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How Louis C.K. went from being an ‘outcast’ to landing a new Netflix special

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By Elahe Izadi Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
How Louis C.K. went from being an ‘outcast’ to landing a new Netflix special (washingtonpost.com) How Louis C.K. went from being an ‘outcast’ to landing a new Netflix special The comic was dropped by mainstream Hollywood after admitting to sexual misconduct. But he’s been working stages and gaining fans in the years since. By Elahe Izadi 2026070109014200 When Louis C.K. took the Kennedy Center stage Sunday for the Mark Twain Prize ceremony in honor of Bill Maher, the comic told few jokes.
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The 43 definitive rules for watching the World Cup

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By Rick Maese Verified, Dan Merica Verified, Fritz Hahn Verified, Thomas Floyd Verified, Elahe Izadi Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Every four years, a soccer tournament arrives to remind us that civilization is mostly a polite fiction, held together by breakfast beers, polyester jerseys, ancient grudges and the shared belief that shouting at a television can somehow influence events thousands of miles away. For nearly six weeks, offices become sports bars, sports bars become embassies and group chats become international tribunals.
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Kennedy Center’s ‘Shear Madness’ becomes Trump-related collateral damage

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By Elahe Izadi Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Kennedy Center’s ‘Shear Madness’ becomes Trump-related collateral damage (washingtonpost.com) Kennedy Center’s ‘Shear Madness’ becomes Trump-related collateral damage By Elahe Izadi 2026060609011000 On a recent Wednesday night, a swarm of teenagers on a class trip filed into a pristine theater at one of the world's most vaunted cultural venues and sat down to solve a murder. Exactly as hundreds of their peers had done the night before. And the night before that.
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