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A viral concert clip shows Bruce Springsteen appearing to walk past former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie without acknowledging him as Christie reaches out during an awkward exchange.

Trinity S1. Richard Madden as Webb Preston in Episode #105 of Trinity S1 | Darko Sikman/Netflix

The order in which political ads air on 9NEWS is determined by what advertisers purchase and what commercial time is available, not by decisions about which candidate or message gets priority.

As exhausting as politics is, there’s no denying it makes for extraordinary entertainment. The worst examples in scripted television are overly precious with the subject, steering themselves (intentionally or otherwise) toward self-conscious moral grandstanding and browbeating, with the covert intention of convincing a viewer their neighbor might be the enemy. When done right, political shows…

Former View cohost Meghan McCain took aim at a political attack ad targeting Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton.

When Kerry Washington stepped out in New York earlier this week, rocking a fierce bob, it nearly stole the spotlight from what she was actually on the ground to promote: Her new film, Animals, co-starring Ben Affleck. It debuted on Netflix and in select theaters October 9, and has already landed as the platform’s number…

Beginning on Oct. 8, 2026, New York Comic Con took over the streets of Manhattan as it transformed the city into a weekend of pop culture and superhero celebration. Florida State University can’t compete with such a large event, but it is also home to its own local convention, FreeCon, which attempts to emulate a…

“Twisters” actor Glen Powell joined Luke Combs on stage for musician’s traditional beer swigging contest.

Alexander Ovechkin, the National Hockey League’s (NHL) all-time leading goal scorer, defended his decision to appear in a political campaign ad for the United Russia party, which has strong ties to President Vladimir Putin.

Hollywood star Ben Affleck is set to captivate audiences with his latest political crime thriller, ‘Animals.’ The film’s intense new trailer, released on Monday, throws the spotlight on Affleck’s character, Mark Kimball, a charismatic Los Angeles mayoral hopeful whose world is turned upside down when his young son is kidnapped.