Hulu has approved a three-part documentary series focusing on rapper 50 Cent's life and career, directed by Mandon Lovett. The series will cover his rise from Queens, survival of gunshot wounds, and success in music, business, and film, joining Hulu's growing music documentary offerings.

Hulu is commemorating 4/20 in 2026 with the release of 4X20: Quick Hits, a series of four short documentaries executive produced by Jimmy Kimmel. The series delves into different facets of cannabis culture, including the history of Harold & Kumar and the iconic High Times magazine. The documentaries will premiere on Hulu on April 20th, offering viewers a unique way to celebrate the day.

During the Artemis II mission, a Nutella jar became the farthest-traveled food item in history, floating inside NASA's Orion capsule as astronauts reached 252,752 miles from Earth. The incident sparked viral social media reactions and prompted NASA to confirm no brand marketing was involved.

India's Border Security Force is considering an unconventional method to enhance security along the Bangladesh border by deploying crocodiles and snakes in marshy river areas where fencing is not feasible. The plan covers about 110 miles of challenging terrain within a 530-mile unfenced border segment, representing 20% of India's boundary. While intended to bolster border control alongside technological surveillance, experts caution about ecological and safety implications.

JOMO travel, or the 'joy of missing out,' is a growing trend encouraging travelers to prioritize peace, presence, and meaningful experiences over packed itineraries and social media pressures. Experts and bloggers explain how embracing JOMO can reduce stress, deepen connections with destinations, and enhance vacation satisfaction. While it may mean seeing fewer sights, JOMO travel promotes quality over quantity and offers tips for incorporating this approach into your next trip.

Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola have introduced a new Zero Sugar Flavors Pack featuring three varieties of their iconic canned cocktails, including classic, cherry, and vanilla zero sugar options. Each 12-ounce can contains 100 calories, 5% ABV, and real Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey blended with Coca-Cola. The six-pack is now available nationwide for approximately $16.99.

Jean Smart revealed she underwent triple bypass heart surgery during the filming of Hacks season 3, going directly from the set to the hospital. Despite feeling tired during filming, she initially dismissed symptoms until the severity became clear. Supported by co-star Paul W. Downs at the hospital, Smart described the fragility she felt post-surgery, while co-star Hannah Einbinder praised her resilience.

Joey Fatone has revealed that a reunion of *NSYNC is unlikely in the near future, despite the approaching 30th anniversary of their debut album. While he would be open to performing again with the group, Fatone noted that some members have reservations, and the decision depends on everyone involved. He expressed concerns about the quality and reception of a potential reunion, indicating that doubts remain among the bandmates.

Jonah Hill has quietly shared that he married Olivia Millar and that they have two children together, revealing these details during an interview with Martin Scorsese for Interview Magazine. While their first child was born in 2023, the dates of their wedding and second child's arrival remain unknown.

Lil Nas X, also known as Montero Hill, has been ordered by a judge to complete a mental health treatment program to avoid felony police battery charges related to an August 2025 incident in Los Angeles. The musician must remain in treatment for bipolar disorder and comply with legal conditions for two years, after which charges will be dropped. Hill continues to receive therapy and expressed gratitude following the court decision.

A Pew Research Center survey of 8,512 U.S. adults finds that the majority are upset about the wealthy and corporations not paying their fair share in federal taxes, with significant partisan differences and an increasing number feeling personally overtaxed.

Mark Emmerson, a 61-year-old U.K. resident, won a yellow Lamborghini Gallardo in an online competition shortly after seeing the car drive past his home. The local sweepstakes host, Sean Hall, delivered the news and demonstrated the car's features. Emmerson, who had previously tried lotteries without success, expressed his excitement and admiration for exotic cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris.