BBC Issues Apology Over ‘High Risk’ Bob Vylan’s Controversial Glastonbury Performance

Stormi, Kylie Jenner’s daughter, is stealing the spotlight again—this time for showing off her math skills and confident attitude during a private jet moment with her mom. Social media is loving the clip, with fans calling her the "main character" for her charm and smarts.

Editor’s Note: It’s another viral moment in the never-ending fascination with celebrity families, but it’s also a lighthearted break from heavier news. Stormi’s confidence and relatability (yes, even on a private jet) make it shareable—proof that even the youngest Kardashian-Jenner crew members are growing up in the public eye.

A writer chronicles her year-long journey of celibacy in The Dry Season, discovering that stepping back from romantic and sexual desire leads to unexpected personal growth. Instead of feeling deprived, she uncovers a deeper connection to herself—one that isn’t defined by relationships or physical intimacy.

Editor’s Note: In a world that often equates fulfillment with romantic or sexual validation, this memoir flips the script. It’s a refreshing take on how taking a break from desire—something so often seen as a core human drive—can actually open up space for self-reflection and empowerment. Whether you’re curious about celibacy or just love a good personal transformation story, this one’s worth a look.

Comedy Central is delaying the second season of Digman!, the animated comedy from Andy Samberg and Neil Campbell, after pushing back South Park's Season 27 premiere. Both shows were supposed to air back-to-back on Wednesday nights, but now Digman! will follow South Park's new July 23 debut instead of its original July 9 slot.

Editor’s Note: If you were looking forward to Digman!’s return, you’ll have to wait a couple more weeks—but at least the delay keeps its pairing with South Park intact. For fans of animated comedy blocks, this reshuffle is minor, but it hints at the behind-the-scenes scheduling dance networks do to keep audiences hooked. Not a huge deal, just a slight shift on the calendar.

Sukeban, the flashy wrestling brand that mixes Japanese women's pro-wrestling with anime-style theatrics, just teamed up with telecom heavyweight NTT DoCoMo’s entertainment arm. The partnership aims to turbocharge Sukeban’s global reach and content production, tapping into NTT’s resources for talent, distribution, and IP development. Think bigger events, more anime-infused wrestling mayhem, and a push to hook international fans.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another wrestling deal—it’s a cultural crossover play. Sukeban’s anime-wrestling fusion already has a cult following, and with NTT’s backing, it could break into mainstream global entertainment. For fans, it means more high-energy, stylized content; for the industry, it’s a sign of how niche subcultures are leveraging big corporate muscle to go worldwide.

Sarah Jessica Parker is opening up about the bittersweet reality of her kids getting older. The actress, famously known for Sex and the City, admits she’s not exactly rushing toward the "empty nest" phase of life. With her son James Wilkie already 22 and her twin daughters Tabitha and Marion turning 16, she’s clearly cherishing these moments before they all fly the coop.

Editor’s Note: Even celebrities aren’t immune to the emotional rollercoaster of parenting. Parker’s candid take reminds us that no matter how glamorous life may seem, watching your kids grow up is universally poignant—whether you’re a Hollywood star or not. It’s a relatable glimpse into the messy, heartfelt side of family life.