'That made me feel a little cool, but I don’t want to gloat. I would never insult the recently unemployed,' Maren Morris said

Find out what the 'Three's Company' cast did after their show became a smash hit

Euphoria stars Dominic Fike and Hunter Schafer end romance

Kim Kardashian recently underwent a Prenuvo scan which, helps in early detection of diseases

'You wish that families starve, while you're making $27 f**king million a year for creating nothing?' a fuming Ron Perlman asked

James Arthur has returned with the new single 'A Year Ago' about the aftermath of a breakup.

'GMA' meteorologist Ginger Zee revealed her meal preparation for Thanksgiving and gave her fans a glimpse of what she's reading during the holiday

According to a report, Britney Spears, who has a soft corner for dogs, visibly appeared distressed and concerned while taking her dog to the clinic

T-Mobile US Inc. said it would buy airwaves from Comcast Corp. for between $1.2 billion and $3.3 billion

Musician Jack Antonoff is facing backlash after fans called him "rude" towards comedian Amelia Dimoldenberg during an interview at the 2023 GQ Man of the Year Awards. Dimoldenberg, best known for her interview series Chicken Shop Date's and her awkward interview style, was chatting to Antonoff - best known for his collaborations with artists such as Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey - on the red carpet, saying it was "nice to meet him", whilst Antonoff appeared to ignore her and look at the crowd. Things only got worse when Dimoldenberg asked the songwriter if his glasses were "real." "Of course they are real," he replied. "That's extremely f**king offensive." Dimodlenberg chuckled at his comment, before Antonoff said, slightly chuckling himself, "That's like asking, 'Are you a piece of s**t? Are you a piece of s**t?" The whole time Antonoff seems to be avoiding Dimoldenberg's gaze. @pagesix Jack Antonoff is facing backlash for being “rude” to comedian Amelia Dimoldenberg during an interview at the 2023 GQ Man of the Year Awards. More details at the link in our bio. On social media, many branded the musician "rude". "What was his problem?" Asked one viewer under a TikTok of the interview. "At first I thought it was just banter but at the end he was rude." Wrote another. However, some said he was just trying to match Dimoldenberg's interview style and it just didn't land great. GQ have since released another clip of the pair's interview that is a lot less awkward. With Antonoff laughing and having a discussion with Dimoldenberg. @britishgq "More people are dead than alive." Amelia Dimoldenberg quizzes Jack Antonoff over traffic, collaborating with a dead artist and the British sense of humour at #GQMOTY. #GQMOTYxBOSS #JackAntonoff The new clip made fans quick to forgive Antonoff, blaming the original backlash on bad editing. "No because I'm kind of convinced with that first clip someone just has it out for him because this is a whole different vibe now", one commenter wrote. So it seems Antonoff is off the hook for now. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings. How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel

Heather Rae El Moussa wished Christina Hall's son Brayden a happy birthday

Andrew Tate shares an article by Washington Post, calls out the writer for saying he is 'far right'