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Brosnahan spoke to Newsweek about her new Audible Original podcast series "The Miranda Obsession" and gave an update on Season 5 of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

The podcast host suggested the former president may not win the next election if he does not return to the social media platform.

"The whole Johnny Depp thing is just, he was famous when he was 20," said Joe Rogan. "And I don't think you get any kind of perspective like that."

Author Tina Brown said she found the claim unbelievable, given Meghan's canny nature, and her proven capacity to research roles for her work as an actress.

"I think in England, where they hate Meghan—they think that I've been way too empathetic to Meghan," author Tina Brown said on the "Sway" podcast.

Author Tina Brown has told The New York Times 'Sway' podcast that Charles would not "consider abdicating" for Prince William in the next reign.

A tech firm said 11 percent of Twitter accounts commenting on Depp and Heard's trial aren't genuine, up to four times higher than the percentage for similar accounts featuring other trending topics.

MMA fighter Jake Shields accused Colbert of becoming "cringe" during an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience."

Jack Royston and Kristen Meinzer discussed the royals' "never complain, never explain" motto in a new episode of Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast.

William appeared on Cate Blanchett's "Climates of Change" show hosted by Amazon's Audible streaming platform—a competitor of the Sussexes' podcast host Spotify.

"I said some things that hurt people, and I feel terrible about that," Elliott said at a panel hosted by Deadline.

"We need to recognize that women are the weaker sex, and men are stronger than us," Marjorie Taylor Greene told Matt Gaetz amid her feud with Jimmy Kimmel.

Meghan's Archewell Audio production company has filed a trademark application showing the Duchess of Sussex's intent to build her "Archetypes" podcast into a market leader.

The controversial podcast host began trending on the platform on Wednesday after a number of fake tweets about his death began circulating.

Fox News host Gowdy is the latest Republican figure to condemn the North Carolina congressman for his remarks.

Co-author of "Finding Freedom," Omid Scobie told Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast how he interpreted William and Kate's widely criticized Caribbean tour.

Rogan has said he will quit podcasting if he has to "walk on eggshells and mind my p's and q's."

"I was not a child bride. I was a child who was exploited," said Courtney Stodden of marrying the "Lost" actor.

The podcast host, who is a former UFC commentator and kickboxer, noted that a fight between Musk and Putin would be "so f****** epic."

Listen to the exclusive preview clip of the latest episode of "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend" starring Paul Rudd, discussing his recent Sexiest man Alive title.

A trailer for the Duchess of Sussex's first solo podcast, "Archetypes," has been released, looking at the labels which are used to "hold women back."

The rapper said Rogan had "better appreciate" the fact that he had protected him, when they both appeared on the Kill Tony comedy podcast.

Rumors that the former president was due to appear on The Joe Rogan Experience emerged on social media last week.

Meghan Markle's first solo Spotify podcast is "set to launch this summer" according to a spokesperson for the royal's Archewell Audio production company.

The episode is called "You Won't Believe What This Episode is About—Act Three Will Shock You!" and follows Homer's experience with being canceled.

Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast discusses royal etiquette, from how to address the Queen to what to do if you want to take a royal selfie.

Despite a wave of detractors vowing to ditch Spotify in protests against Joe Rogan, the platform attributed its losses to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The former president used the Village People's hit song during his campaign rallies and events throughout 2020.

The controversial podcast host made some bizarre claims about The Rock on "The Joe Rogan Experience."

Former "Three's Company" star Somers, 75, said that having a "passion about whatever you're selling" helps immensely.