Comedian John Oliver is being sued after an episode of his show "Last Week Tonight" ruffled one of its subject's feathers. The late-night comedian known for his acerbic take-downs landed in hot ...

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John Oliver is facing a new lawsuit. The comedian is being sued by Dr. Brian Morley, a physician and healthcare official who alleges he was defamed in a 2024 episode of Last Week Tonight that ...

Just as the fictional Logan Roy once decried his children as “not serious people,” so too did John Oliver blast President Donald Trump‘s administration as woefully incompetent, especially in ...

John Oliver is back in the hot seat. The host of Last Week Tonight is once again being sued for defamation by Dr. Brian Morley, the ex-medical director of AmeriHealth Caritas. In a 2024 episode ...

A health insurance executive filed a defamation lawsuit against HBO’s John Oliver on Friday, claiming the liberal comic falsely told viewers he believed "it’s OK if people have s--t on them ...

Oliver noted that multiple studies cited incidents of heart disruptions in the mid-2000s, and how manufacturer Axon eventually beefed up its warnings not to aim for the chest and groin. The disclaimer ...

Dr. Brian Morley “thinks it’s okay if people have s**t on them for days,” Oliver said on the air last year, referring to previous comments by the former AmeriHealth Caritas medical director ...

And if you’re short on recipe inspiration, Jamie Oliver has come to the rescue with his first-ever air fryer cookbook. Innovative recipes include sticky aubergine noodles and pear and blackberry ...

I don’t know about you, but when the sun starts setting later and the weather gets warmer, all I want to do is be outside. The last place I want to be is standing at the stove for an hour when I could ...

The fierce debate about smartphones and adolescent mental health rests on conflicting science. Researchers and technology companies must work to improve it.