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Stephen Colbert is calling out his own network, CBS, for barring him from airing an interview with Democratic Texas State Rep James Tallarico, who's running for U.S.
Colbert revealed that the network's legal team called the late show staff directly and told them.
The interview could not be broadcast and was also instructed not to raise the matter on air.
Ben proceeded to do exactly that, walking his audience through the FCC's equal time rule, which requires broadcast networks to provide opposing political candidates equivalent airtime.
The host took aim at FCC Chair Brendan Carr and referenced a January 21st letter in which Carr suggested the exemption should no longer apply to talk show programs he characterized as being motivated by partisan purposes.
Michelle Polino, Fox News.
Bad Bunny lookalikes took over San Francisco after a contest quickly turned into a full-blown street party ahead of his Super Bowl halftime show this weekend.
Hundreds of fans flooded a Mexican restaurant in the Mission District to cheer on doppelgangers of the global superstar.
More than 30 contestants from across the Bay Area competed for a $100 prize, including women in wigs and fake beards.
Fox's Michelle Polino.
The winners for music's biggest night now in... Kendrick Lamar made Grammy history at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, winning Best Rap Album for GNX and breaking Jay-Z's record for most Grammy wins by a rapper.
He also took home Record of the Year with SZA for Luther.
But the night's biggest winner was Bad Bunny, taking Album of the Year and Best Musica Urbana Album for DTMF.
Clip courtesy of CBS and Recording Academy.
Bad Bunny wasn't the only artist to speak out against ICE.
British artist Olivia Dean, who won Best New Artist, and Billie Eilish, honored first song of the year for Wildflowers, also addressed the issue.