Sentence examples for news pop from inspiring English sources

Launched online last week, VBS.TV will stream a mix of news, pop culture, travel, music and reportage 24 hours a day under the guiding hand of creative director Spike Jonze, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker whose credits include Being John Malkovich.

The format will be a 3 to 7 minute rant by Penn on politics, news, pop culture, or whatever he wants to rant about.

If you're an NVIDIA user, good news: Pop!_OS has a separate installer image for you which automatically installs the proprietary (and far more performant) graphics driver.

In other Madonna news, Pop & Hiss on Friday reported that Madonna is expected to appear on Jan . 26s Grammy Awards show.

However, when I arrived at the MySpace login page, which now resembled an aggregated, Yahoo news pop culture feed, my password inexplicably returned to me.

I tried to ground my column in my everyday experiences as well as exploring sexual issues in the news, pop culture, and the lives of people I know ─ and at no point has anyone, a stranger or friend, asked me about incest.

Jan Gradvall wrote in with this surprising news: pop-songwriting supergenius Max Martin recently broke his longstanding ban on interviews and agreed to have his words captured by a recording device.

By Sasha Frere-Jones September 19, 2008 Jan Gradvall wrote in with this surprising news: pop-songwriting supergenius Max Martin recently broke his longstanding ban on interviews and agreed to have his words captured by a recording device.

"It is not only embarrassing, it is a big shame that this news pops up now.

The least surprising disciplinary news popped out of college basketball Wednesday, with Ole Miss announcing the suspension of Marshall Henderson for breaking team rules.

At a time when China's markets are deluged with counterfeit products and dodgy food, it ought not to be a surprise to find instances of fake news popping up in the country as well.