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U2 frontman Bono, in Cannes for the premiere of his Apple TV+ documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender, opened up about his personal journey, shifting global politics, and the unraveling of global health progress in a wide-ranging interview. The documentary, directed by Andrew Dominik and streaming May 30, adapts Bono’s 2022 book and stage show of the same name.

A senior White House aide resigned over concerns about President Joe Biden's cognitive decline, revealing efforts to shield his condition from staff and the public.

During a recent episode of ABC's "The View," co-host Sunny Hostin asserted that the United States is a "misogynistic country" due to its failure to elect a female president.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld faced an anti-Israel heckler while leaving a New York Knicks game. The protester accused him of supporting "the genocide of babies in Gaza."

In a Manhattan federal courtroom, singer Cassie Ventura delivered emotional testimony against Sean "Diddy" Combs, detailing a decade-long relationship marked by alleged abuse, control, and coerced sexual encounters.

Dove is under fire again for featuring a transgender model in a women's haircare advertisement, reigniting criticism over the brand's approach to gender identity in marketing.

New York University graduate Natalie Jasmine Harris has accused Malia Obama of replicating elements from her 2024 Sundance short film, Grace, in a recent Nike advertisement directed by Obama.

On May 12, 2025, co-host Sunny Hostin of ABC's "The View" reversed her previous criticism of Pope Leo XIV upon discovering his Black and Haitian heritage.

Country music star Morgan Wallen has addressed his abrupt departure from the March 29, 2025, episode of Saturday Night Live (SNL), clarifying that his early exit was not due to any conflict but simply a desire to return home after a week of rehearsals.

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, addressed over 6,000 journalists at the Vatican on May 12, emphasizing the importance of truthful communication and press freedom.