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Rogan said in an Instagram video that his use of the slur was "the most regretful and shameful thing that I've ever had to talk about publicly."

The controversial podcast host has expressed concern because of the president's verbal slip-ups and blunders.

The legendary musician has said he does not want to be associated with Joe Rogan after announcing his Spotify exit.

"The Joe Rogan Experience" vanished from Spotify twice in recent days.

Nick Cannon, who is currently expecting his eighth child with a fifth woman, has opened up about relationships in a new interview.

"He knew it was inappropriate. The fact that he did it repeatedly and was conscious and knew—I think that is being racist," the singer said on "The Daily Show."

Joe Rogan, who has been under fire for his podcasts concerning COVID misinformation and his use of racial slurs, is now facing further backlash.

We need to be careful not to be too dogmatic in our attempts to "follow the science."

Video hosting platform Rumble offered to match the $100 million deal the podcaster reportedly signed to host his show exclusively on Spotify.

While Kanye West expressed a desire to save his marriage to Kim Kardashian as recently as two months ago, his girlfriend Julia Fox is secure in their romance.

"I'm always going to stand firmly on the side of free speech, so I had a lot of learning to do," the author and podcaster said in a statement.

"The thing that you find over time, is that people understand you," Rogan said of podcast listeners.

"That's like the original old school. That's on the Mount Rushmore of racism," Noah said on 'The Daily Show.'

The former president told the comedian to "go about what you do" after saying sorry for repeatedly using the N-word on his show.

While the company pulled episodes with racist epithets, it opted to leave up shows featuring COVID misinformation with a disclaimer.

"Not only are some of Joe Rogan's comments incredibly hurtful—I want to make clear that they do not represent the values of this company," Ek wrote in a staff memo.

The comedian and actor has been accused of spreading COVID-19 vaccine misinformation and using racial slurs.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Spotify podcast delay may in part be down to their concerns over Joe Rogan and COVID-19, The Royal Report podcast heard.

Jenna Jameson, who says she hasn't had "the jab or any jab," has backed Joe Rogan in the row about COVID misinformation on his podcast.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard said his team's run to the championship is in memory of the gorilla.

Speaking to Newsweek, Andy Richter said that while he appreciates there are dangers in COVID vaccine misinformation, policing speech is also problematic.

"Spotify should get rid of Joe Rogan's show not just because he spreads COVID disinformation but because he is a racist," she tweeted.

The actress accused the podcast host of "risking people's lives with his idiocy."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's earning power and reputations are on the line as the wait goes on for Netflix and Spotify content, PR experts tell Newsweek.

The actress and activist took to Twitter to say she is removing her podcast from Spotify.

"I think it's really selfish of him, because... [he's] taking the opportunity away from other people that have dwarfism," Choon Tan said of Peter Dinklage.

As Rogan faces accusations of spreading COVID misinformation on his podcast, Swifties are pushing for action.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were praised for "standing behind" scientists who took on Joe Rogan in a high-profile letter to Spotify.

"He'll let anybody come on his show, lie about anybody, slander anybody and spread lies," Scarborough said about Rogan and his podcast on Monday.

Both Neil Young and Joni Mitchell have voiced concerns about Spotify's stance on tackling misinformation but still have channels on YouTube.