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Morgan Wallen Disqualified by Academy of Country Music for Upcoming Awards; One-Day Airplay Down 80% Morgan Wallen Disqualified by Academy of Country Music for Upcoming Awards; One-Day Airplay Down 80% The Country Music Association moved to pull Wallen off its digital platforms, as well. Airplay increasingly plummeted as the day progressed, among stations that still had him on the air at all. Chris Willman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail With Morgan Wallen’s name being anathema for the moment in the country music industry, it’s not surprising that the biggest star of the moment would b...

Does It Get Any Cuter Than John Krasinski Repping His Daughters' Initials on SNL? Not Quite 114 Shares John Krasinski saved the best outfit for last during his Saturday Night Live hosting gig. After wearing a dapper green AMI Paris suit for his surprise-filled opening monologue (ICYMI, he casually smooched Pete Davidson) and wearing nothing but a white tank top for a slightly disturbing Ratatouille-themed skit (seriously, consider yourself warned), the actor changed into a sentimental shirt that has our hearts melting into a big ol' pile of mush. For his final thank yous...

Late last year, at the end of my parental leave, I finally caught up with The Comey Rule, Showtime’s stolid adaptation of former FBI Director James Comey’s memoir about—among other things—being fired by Donald Trump. A cluster of TV stars play the civil servants elevated by the MAGA internet into almost mythological characters: Jeff Daniels as Comey, Holly Hunter as Sally Yates, Steven Pasquale and Oona Chaplin as the text-crossed lovers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page. But the real draw is Brendan Gleeson playing Trump. The Irish actor gives a fantastic performance that dances between im...

Another Trump term would have manifested more sci-fi dystopia and the coarsest comedies imaginable.

Companies, directors, governments face wave of climate change lawfare Save Share Companies, directors, governments and professional services firms face a growing risk of litigation over their climate change disclosure and emissions reduction policies in 2021, experts predict, as concerned citizens turn to the courts to spearhead environmental action. It builds on a trend of climate change litigation that culminated in the Retail Employees Superannuation Trust (Rest) settlement in 2020, which for the first time forced the super fund to recognise climate change was a financial risk, and stress-...