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Tyrese Maxey caused chaos on the Knicks' famed celebrity row after scoring a miracle three-pointer to force overtime in the 76ers' comeback 112-106 win in Game 5. Ben Stiller, Jon Stewart and Tracy Morgan were left shocked by the All-Star guard's heroics, which prevented the Knicks from closing out the first-round playoff series at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night.  30 Rock actor Morgan was seen flipping off the 23-year-old after he scored seven points in the final 25 seconds of regulation.

Die-hard New York Knicks fan Ben Stiller headlined celebrity row as he was joined by several other stars to watch New York play in the postseason against the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night. Carmelo Anthony, Julianne Moore, Tracee Ellis Ross, Sting, Dave East, and Offset, Jon Stewart, and Tracy Morgan were all spotted courtside for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference first-round matchup in Midtown Manhattan. Knicks fans, not famous and celebrity, were out in full force as they had a chance to eliminate Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and the rest of Philadelphia from the NBA playoffs. 

The New York Knicks failed to close out a opening playoff series win Tuesday after the Philadelphia 76ers' comeback win in Game 5.  The Knicks had the chance to seal a spot in the Eastern Conference semifinals for a second consecutive year as they hosted the Sixers in front of a celebrity filled Madison Square Garden and were seconds away from doing so.  However, Tyrese Maxey came up clutch for Philadelphia as his game-tying three from the logo in the dying seconds of regulation forced the game into a dramatic overtime finish. 

British rock band Sleeper were catapulted to fame in 1992 and bagged eight top 40 hits and three top ten albums, before splitting in 1998. The group's songs included Nice Guy Eddie and The It Girl and featured on the soundtrack of iconic movie Trainspotting.   Now the band are back together for a new UK tour with front woman Louise Wener, 57, looking nothing short of sensational and decades younger than her years.

Charlamagne said, "The truth about DEI is that although it's well-intentioned, it's still garbage." He slammed these services as mere 'corporate PR,' in the viral video. Charlamagne said, 'We don't need corporate DEI.' "We want plurality, equity, and representation, but we don't want it from Vaseline" Following Jon Stewart's return to the late-night show last month as a weekly host and executive producer during the presidential election cycle, the 45-year-old African American weighed in on DEI.

After chastising Donald Trump for overvaluing his homes, Jon Stewart retaliated by branded online haters as a hypocrite for boosting the value of his New York City penthouse 829 percent.

Stewart, who returned to The Daily Show in a once-a-week hosting role earlier this year, slammed Trump and his allies for calling Trump's tax avoidance policy a victimless felony. James alleges that the Republican front runner for president of inflation inflation of homes, including his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida, will get better loan terms. Kevin O'Leary, a Shark Tank actor, said just that, and that adding "every real estate developer everywhere" does what Trump does.

Stewart, 61, first met his forever friend, a three-legged Brindle pitbull named Dipper more than a decade ago, at Animal Haven, a no-kill shelter for cats and dogs. Since Stewart made the announcement during Stewart's appearance on Tuesday, Animal Haven's shelter's director, Tiffany Lacey, told TMZ that donations have been pouring in. Nearly $25,000 for the dog shelter as of Thursday.

During Monday night's episode of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart burpened into tears when he revealed that his three-legged pit bull had died. The comedian, who died over the weekend, recalled how the beloved family dog, named Dipper, had appeared in their household more than a decade ago and died over the weekend. After being hit by a car in Brooklyn, Dipper, who was adopted from Animal Haven in New York City, lost his right leg. The host cried about how Dipper would make daily visits to set, where he'll hang out with other crew members' dogs, and wait for the show to stop taping. He was the best in a world of good boys,' he said.

The conservative commentator has come under fire for his close proximity to the tyrant, which has escalated after Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was discovered dead on Friday. Carlson's interview in Moscow on the day that dual Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina was arrested on treason charges for donating $50 to a Ukrainian charity. On Monday night, the host of the Daily Show no punches as he accused Carlson of "capitulation to power." "I know I've posted this before, but you're such a jerk," Stewart said.

Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show on Monday night with scathing remarks directed at both likely 2024 presidential candidates, but particularly slammed Joe Biden's reaction to the special counsel's findings.

Stewart, who is returning to Comedy Central on Monday nights after retiring in 2015, is often portrayed as left-leaning, but particularly slammed Biden's press conference and inability to schedule a Super Bowl pre-game show interview. 'Fire everyone!' Stewart revealed after revealing that rather than doing a sitdown with CBS before the big game, his crew created a TikTok account. 'How do you get on TikTok and look older?' Stewart reacted to a video of Biden discussing the Super Bowl that was shared on social media.

Oliver lived with the Comedy Central program from 2006 to 2013, with an award-winning stint guest hosting that earned him the opportunity to host HBO's Last Week Tonight. Oliver had the news broken to him before the show began in an interview with the Today Show on Wednesday. 'I mean, that's a surprise,' Oliver said. "That's a show that needs a host." He is unquestionably a good one. Well, it'll be exciting to see what he does.'

Jon Stewart is back on The Daily Show as a weekly host during the presidential election cycle. Stewart will host every Monday night starting February 12, and the remainder of the week will feature a rotating lineup of show regulars. Since Trevor Noah left last year, the Daily Show hasn't had a permanent host.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, a two-time Oscar winner, has said, 'it's about time' a woman shaped a film for the franchise, as she is expected to be the first woman and the first person of color to produce a Hollywood film. The film is based on Daisy Ridley's character Rey, and it follows the most recent Star Wars sequel, 2019's The Rise of Skywalker. However, many have unearthed remarks made on a panel with Meryl Stassiep and Jon Stewart, which has sparked controversies over Disney's emphasis on politics over good filmmaking. I like to make guys uncomfortable.' During the panel, she said, I like making women uncomfortable.

With his latest film, IF, which stands for Imaginary Friends, John Krasinski follows his huge success as the writer, director, and producer of A Quiet Place and the sequel A Quiet Place Part II. The first trailer for the forthcoming film, which is a blend of live action and an animated fantasy comedy, was revealed on Thursday. The former star of the hit mockumentary sitcom The Office has enlisted a bevy of A-list celebrities, including Krasinski, Cayley Fleming, Fiona Shaw, Alan Kim, Bobby Moynihan, and Liza Colón-Zayas, who all appear as part of the live action cast. Steve Carell, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Louis Gossett Jr., Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Maya Rudolph, Benjamin Stewart, Sebastian Maniscalco, Christopher Meloni, Awkwafina, and Vince Vaughn are among the cast members. According to IMDb, a young girl goes through a difficult experience and then finds everyone's imaginary friends who have been left behind as their real-life friends have grown up.'

During a monologue shot at his £12 million home in Montecito, the Duke of Sussex (left) wore four British military medals, three of which were given to him by his grandmother, the Queen, and one worn on his suit jacket. The medal minted to commemorate Charles' coronation was not present (inset), and Harry was honoured alongside members of the Armed Forces, front-line emergency service personnel, and others who attended the service. At the State Opening of Parliament today, the King and Queen are seen together.

The series, which had previously been blasted as dull and ineffective, had tapings scheduled for the weeks leading up to season three, when Apple and Jon Stewart clashed over content. According to particulars, Stewart had episodes planned on artificial intelligence and communist China in which Apple was either uninterested or the invited guests. According to the New York Times, Stewart's remarks about the forthcoming presidential election could exacerbate further anxiety.

After a 'off color' remark was picked up on a hot mic, a long-serving New York City news anchor and reporter is out of a job. According to Page Six, ABC New York's Ken Rosato was dismissed at the start of the month, but no one seems to know what he said. The remark, according to a rep for Rosato, was not racial. There has been no official statement from the channel regarding the dismissal. For more information, DailyMail.com has contacted ABC affiliate John Payne.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner Weekend this year seems to be on track to return to the Obama-era glory of celebrities pouring into Washington and attending overlapping parties.

Prominent liberals are already celebrating Tucker Carlson's surprise Fox News ouster, with The View's ladies leading the charge with an on-air Mexican wave. The reaction, seen on Monday morning, came barely after Fox released a statement announcing they had 'parted ways' with the talking head, causing a slew of left-leaning figures such as Jon Stewart to take to Twitter to remark on the decision. Other people to celebrate the host's nixing included George Takei and Keith Olbermann, apart from the former show host, who famously clashed with Carlson on a 2004 episode of Crossfire due to his controversial style of interviewing.

After a New York Knicks NBA playoff victory at Madison Square Garden, Pete Davidson pushed back - very literally at a fan who was invading his personal space. On Sunday afternoon, the 29-year-old comedian appeared on courtside in Madison Square Garden for the Knicks' big playoff victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers, flanked fellow comedian Jon Stewart. After the game, Davidson, who was recently announced to host the May 6 episode of Saturday Night Live, took the time to speak with a select number of followers.

Lemon jumped to a clip of Jon Stewart interviewing US Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks, in which Stewart confronted the official about what he calls extreme waste in the Defense Department's $850 million budget. Lemon can be seen on his mic after the video was deleted, saying, 'He has a lot of leeway with the comedian thing,' Lemon seemed to be the case that he had been debating Stewart with his co-anchors at a time when the clip was running.

Whoopi Goldberg has weighed in on a debate over whether Covid-19 came from a Wuhan lab, and he claims that 'politics got in the way' of truth. As she backed talk show host Jon Stewart (top right) who said she received backlash for supporting the Wuhan hypothesis back in 2021, Goldberg predicted that the theory was initially dismissed due to fears that it would fuel anti-Asian hate crimes. Her remarks came after FBI Director Christopher Wray said that the pandemic'most likely' originated from a Chinese government-controlled lab. On Wednesday morning, Goldberg said, 'The politics got in the way of a lot of searching for the truth.' They are still don't saying definitively, and that's a problem.' They don't know for sure.'