A 22-year-old manallegedly threatened over Facebook to “attack” an Ariana Grande concert that took place in Alajuela, Costa Rica, over the weekend, leading to his detainmentin the early hours of Sunday morning. Authorities tracked the suspect, a Colombian citizen, using the IP address associated with the threat, head investigator Walter Espinoza told The Costa Rica Star.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s stunt double, Tanoai Reed, looks an awful lot like him for a very good reason ― they’re cousins. Back in May, Reed shared a photo in honor of the actor’s birthday that is just now stirring up viral attention as fans realize that The Rock has an almost-twin. Alongside a heartfelt caption, the stunt performer posted a collage of four photos showing himself with the Samoan “Baywatch” actor.

A devastating attack at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena in Mayleft 22 people dead, and the youngest of those was Saffie Roussos, just 8 years old. Saffie would’vecelebrated her ninth birthday on Tuesday, July 4, according to the Manchester Evening News. In honor of that special day, Grande remembered her in a recent Instagram post. “I love you Saffie, we’re [thinking] of you baby,” the singer wrote, adding a birthday cake emoji.

Margaret Atwood, a woman whose demands we’ll always heed for fear of ending up on the wrong side of a nation-fracturing apocalypse, has made a simple request: Drake, surrender yourself. And make a cameo appearance in “Handmaid’s Tale” Season 2.

President Donald Trump marked Independence Day weekend by tweeting a video that seemed to endorse violence against the press, particularly CNN. The network is not taking the attack lightly. On ABC News’ “This Week,” CNN commentator Ana Navarro said the president took things too far and his tweet was inciting violence. “He is going to get somebody killed in the media,” she said. “Maybe that will stop him.

“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert says he gained some new admirers during his trip to Russialast week.Namely, intelligence officials. “Man, it is good to be back in the U.S.A.,” Colbert said Monday. “I don’t know if you knew this but I was in Russia last week,” he told his audience. “You know who did know I was in Russia? Russian intelligence. Hardcore fans evidently, followed me everywhere.

Megyn Kelly’s life at NBC is getting off to the opposite of a roaring start. The former Fox News host has dealt with intense backlash related to interviews with Vladimir Putinand Alex Jonessince her new show began this month. But “Sunday Night With Megyn Kelly” has another problem of a less optical nature, and maybe a more important one to boot: People aren’t watching it.

Eight Brit Awards, four Grammys, a Golden Globe, an Oscar and decades spent topping music charts somehow escaped a Los Angeles radio station that sent a letter inviting the legendary Annie Lennox to send in her latest MP3 single for its consideration.

Alec Baldwin has ended months of speculation on the future of his role as President Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live,” telling CNN on Monday that he would return to the show next season. “Yeah, we’re going to fit that in,” Baldwin told the network. “I think people have enjoyed it.” Baldwin suggested previously he might not be part of the show’s upcoming 43rd season.

"We have very specific asks" to vote yes- @RandPaul . One of them:young men shouldn't have to buy pregnancy insurance https://t.co/sOOF9lMqH7 Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) made an argument on Tuesday that sounded a whole lot like support for a nationalized health insurance system.But when “OutFront” host Erin Burnett called him on it, Rand not only backtracked, he compared national health care to forced labor camps in the former Soviet Union.