Whoopi Goldberg caused a stir on live television Monday morning after tearing up a note from producers during "The View." The outburst came after Goldberg made a joking remark about former President Donald Trump using an "autopen" to sign a recent pardon — a comment that show staff quickly tried to correct. The tense moment unfolded as Goldberg and her co-hosts discussed Trump's appearance on CBS's "60 ... Read more
Trey Yesavage’s Heartfelt Message to Taylor Frick After Her Postseason Tribute Has Fans Feeling the Love.yv
The Toronto Blue Jays fell agonizingly short of the ultimate prize, losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games in the World Series. Blue Jays rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage received a message of support from his girlfriend, Taylor Frick, after the disappointing defeat. On Sunday, Frick paid tribute to her partner, who had to navigate the ups and downs of the postseason at a very nascent stage in his career. In the cover ... Read more
After the Blue Jays’ World Series Heartbreak, One Free Agent Said Exactly What Every Fan Needed to Hear.yv
One of the biggest question marks the Toronto Blue Jays are facing this offseason is what exactly will their pitching staff look like in 2026? Kevin Gausman, Trey Yesavage and Jose Berrios are all going into Spring Training with a lock on a rotation spot - but that leaves two places open. After doing everything he could to help his team try to win the World Series in 2025, maybe Chris Bassitt will be a player ... Read more
Erika Kirk reveals Sinclair offered to push a Jimmy Kimmel apology — and shares her powerful response .DV
Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk said she doesn’t want an apology from late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel for his incendiary remarks about the assassination of her husband that got him booted from the air. Kirk said Sinclair Broadcast Group, which operates dozens of ABC-affiliated stations across the country, approached her and asked if she wanted to appear on the 57-year-old comic’s show where he would apologize. “I told ... Read more
Folk legend Joan Baez opens up in a raw, soulful conversation with peace activist John Dear. NQ
This week on "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts legendary folk singer Joan Baez, his friend of 35 years. A lifelong activist for peace, justice, and civil and human rights, Baez has released more than 30 albums and traveled the world singing for peace for more than 60 years. She also published an autobiography called And a Voice to Sing With, and recently published her first collection of ... Read more