Anthony Scaramucci’s brief and profane tenure as White House Communications Director came to an abrupt end on Monday afternoon when newly-installed White House Chief of Staff John Kelly requested his resignation. Scaramucci’s 11-day stint is the second shortest in White House history, just barely edged out by 

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The watch party introducing MTV's new reality series, Siesta Key, came to an unlikely halt after a video depicting a shark dragged to its death went viral. The series stars Alex Kompothecras, who is allegedly friends with at least one of the men involved in the animal abuse. As a result, at least six thousand

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: MTV's 'Siesta Key' Watch Party Canceled After Death Threats, Shark Dragging

Welcome to Daily Glixel, a roundup of today’s gaming news. Happy Monday! Yeah, we know. Mondays are rarely happy. But, before you settle in for the long work week, take a few minutes to catch up on what happened this weekend in the gaming industry.

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The latest episode of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast is now available. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify or check it out below.

Hybrid Theory producer Don

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Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic wanders through the forest in the video for "Sasquatch," the debut song from his new band Giants in the Trees.

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In Jon Pardi's song "Lucky Tonight," the protagonist attempts to assuage his heartbreak the old fashioned way: by loosening up with a couple drinks and hunting for someone to keep him company for the night. The California native and ACM New Male Vocalist winner may be able to provide that atmosphere for other heartbroken folks this fall, when he partners with CMT on Tour for the headlining

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Janet Mock's tolerance for "the limitations of little insecure men" has been tested once more. The trans activist recently penned a poignant response to Charlemagne tha God's recent Breakfast Club interview with comedian Lil Duval for Allure, calling out the radio show

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Janet Mock Speaks Out Following Charlamagne tha God's Controversial Morning Show

Chicago Cubs fans forgave Steve Bartman when the franchise finally won the World Series last season, and the franchise is now treating him like one of their own.

The Cubs announced on Monday

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Ah, the dog-days month of summer moviegoing! This August is pretty light on potential blockbusters (save a certain long-awaited fantasy-Western by one Stephen King), leaving room for a number of counter-programming indie curios worth investigating. Robert Pattinson, Channing Tatum and Aubrey Plaza all do some major-league acting in three respective, remarkably offbeat films; Kathryn Bigelow

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: 10 Best Movies to See in August: 'Detroit,' 'The Dark Tower' and More