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Sykes said Maher told her that people were sending him "a lot of texts" saying her joke about him was "stupid."

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Sykes said Maher told her that people were sending him "a lot of texts" saying her joke about him was "stupid."

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- Bill Maher wasn't fond of the joke Wanda Sykes' made about him on stage at the 2026 Golden Globes, the comedian said.

- In an interview posted Thursday, Sykes said Maher confronted her after the ceremony, calling the bit "stupid."

- "We need less of this. You’re epitomizing the joke. Less of this," Sykes said she replied.

Just as his reaction shot in the room suggested, Bill Maher apparently wasn't thrilled with the joke Wanda Sykes made at his expense on stage during the 2026 Golden Globes.

Speaking about the aftermath of her well-received (for the most part) mini-set while presenting at the Globes in January, Sykes told *Vulture*'s *Good One* podcast on Thursday that Maher confronted her over the material after the ceremony.

"He stopped me out in the parking lot. Not parking lot, where we were waiting for our cars. He was like, ‘What was that about?'" Sykes recalled of her conversation with Maher in response to her joke: "Bill Maher, you give us so much. But, I would love a little less. Just try less!" Sykes had said on stage.

"It's a joke, Bill," Sykes said she told Maher. She said he replied by telling her that "it wasn’t even a joke" to him.

"I heard laughter, it was clearly a joke," Sykes said. "I said, 'See, you’re doing exactly what we said in the joke. We need less of this. You’re epitomizing the joke. Less of this,'" Sykes remembered. "He didn’t care for it."

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Maher then reportedly told Sykes that people had been texting him about the quip, and that, as she paraphrased, they called it a "stupid joke" in their correspondence with him.

"When he said 'stupid,' I was like, now you’re gonna get it," Sykes said. "I was like, 'I've gotten a lot of texts telling me how great it was and how they don’t like you and it was really funny.' I said, 'I guess, you know, that’s the problem. You're watching Fox News, and I'm over here on MSNBC, see?'"

Sykes then remembered Maher asking her to be a guest on his podcast, to which she replied, "Absolutely not."

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Wanda Sykes at the 2026 Golden Globes.

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Sykes was at the Golden Globes presenting the Best Stand-Up Comedy on Television award, with the comedian taking a playful jab at each of the category's nominees.

When it was revealed that former Globes host Ricky Gervais had won, Sykes referenced past allegations of transphobia against the comedian.

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"Ricky Gervais, I love you for not being here," Sykes said at the time. "No, I love you, Ricky, because if you win, I get to accept the award on your behalf, and you're going to thank God and the trans community." Sykes ended up doing just that upon accepting the award on behalf of the absent entertainer.

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“Good Luck Charlie” Star LeighAllyn Baker Sticks Bare Feet in Cups of Ice on Plane: &x27;Don&x27;t Judge&x27; Charna FlamFri, June 12, 2026 at 9:23 PM UTC 0 LeighAllyn Baker's June 6, 2026 TikTokCredit: LeighAllyn Baker/TikTok (2) LeighAllyn Baker shared her creative solution for staying cool during a twohour plane delay with minimal A/C in a June 6 TikTok video In her video, she showed herself sticking her toes in cups of ice water, sparking outrage from some online Baker responded to criticism with humor, sharing additional videos and asking if her actions broke "airline etiquette" Disney Ch...

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Leigh-Allyn Baker shared her creative solution for staying cool during a two-hour plane delay with minimal A/C in a June 6 TikTok video

In her video, she showed herself sticking her toes in cups of ice water, sparking outrage from some online

Baker responded to criticism with humor, sharing additional videos and asking if her actions broke "airline etiquette"

Disney Channel star Leigh-Allyn Baker is sharing her unique method of staying cool while traveling.

The Good Luck Charlie star, 54, posted a series of TikToks sharing her experience being stuck on a delayed plane before take off. She and her fellow passengers were waiting on the tarmac for two hours, she says, and she began to overheat.

Baker posted a video of herself showing two small cups of ice water that she proceeded to dip her bare toes into for some cooling relief. In the video, she slowly put her feet in while saying, "I'm just going for a dip in the pool. Oh yeah, that feels good. Feels good."

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"SOS. Stuck on a plane, sitting on the runway, for TWO HOURS. Almost no A/C! This and menopause are NOT a good combination," her TikTok caption read. "So I decided to pretend it was just a day to dip my toes in the pool to cool off. This is survival, guys. Don't judge."

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The initial June 6 video went viral, sparking backlash from commenters and etiquette experts online. But Baker posted a follow-up video, cheekily responding, saying, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry I didn't show you the part where I put the ice cubes in my bra, because that really works."

She also posted that video to her Instagram, writing, "I decided to make light of a stressful situation and put my toes on ice… imagine a day at the pool. It passed the time, made my row mates laugh, and cooled me down 10 degrees."

Baker added, "And although my freshly pedicured feet didn't touch anything but my shoes and the ice, Airline Etiquette Czar, Dianne Gottsman, interviewed here in this video, was not impressed with my shenanigans."

"So you tell me… was this a harmless, creative solution or should I be in Etiquette Jail?" she asked.

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Baker then added another video on Thursday, June 11 that included photos of her experience. She wrote atop the pictures, "In case you missed it. It was so hot... I had an idea." The video continued with snaps of the cups of ice as well as her toes placed strategically inside

"Sorry not sorry 😘," she captioned the post.

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Peru reviews contested ballots as Fujimori takes razorthin lead By Alexander Villegas and Marco AquinoThu, June 11, 2026 at 4:48 PM UTC 0 Conservative presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori addresses the media as the presidential count enters a third day as leftwing candidate Roberto Sanchez has taken a slim lead against Fujimori, in Lima, Peru, June 9, 2026.

Peru reviews contested ballots as Fujimori takes razor-thin lead

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Conservative presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori addresses the media as the presidential count enters a third day as left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez has taken a slim lead against Fujimori, in Lima, Peru, June 9, 2026. REUTERS/Alessandro Cinque

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LIMA, June 11 (Reuters) - Peru's electoral jury began reviewing contested ballots on Thursday with the initial count virtually complete and candidates separated by the slimmest of margins.

Conservative Keiko Fujimori ‌inched into the lead late on Wednesday night, boosted by overseas ballots that gave her 50.002% of ‌the vote to leftist Roberto Sanchez's 49.998%, a difference of about 600 votes out of 18 million.

More than 98% of the vote has been counted according to Peru's ONPE electoral authority, but most of those remaining are contested ballots. Only 13 of the more than 90,000 polling stations remain to be counted while about 1,600 - representing around 400,000 votes - have been sent for review to Peru's National Elections Jury (JNE).

The review is expected to take weeks. Most of the contested ballots are from the Lima metropolitan region, Fujimori's stronghold.

Markets ‌have largely recovered from a Friday selloff ⁠that occurred after Sanchez, who has vowed to reform Peru's mining-heavy economy, rose in the polls. Peru's main stock index was up 2.6% on Thursday while the sol currency rose 0.73% against ⁠the dollar to 3.38.

The two candidates have been neck-and-neck throughout the count, with Fujimori leading exit polls and Sanchez being slightly ahead in the Ipsos quick count, which has accurately predicted previous races.

Fujimori and Sanchez had called for calm and patience throughout the count, but Sanchez - who overtook Fujimori on Monday, buoyed by rural votes - began to harden his tone on Wednesday and called ‌for a meeting with international observers to discuss "strange, unusual and questionable developments."

On Thursday, Sanchez said he had important meetings with observers from the European Union and Organization of American States.

"Our people are vigilant, the vote and democracy must be respected," Sanchez said on X when he announced the meetings took place.

Some Sanchez supporters gathered outside JNE offices in central Lima on Wednesday but were dispersed with water cannons.

This is Fujimori's fourth consecutive runoff after losing the last two by just fractions ‌of a percent. In 2021, Fujimori - the daughter of polarizing former President Alberto Fujimori - lost to now-jailed President Pedro Castillo by around 45,000 votes.

Sanchez, who served as a minister under Castillo, has been his political heir in this race, donning the same signature cowboy hat and waiting ‌for early results outside the prison where Castillo is being held.

Speaking to reporters outside her home on Thursday, Fujimori reiterated that she would wait for the final count to be announced before making any definitive statement on the race.

Fujimori, who made accusations of fraud in the 2021 election she lost, said that the 2026 race had been carried ‌out transparently with thousands of poll watchers from both parties and international observers.

"I think that gives (the election) the credibility, tranquility and trust of the citizenry," Fujimori said.

(Reporting by Alexander Villegas, Marco Aquino and Bipasha Dey; Editing by Kate Mayberry, Kevin Buckland and Bill Berkrot)

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US Justice Department sues Virginia over mask ban ReutersThu, June 11, 2026 at 11:33 PM UTC 0 United States Department of Justice logo and U.S. flag are seen in this illustration taken April 23, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday ‌sued the state of Virginia ‌over what it described as the state&x27;s "unconstitutional attempt to regulate" federal agents by banning masks for law enforcement. • The department alleges that Virginia&x27;s ban ‌threatens the ⁠safety of federal officers.

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WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday ‌sued the state of Virginia ‌over what it described as the state's "unconstitutional attempt to regulate" federal agents by banning masks for law enforcement.

• The department alleges that Virginia's ban ‌threatens the ⁠safety of federal officers.

• "Virginia's anti-law enforcement policies regulate the ⁠federal government and are designed to create risk for our agents. These laws cannot stand," acting U.S. Attorney ‌General Todd Blanche said in a statement.

• Spokespeople for Virginia's governor and attorney general did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

• The ‌bill restricting law enforcement from wearing facial coverings was signed into law ‌by the state's governor, Abigail Spanberger, last month.

• Other states, including California and New York, have also moved ‌to impose similar restrictions.

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SpaceX IPO makes Elon Musk the world&x27;s first trillionaire By Manya Saini and Niket NishantThu, June 11, 2026 at 10:06 PM UTC 0 Elon Musk looks on as U.S. President Donald Trump meets South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 21, 2025.

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June 11 (Reuters) - Few business leaders have been as deeply embedded in popular culture as Elon Musk, the ambitious entrepreneur who has become a central figure in internet culture and amassed a fortune that has made him the world's first trillionaire.

At a time when concerns about inequality are high and public attitudes toward the ultra-wealthy have soured, Musk has managed ‌to retain a loyal following despite his stratospheric net worth and without the folksy persona that endeared other tycoons such as Warren Buffett to the masses.

While admirers view Musk's no-filter style as part of ‌his appeal, critics have accused him of wielding oligarch-like power, raised concerns about governance at his companies and objected to his increasingly partisan political interventions.

Still, SpaceX, the sprawling rocket, satellite and AI company that together with electric-car maker Tesla form the center of Musk's empire, raised a record $75 billion in its initial public offering on Thursday, highlighting investor enthusiasm for his business ventures. Prior to the share sale, Forbes pegged his net worth at roughly $780 billion, far ahead of the man next in line, Alphabet co-founder Larry Page.

"The second richest person has been hovering around $300 billion, so about less than one-third of what Musk can potentially be worth tomorrow," said Matt Durot, deputy editor at Forbes Wealth. "And only one other person, (Oracle founder) Larry Ellison, has ever been worth $400 billion."

Most of Musk's wealth now rests with SpaceX, where he holds a stake worth roughly $866 billion. Along with Tesla and the rest of his properties, his net worth will exceed $1.1 trillion when the stock begins trading Friday, according to Forbes and Reuters calculations based ‌on company filings.

Musk became a household name through Tesla and SpaceX before expanding ⁠his influence with the $44-billion acquisition of social media platform Twitter in 2022. The deal gave him a direct channel to hundreds of millions of users and made him a prominent voice on issues ranging from politics and immigration to government spending and free speech.

His move into politics, particularly his role in U.S. President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency last year, ⁠has been among his most contentious ventures. The political fallout coincided with weakening Tesla sales in several international markets in 2025 as protests and consumer boycotts targeted the electric vehicle maker.

Musk, 54, was born in Pretoria, South Africa, to a Canadian mother and South African father. He attended the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1997.

He took over as Tesla's CEO in 2008 with the conviction that electric vehicles could combine high performance with software-driven features, helping redefine the global automotive industry. Some auto-industry watchers say Tesla's success – and its trillion-dollar-plus market cap – helped prod traditional automakers to pivot to electric cars.

Many investors are betting he can repeat the feat in space and artificial intelligence. Yet SpaceX remains cash-hungry, and much of the ‌company's valuation rests on technologies that may take years or decades to become commercially viable.

Beyond Tesla and SpaceX, Musk has co-founded five other companies, including tunneling startup The Boring Company and brain implant maker Neuralink.

As CEO of Tesla, Musk has courted controversy and praise in equal measure. He is credited with turning Tesla into the world's most valuable automaker. Executives at legacy automakers dismissed the threat for years, skeptical that a startup car company could figure out how to mass produce electric vehicles profitably.

"He renewed the world's respect for American ingenuity in automotive engineering," said Bob Lutz, a former General Motors vice chairman.

At the same time, Tesla has faced legal challenges and shareholder concerns tied to its storied CEO, particularly his 2018 pay package, once worth $56 billion.

Musk's influence has become so pervasive that market observers have dubbed the network of businesses around him the "Muskonomy."

The phenomenon has given rise to what some investors call the "Elon premium," a valuation ‌boost driven as much by faith in Musk's vision as by traditional financial metrics.

"Much like Tesla, SpaceX is a bet on Elon Musk," said Matt Kennedy, senior ‍strategist at Renaissance Capital, a provider of IPO-focused research and ETFs.

"A market cap of $1.5 trillion-$2 trillion would certainly throw all traditional valuation methodologies out the window, and is instead best characterized as the 'Elon Musk premium.'"

The concentration of influence around a single entrepreneur has amplified concerns about corporate governance, conflicts of interest and the risks of tying company fortunes too closely to one individual.

Over the years, Musk ‌has turned clashes with regulators, billionaires, short sellers, journalists and media organizations, including Reuters, into recurring public battles that often unfolded on social media.

Musk's alliance with Trump followed a familiar pattern. After helping bankroll Trump's return to the White House and serving in a senior advisory role through the administration's DOGE initiative, Musk became one of the president's closest corporate allies.

The relationship later fractured amid disagreements over policy and spending, spilling into a public feud. Though the two have since struck a more conciliatory tone, their falling-out highlighted the increasingly blurred lines between Musk's business empire and political ambitions.

Yet for many investors, concerns about Musk's often unconventional behavior are ‌outweighed by his track record of turning ambitious ideas into some of the world's most valuable companies.

"Elon is the Edison of our time," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said during a recent conversation with Musk.

The banker, a former adversary of Musk in a prolonged legal battle, has since become an admirer. Dimon told CNBC last year that the pair had "hugged it out," and hailed Musk as "our Einstein."

(Reporting by Manya Saini and Niket Nishant in Bengaluru, and Mike Colias in Detroit; Editing by Noor Zainab Hussain)

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