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A Starbucks barista is being sued by a woman because the barista refused the woman service for not wearing a mask, and people donated $100,000 to him. The woman in question wants half of that money. This all started when the woman in question, Amber Guiles, tried to walk into a San Diego Starbucks sans mask to get her morning frappaccino...

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The owner of an Airbnb found bloodstains, knives stuck in the walls, and drugs after a couple's two-day stay. Sounds like they had a good time. Source: FOX4

Damon Wayans has broken his silence about the abuse allegations against his former ‘Lethal Weapon’ co-star Clayne Crawford.

The network that canceled Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Last Man on Earth is placing its faith in Tim Allen. Following initial rumors, FOX confirms Allen’s Last Man Standing will return for new episodes after its cancellation at ABC last year.

Lethal Weapon is officially without a Riggs. Reports confirm actor Clayne Crawford has been let go after a string of on-set conflicts, and the show is desperate to recast for a potential Season 3 renewal.

The specter of Tim Allen’s Last Man Standing rose with the success of ABC’s Roseanne, but the canceled conservative comedy has taken an unexpected turn. Reports indicate FOX may pick up the tab for a seventh season, with Tim Allen and cast back on board.

The Simpsons’ response to decades of Apu concerns proved less than ideal, and it’s still unclear if the FOX animation staple will consider changes. Star Hank Azaria is rethinking his role, however, and now claims he’s “willing to step aside.”

Lethal Weapon star Clayne Crawford is already on his apology tour. Following bizarre reports the star’s on-set abuses put a third season of the FOX remake in jeopardy, Crawford profusely apologizes and explains his “distressing” reprimands.

FOX’s Lethal Weapon TV series has quietly coasted along as one of its more popular, but may come to an abrupt end. Reports indicate on-set abuse and unprofessional behavior from star Clayne Crawford is making FOX and Warner Bros. consider scrapping the series altogether.

It’s been months since comedian Hari Kondabolu laid out The Problem With Apu, and The Simpsons at last responds. A short aside from Sunday’s latest sees Lisa brushing off the stereotype controversy as “something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive,” and unlikely to be changed.

Revivals are everywhere these days, but FOX certainly caught our eye with news that Mike Judge’s King of the Hill might make a propane-fueled comeback. Should FOX move forward, however, Judge previews a change to the core cast that would be unusual, as animation goes.