterman expressed his disapproval of Trump's actions and defended Meyers against the president's social media attacks.

Dame Caroline Dinenage, head of the committee overseeing the BBC, has advised against replacing the BBC chair at this time, emphasizing the need for stability amid ongoing governance challenges within the organization.

Shumeet Banerji, a former board member of the BBC, resigned citing significant governance issues within the organization. His resignation highlights concerns regarding the leadership and operational effectiveness at the corporation's highest levels, particularly in light of ongoing controversies surrounding bias in its news coverage.

Rush Hour 4 is officially in development at Paramount Pictures, following intervention from Donald Trump, who reportedly requested the revival of the franchise. This marks a significant return for director Brett Ratner, who had stepped back from Hollywood amid allegations of sexual misconduct during the #MeToo movement.