Mike Rowe: On Major Workforce Concerns and A.I. PLUS, Did President Zelenskyy Disrespect America In The Oval Office?
Story #1: Background, context, and the history that led to the explosive confrontation between President Zelenskyy, President Trump, and Vice President Vance in the Oval Office.
Story #2: What jobs will survive Artificial Intelligence? Why don't men want to work anymore? A conversation with the CEO of the mikeroweWORKS Foundation, Mike Rowe.
Story #3: Are The Oscars relevant anymore? And Bill Murray chats with Joe Rogan! A conversation with Will & The Crew.
Tell Will what you thought about this podcast by emailing WillCainShow@fox.com
Subscribe to The Will Cain Show on YouTube here: Watch The Will Cain Show!
Follow Will on Twitter: @WillCain
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
an hour ago
- USA Today
How to watch President Donald Trump's announcement to the nation at 10 p.m. ET
President Donald Trump is expected to make an address to the nation Saturday night after announcing a "very successful attack" on three nuclear sites in Iran, including its critical underground facility, Fordo. In a posting on Truth Social announcing the bombing, Trump said three sites were targeted and that, "all planes are safely on their way home." Live updates: Trump says US launches strike on three nuclear sites in Iran The conflict began a week ago when Israel started conducting airstrikes against Iranian nuclear and military sites, primarily targeting uranium enrichment facilities to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. The two countries have been engaged in aerial strikes and Trump had been pondering U.S. involvement for the past week. Trump ended his posting saying, "Now is the time for peace." What time is President Donald Trump's address? The Republican president said he will deliver a televised Oval Office address at 10 p.m. ET How to watch Trump's address on bombing of Iran: Watch the address live on USA TODAY's YouTube channel here. Kathryn Palmer is a national trending news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at kapalmer@ and on X @KathrynPlmr.
Buzz Feed
3 hours ago
- Buzz Feed
Must-Watch LGBTQ+ TV Shows On Hulu For Pride Month
I'm sure there are plenty of ways you're celebrating Pride Month, but we all need a little downtime. If you're in the mood to binge some shows, there are plenty of LGBTQ+ options on Hulu. Here are 21 great shows to binge on Hulu for Pride Month: Love, Victor (2020—22) This spinoff series of the 2018 movie of the same name, starring Michael Cimino, is a coming-of-age to town and school, a student struggling with his sexual orientation seeks Simon's it on Hulu. RuPaul's Drag Race (2009—) If there is a G.O.A.T. of drag shows, it has to be RuPaul's Drag Race. Five seasons are available on America's Next Drag Superstar in this reality show that pits talented drag queens against one another in fierce it on Hulu. Will & Grace (1998—2006) If you're in the mood for a sitcom, the O.G. Will & Grace is the perfect two best friends and their roommates in one of the most groundbreaking representations of LGBTQ+ to (will &) grace TVs across it on Hulu. Will & Grace (2017—20) If you liked the O.G., you will love the three new seasons of Will & best friends and their you know the it on Hulu. The Bisexual (2018) If you're looking for something with a blend of comedy and drama, The Bisexual starring Desiree Akhavan, Maxine Peake, and Brian Gleeson might be the pick for a breakup, a bisexual woman seeks help from her new roommate to navigate the dating it on Hulu. The Bravest Knight (2019—) Looking for a story about a gay knight? How about an animated one? Then, The Bravest Knight is a dream out of your highest fantasies.A young pumpkin farmer-turned-aspiring knight raises his adopted daughter and faces the challenges of the it on Hulu. Being Gwen: A Life & Death Story (2022) If you're looking for a crime documentary, Being Gwen offers never-before-seen evidence of a case that rocked the transgender community and the entire state of California.A heartbreaking true story about the case of slain transgender 17-year-old Gwen it on Hulu. Utopia Falls (2020) Footloose meets Divergent School Musical? This show is all over the place, but it's genuinely a Sci-Fi original. Teens in the distant future use music to change their colony, which has dark it on Hulu. Late to the Party: Coming Out Later in Life (2025) A docuseries that takes a more personal approach than most LGBTQ+ Charles Blow, who came out as gay later in life, spotlights other people who openly shared their true selves, showing that it's never too late to be yourself. Watch it on Hulu. Pose (2018—21) This FX show, created by Ryan Murphy, presents a drama series that offers a unique look at the LGBTQ+ icons who have shaped culture and their struggles along the Jaé Rodriguez plays Blanca Rodriguez-Evangelista, a transgender woman who is one of many lives driving the ball culture world in the ' it on Hulu. I Kissed A Boy (2023—) Reality TV dating in an Italian country single guys looking for love. Pop legend Dannii Minogue hosts and plays cupid. What could go wrong?Watch it on Hulu. I Kissed A Girl (2024—) See the show above. Now: Girl. And it on Hulu. Big Boys (2022—25) Looking to scratch that college life itch with a good TV series? Big Boys has three seasons for unlikely duo of boys traverse university life it on Hulu. Pride (2021) In this six-part documentary series, Pride does an excellent job of chronicling the history of treatment toward the LGBTQ+ community as well as the voices of the pioneers who lived through constant discrimination and civil rights it on Hulu. First Day (2020—22) Looking for the right teen drama? The drama series First Day might be the perfect school away from school.A transgender girl takes on the challenges of a new school, finding the strength to be her true it on Hulu. The Freedom to Exist (2023) Soul of a Nation offers a glimpse into trans stories during a period of legislation targeting the community, featuring an interview with Elliot it on Hulu. #Richkids of Beverly Hills (2014—16) Lovely reality TV trash that you will eat up like a raccoon—and love every kids. Beverly Hills. TV it on Hulu. The Book of Queer (2022) I know there are a lot of history buffs out there, so The Book of Queer is the perfect watch for those who binge Discovery Channel forgotten LGBTQ+ heroes throughout history with these colorful it on Hulu. Looking (2014—16) This HBO Original is perfect if you're looking for the next great LGBTQ+ show to gay friends experience life in their thirties in San it on Hulu. Pride of Broadway (2025) "Don't bring a frown to old Broadway." If theater is your jam, this Hulu special is a show features Broadway legends, offering interviews and behind-the-scenes looks that celebrate queer stars and their allies on the it on Hulu. And lastly, Pride: Vevo Originals (2025) Maybe you're just in the mood for a bit of music. Vevo Originals features a diverse range of LGBTQ+ artists compiled for your viewing you enjoy artists like Chappell Roan, Lil Nas X, Victoria Monét, and Kali Uchis, there's something for it on Hulu. Stream all these LGBTQ+ picks, and more, on Hulu. Looking for more LGBTQ+ or Pride content? Then check out all of BuzzFeed's posts celebrating Pride 2025.
USA Today
6 hours ago
- USA Today
Is Philly water ice the same as Italian ice? No, and here's why
Philly-style water ice makes a great 7th inning treat – Photo courtesy of Catherine Smith This article, originally published in June 2019, was updated in June 2025. Fans of the podcast "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce" recently discovered another 'uniquely Philly' passion of Kelce's: water ice. 'WTF is water ice? Are we talking about snow cones?' asked YouTube viewer @treysullivan9248. Kelce, like any true Philadelphian, aggressively but understandably, clarified: 'No, Trey! We are not talking about snow cones!' Advertisement Kelce — media personality, podcast host, and wife of retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce — went on to say that water ice is a Philadelphia summer staple that's basically frozen sugar water. "You can't go wrong with it,' she said. What is Philly-style water ice? Philly kids love their Philadelphia water ice – Photo courtesy of Catherine Smith Most similar to a fresh fruit slushie, water ice has been Philadelphia's favorite summer treat for generations. Each spring, as the weather starts to warm up and hint at summer, we celebrate with our favorite seasonal treat. Moms line up with their kids at their favorite water ice stands. Excited children study the freezer full of colorful tubs. One asks, "Can I have strawberry on the bottom and mango on top?' The teenager behind the counter happily obliges, filling the bottom half of the plastic cup with an icy strawberry mixture and topping it off with another pale-yellow scoop. Advertisement While Philadelphians have been enjoying water ice for generations, the consumption of ice and fruit combinations goes back a couple of thousand years to ancient Sicily (and can be traced even further back to Asia, Persia, and Mesopotamia). To beat the summer heat, according to food historian Liz Williams, ancient Sicilians devised creative means to both refresh and delight. Long before the invention of coolers and refrigeration, the people of Sicily were ingeniously experimenting with ice. Runners were sent up the almost 11,000-foot Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano, to collect snow and ice that could be combined with lemons, limes, and other fresh fruits to create a cool and refreshing summer treat. Over the years, Sicilians mastered a method of storing the ice in caverns beneath the volcano before transporting it to other parts of Italy. As they did so, the practice of mixing ice and fruit, known as granita, spread throughout Italy. Different regions developed their own versions of the fruit and ice combination, as well as sorbets and gelato. Fast forward some 2,000 years to the early 1900s, at the peak of Italian immigration to the United States. Approximately 2 million Italians immigrated here at that time, the majority coming from Southern Italy with hopes of escaping the intense poverty back home. Advertisement Men and women looked for creative ways — like peddling granita — to make money while establishing themselves and seeking employment. Just as the different regions of Italy developed different versions of granita over the years, American cities with high concentrations of Italians, especially Sicilians, began developing their versions. How do you serve Philadelphia water ice? Traditional water ice (pronounced "wooder ice" with the local accent) is made with three simple ingredients: fresh fruit, sugar and water. While it was once made by hand, today the ingredients are combined in a metal, cylindrical machine. A mixer inside the metal barrel rotates and scrapes the edges as the mixture begins to freeze and stick to the walls. After reaching the correct consistency, the water ice is transferred into tubs and served up fresh. Where is Philadelphia water ice made? Enjoy a refreshing treat at John's Water Ice – Photo courtesy of Kae Lani Palmisano As water ice has grown in popularity, new stands and mass-produced water ice franchises have popped up. Kids especially love Rita's Water Ice, a chain now available in over 30 states. Two of Philadelphia's most beloved water ice stands are John's Water Ice and Pop's Homemade Water Ice. John Cardullo, founder of John's Water Ice, owned a diner in the heart of South Philly's Italian Market neighborhood and often served water ice as a dessert. In 1945, as the water ice grew in popularity, he decided to close the diner, turn it into office space for his heating repair company, and open a simple water ice stand next door. Advertisement The two seasonal businesses provided Cardullo with steady income in both winter and summer. John's Water Ice still operates out of this original location on Christian Street, with a second location in Huntingdon Valley. Filippo Italiano of Pop's Homemade Water Ice sold his homemade Italian water ice from a cart he pushed around the neighborhood. As word of his refreshing treat spread, children and families began lining up outside his garage waiting for him to open. Since he lived across the street from an urban park, Italiano realized he was well-known enough to quit lugging his heavy cart around in the heat and let people come to him instead. In 1932, he converted his garage into a storefront. Decades later, his grandchildren still serve water ice out of this same location. Advertisement If you're visiting Philadelphia, head over to one of the mom-and-pop stands where you know you'll be met with the tastiest and most authentic Philadelphia water ice experience. Just be prepared, as many are cash only. John's is easily walkable from the Liberty Bell and Center City, while Pop's is located right off the Broad Street Line subway, a perfect place to stop before or after a Phillies game.
