‘Cobra Kai’s Martin Kove Accused Of Biting Co-Star At Fan Convention, Police Report Says

Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently detained in Brooklyn, New York, awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, as legal proceedings unfold.

Zohran Mamdani, a Queens resident and rising star in New York City politics, is making waves in the mayoral race—especially after gaining traction against big-name rivals like former Governor Andrew Cuomo. This piece breaks down five key things about him, from his background to his policy priorities, giving voters a snapshot of who he is and what he stands for.

The article explores the romantic history of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, highlighting his past relationships with high-profile women like Jennifer Lopez, Kim Porter, and Cassie, amid recent legal troubles tied to a sex trafficking investigation.

The Library of Congress just snagged a treasure trove of Stephen Sondheim’s creative genius—think handwritten lyrics, early drafts, and behind-the-scenes scraps from legendary shows like Sweeney Todd and Into the Woods. Over 5,000 pieces of his work will now be preserved for future generations to geek out over.

Editor’s Note: Sondheim’s work isn’t just Broadway history—it’s American cultural DNA. By archiving his drafts and doodles, the Library of Congress ensures that artists, scholars, and fans can peek into the messy, brilliant process behind musicals that reshaped theater. It’s like saving a time capsule of creativity.

Netflix is diving back into the music scene with Hitmakers, a fresh unscripted series blending documentary and reality TV. The show, premiering July 24, brings together twelve top-tier songwriters and producers in high-pressure writing camps to craft potential chart-toppers. Think Songland meets The Beatles: Get Back, but with Netflix’s glossy production—and likely some behind-the-scenes drama.

Editor’s Note: Music fans and reality TV junkies get a new obsession, but it’s also a smart play for Netflix. Unscripted shows are cheaper to produce than blockbuster dramas, and music content has a built-in, passionate audience. If Hitmakers lands even one viral hit, it could boost Netflix’s credibility in the music space—and maybe even spawn a franchise. Plus, for songwriters, it’s rare, high-profile exposure in an industry that usually keeps them behind the scenes. Win-win.