Flash drought conditions continue to ramp up across the Southeast.
Charlotte Weather Conditions and Video
In the video at the top of this webpage, meteorologist Joe Puma explains how the dry conditions are fanning fire risks.
VIDEO: Joe Puma’s Tuesday forecast
Standing on the rear bed of his greatest boondoggle, his face obscured in shadow, the billionaire who built a rabid fanbase through seemingly inhuman feats of engineering and willpower cut a greatly reduced figure: Elon Musk was presiding over the first customer deliveries of a Tesla truck that, like most things Musk touched, was drastically over budget and far beyond its original shipping timeline. Plus, just a couple days earlier Musk had essentially sealed the dismal fate of another of his companies by publicly telling advertising partners to "go fuck [themselves]." Suffice it to say that Musk touted his gaudy stainless steel monstrosity's abilities for a while before explaining to a handful of the sycophantic first new Cybertruck owners (including one Alexis Ohanian) the extremely non-obvious way to open their doors and then repeating a vague and perplexing statement about how wild it's going to be to see these driving around before calling it a day.
Despite his youthful appearance, Murphy's been around Hollywood a long time and has some epic stories to prove it.
X CEO Linda Yaccarino is publicly backing Elon Musk after he explicitly said "go fuck yourself" to advertisers leaving X during an onstage interview yesterday at The New York Times DealBook Summit. Musk, who in recent days has endorsed antisemitic content on the platform alongside other conspiracy theories, like the debunked Pizzagate, has threatened lawsuits against Media Matters, the Center for Countering Digital Hate and the Anti-Defamation League, claiming their reports are scaring advertisers off the platform. In yesterday's interview, Musk offered an apology for his recent actions, saying he "handed a loaded gun to those who hate me," and that he was "quite sorry."
Celebrities Whoopi Goldberg, Christie Brinkley and more defended Parton.
The TV personality opens up about MS, substance abuse and why podcasting with his famous folks is like "family therapy."
David Zucker, on the movie's 35th anniversary, explains how Elvis Presley's widow landed her role.
“I think that this is a pivotal moment in time for professional golf … and I felt like I could be of help.”
A grueling test of physical and mental stamina proved too difficult for all but a trio of celebs.
Teasing and toying with competitors and viewers alike, "DWTS" advances entire field to the finals.
The disappointing debut comes as CEO Bob Iger attempts to revamp the company's film division.
The BBC named the two royals at the center of the conversation about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son, Archie. The names were printed in a Dutch version of Omid Scobie's book, and he allegedly doesn't know how.
Jack Antonoff reveals Taylor Swift wrote "You're Losing Me" more than one year before she and Joe Alwyn split.
The singer and author is looking back on her struggles as she marks a sobriety milestone.
The legendary Hong Kong action filmmaker has just delivered his first American movie in 20 years.
Buffett "kept the focus on the music and the fun that is available every day if we seek it out," producer Mac McAnally told Yahoo.
With your biggest holiday meals coming up, here's your chance to bring Our Place to Your Place, at a deep discount while you can.
"We are making a movie, not a docu-drama," Napoleonic historian and film consultant Michael Broers tells Yahoo Entertainment. "They're both held to different standards."
In his first media conference in several months, Tiger Woods spoke about his own recovery, the PGA Tour-LIV negotiations, and how often he plans to play in 2024.
The Pistons haven’t won in a month now, and they lost by 19 points Monday night to the lowly Washington Wizards.
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