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BBC to reveal its highest paid employees, and only a third are women
Drake scores $8.25 in 'Degrassi' money
Aaron Carter tearfully reveals arrest details
'Despacito' is now the most streamed song of all time
Comic-Con wrestles with digital-age challenges
Noah: Trump and 'care' don't go together
Parents of alleged R. Kelly 'victim' speak out
'World first' statue of Jane Austen to be unveiled
'Pretty Little Liars' actress opens up about eating disorder: 'It almost killed me'
Ed Sheeran temporarily quits Twitter after 'Game of Thrones' scorn
'Doctor Who' female lead was a long time coming
In the story of the beloved sci-fi show, Doctor Who, the lead character of The Doctor survives by periodically transforming into a new physical form and personality, who is also then portrayed by a different actor. After the BBC announced Sunday that actress Jodie Whittaker, star of the British crime drama "Broadchurch," will be the thirteenth Doctor, disgruntled viewers immediately voiced their disapproval on Twitter. Chief among their complaints is that the Doctor is a Time LORD, not a Time Lady. To which I say: please.
Fox News' Sean Hannity calls colleague Shep Smith 'so anti-Trump'
Rupert Murdoch's papers criticize Trump; is the mogul sending a message?
China cracks down on 'Winnie the Pooh'
Not everyone is singing praises for Ed Sheeran's 'Game of Thrones' cameo
United Airlines sends rapper's dog to wrong city
'Game of Thrones' nabs record ratings for season 7 premiere
Horror movie legend George A. Romero, creator of 'Night of the Living Dead,' dies at 77
Singer Aaron Carter arrested on DUI, marijuana charges, Georgia officer says
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