The first rule of climate change is you need to hear Brad Pitt talk about climate change. Comedian Jim Jefferies closed out the debut of “The Jim Jefferies Show” on Tuesday by throwing it to his “weather man.” The mystery weather man was supposedly there to address Trump announcing the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Climate Change Agreementand the environmental impact we can expect.

Kevin Hart gave the world his opinion on why comedians Kathy Griffin and Bill Maher have found themselves in hot waterduring an interview“The Breakfast Club” radio show. Hart was promoting his new book, I Can’t Make This Up, Tuesday when the topic turned to comedy in the social media age. The 37-year-old actor acknowledged that, while controversial jokes may have slipped by in the past, comedians are in an era where “viral” means “virus.

Former MTV reality star Danny Dias, who appeared on “Road Rules” and “The Challenge,” has died,People confirmed. He was 34. Dias’ body was reportedly found in his Brooklyn apartment on Saturday after friends became concerned when they hadn’t heard from him. Days before, Dias had allegedly taken what a friend believed to be LSD or mushrooms and “freaked out” before retreating to his room, according to TMZ, which first broke the news of his death.

The host used the offensive word during a segment with Sen. Ben Sasse(R-Neb.) on Friday’s show after he told Maher, “We’d love to have you work in the fields with us.” Bill Maher just said the n word, @BenSasse didn't look horrified, and the audience applauded. pic.twitter.

John Oliver was not a fan of the American media’s use of strange verbiage during their coverage of the terror attack in London on Saturday night. During Sunday night’s episode of “Last Week Tonight”, the British comedian showed a supercut of CNN and Fox News repeatedly saying that Britain was “reeling” and “under siege” after the attack.

Demi Lovato is not cool for the summer with someone. And the internet thinks it’s pretty obvious. The singer sent out a cryptic tweet on Friday saying, “I find it funny when bullies play the victims.” She then followed it up with another tweet adding, “Oops. I spilled my tea,” aka she revealed some drama. It didn’t take fans much detective work to figure out Lovato’s not actually worried about tea. Everyone has concluded the singer was dissing Kathy Griffin.

“Wonder Woman” hits theaters nationwide on Friday, which means the name “Gal Gadot” is presently everywhere as Warner Bros. ramps up promotional efforts for what will likely be a blockbuster hit. The actress, who plays the titular superhero, hails from Israel.As you discuss her fabulous performance, you may be tempted to imbue her surname with a French inflection, dropping the “t” as in the word for that scary dish involving mollusks.

This fall, students at the Ivy League institution will be able to study how the fantasy world of Westeros relates to what life was really like in medieval times via a new “Game of Thrones”-themed class. They’ll learn howauthor George R. R. Martin’s Song of Ice and Fire book series and the HBO epic TV show it inspires “echoes and adapts, as well as distorts” the culture and history of the age, reports TIME.

Campbell was a fan of the singer and had even recorded a cover of Legend’s song “All of Me.” The recording was even played at her memorial service. The teen’s mother and stepfather, Charlotte Campbell and Paul Hodgson,appeared in an interview on “Good Morning Britain” on Monday when they were presented with the heartfelt message from Legend, who had heard about Olivia’s love for him.

It’s not every day you can lead a chant of your own name. In fact, don’t do that. That should never happen. The one exception is if your name is Ryan and you’re breaking the Plinko record. On Thursday’s episode of “The Price is Right,” contestant Ryan Belz got the chance to play Plinko, and the guy made the most of it. The contestant’s chips landed in the $10,000 slot three times, and he ended up with a total of $31,500.