Multiple outlets reported that Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment pulled its support from CBS' Bull, which was renewed for a fourth season. According to the reports, Spielberg's decision was motivated by harassment allegations against Weatherly by co-star Eliza Dushku. Prior stories indicated that CBS confidentially settled with Dushku for $9.5 million over the allegations.

Jared Knabenbauer, known as @ProJared, made a public statement about filing for divorce from his wife, Heidi O'Ferrall, who responded in length about her husband's alleged infidelity.

The presidential candidate and New Age author hit the 65,000 individual donor requirement to be eligible to participate in the June debates. Williamson's campaign platform includes support for universal health care and reparations for slavery.

It's May but snow is still falling in some parts of the US, so when the Class of 2019 gathered at University of Colorado Boulder for their graduation commencement, they decided to have a little fun with the snowfall.

With officials searching for two boaters who went missing on Atlanta's Lake Lanier, area people are debating whether the lake is haunted.

Common Dreams senior editor and staff writer @EoinHiggins_ shared a picture of a poster that reads, "A new video game system with the latest hits sounds like fun. Put your money toward that instead of paying dues to the union."

According to NBC LA's Fred Roggin, Lakers fans are frustrated with the direction of the team and are planning a protest outside of Staples Center on May 10.

Minneapolis author @kellybarnhill recounts a recent encounter with a Lyft driver who took her miles out of her way without warning, highlighting the vulnerable positions women can find themselves in when they order a cab through an app.

Liam Cunningham, AKA Ser Davos, blamed actress Emilia Clarke for the Starbucks cup snafu, saying, “Emilia probably drinks too much coffee.” She wasn't having it.

A foundational piece of the Jaguars defense will be absent for the upcoming season. Telvin Smith announced that he was stepping away from the game to "get his world in order."

Delvey, real name Anna Sorokin, posed as a fake German heiress to swindle friends and businesses out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. On Thursday, she was sentenced to 4-12 years in prison after being found guilty on eight counts, including first-degree attempted grand larceny.

The musician's jean jacket on the cover of Entertainment Weekly is covered in pins with members of the Friends cast, a picture of Selena Gomez and one that reads "Calm."

Neo Tilted has appeared on the Fortnite map where Tilted Towers was, breaking the alliterative naming pattern employed across the majority of the game.

The Amazon founder and CEO unveiled Blue Moon, a new lunar lander for his other company, which he plans plans to send to the moon. According to Quartz, the date of the launch has not been set, but testing on the engine will begin this summer.

In addition to the FF7 trailer, State of Play gave updates on MediEvil, Monster Hunter and more, including a tease for a new Predator game.

In a lengthy opinion piece for The New York Times, published on Thursday, Hughes calls for breaking up Facebook saying it has become “too big and too powerful.”

Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, has served as the acting defense secretary since January.