Curtis M. Wong

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One of Elon Musk’s first televised interviews since leaving the White House got off to a shaky start Sunday when the tech billionaire tried to elude questions about President Donald Trump. “CBS Sunday Morning” correspondent David Pogue traveled to SpaceX’s Brownsville, Texas, headquarters to chat with Musk, who left his controversial role as a special government employee last week.

3 days ago | huffpost.com | Curtis M. Wong

Vanessa Bryant is tackling rumors about her private life with a little help from the Rihanna playbook. The widow of NBA legend Kobe Bryant shut down online speculation she’s pregnant with her fifth child by sharing a photo of Rihanna looking particularly unbothered, drink in hand, to her Instagram Stories. “Me protecting my peace, not pregnant & having fun all summer,” Vanessa Bryant wrote, alongside a handful of cheerful emojis.

4 days ago | huffpost.com | Curtis M. Wong

Actor Devin Harjes, best known for roles on “Boardwalk Empire” and “Manifest” among other TV series, died on May 27, after being hospitalized at New York’s Mount Sinai West Hospital. He was 41. Harjes’s death was announced Sunday in an obituary posted to his official website. The actor’s representative, David Williams, confirmed to CBS News and other outlets that Harjes had been diagnosed with cancer last winter, but did not provide specifics.

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Patti LuPone issued an apology to fellow Broadway actors Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald over the weekend after her earlier comments on both women drew heated backlash from the theater community. The three-time Tony Award winner shared a statement on her social media platforms Saturday in which she said she was “deeply sorry” for the “demeaning and disrespectful” words she’d used, particularly toward Lewis, in a controversial interview with The New Yorker published last week.

6 days ago | huffpost.com | Curtis M. Wong

Hot off the success of Hulu’s “Mid-Century Modern,” Nathan Lee Graham will kick off LGBTQ+ Pride Month next week with a brief return to the New York stage. The actor will be a guest of honor at the 13th annual “Night of a Thousand Judys,” set to take place at Joe’s Pub at The Public Theater in New York on Monday, June 2. He’s receiving the second annual Judy Icon Award, which celebrates contributions to queer rights and visibility and is named after Hollywood legend Judy Garland.