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Jeremy Hambly, known online as TheQuartering, is facing the prospect of a class action lawsuit over allegations that he systematically abused YouTube’s copyright flagging system to remove content from creators who spoke out against him. The controversy centers on accusations that Hambly engaged in false flagging, using YouTube’s DMCA takedown system to target detractors. As … Read more

Comedian Bobby Lee recently joined Theo Von on the This Past Weekend podcast, where the longtime friends talked about various topics. During one of the more serious stretches of the conversation, Bobby opened up about his political views and why he usually avoids discussing them publicly. “I’m a liberal. I’ve always have and always will … Read more

Andrew Schulz and Charlamagne tha God did not hold back when discussing Russell Brand‘s appearance on Piers Morgan, where Brand fumbled through the pages of a Bible he brought, unable to locate a single verse on camera. The conversation started with Charlamagne zeroing in on what he saw as a calculated image rehabilitation effort. “I … Read more

Fresh and Fit co-host Myron Gaines, already under scrutiny from Louis Theroux‘s Netflix documentary on the manosphere, is now facing a separate and deeply uncomfortable line of questioning. YouTube personality and podcast host Ethan Klein confronted Gaines directly over claims that young female guests, some of them under 21, were allegedly being handed beverages and … Read more

During a recent broadcast, MMA media personality Luke Thomas addressed the resurfaced clip of Joe Rogan discussing adult film actress Traci Lords and the culture surrounding media in the 1990s. The topic came up after a viewer asked Thomas during the live chat: “Did you see the viral Rogan clip where he admits to watching … Read more

An Atlanta-based podcaster who built his entire brand around a “rich and unemployed” lifestyle is now facing seven years in federal prison after prosecutors say he orchestrated a multimillion-dollar unemployment fraud scheme during the pandemic. The case against Jonathan Dupiton reads less like a cautionary tale and more like a self-inflicted disaster years in the … Read more

US Representative Tim Burchett appeared on Joe Rogan‘s podcast and made a candid admission that caught many listeners off guard: he cannot afford to live in Washington, D.C. “I sleep on my couch in my office and I shower in the gym,” Burchett told Rogan. “I don’t have a place. I can’t afford it. It’s … Read more

Braden Peters, known online as Clavicular, is now facing criminal charges in Miami-Dade County following an incident in the Everglades, adding to an already growing list of legal troubles for the social media personality. Florida attorney Andrew Esquire, host of the Legal Mindset channel, broke down the new charges. In his recent video, he explained … Read more

What started as a Western April Fools’ prank has somehow become a full-blown online obsession among Chinese military nationalists, who are now passionately designing a fictional super battleship in comment sections across Tencent News. The chain of events began when Naval News, a well-known Western military publication, posted a satirical article on April 1st, 2026. … Read more

On Joe Rogan Experience #2494, guest Chamath Palihapitiya noted that Joe Rogan doesn’t read his online comments. This prompted Rogan to explain why he made that choice, and why he believes others in the public eye should follow suit. Rogan’s reasoning boiled down to a blunt assessment. “No one who is healthy and happy and … Read more