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'No one asked for your opinion': Lisa Rinna shuts down troll who said 'hard no' to her Vivienne Westwood look
'No one asked for your opinion': Lisa Rinna shuts down troll who said 'hard no' to her Vivienne Westwood look
'RHOBH' alum Lisa Rinna flaunts Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2023 collection
2023-05-19 09:25
Hammer of gun in 'Rust' shooting possibly modified -prosecutors
Hammer of gun in 'Rust' shooting possibly modified -prosecutors
By Andrew Hay The hammer of the gun actor Alec Baldwin was holding when it fired a live
2023-05-19 09:19
Garth Brooks extends sold-out Las Vegas residency with 2024 dates
Garth Brooks extends sold-out Las Vegas residency with 2024 dates
Country music star Garth Brooks promises no two shows of his new Las Vegas residency opening Thursday night will be the same
2023-05-19 09:17
Harrison Ford 'very touched' to receive honorary award as 'Indiana Jones 5' premieres at Cannes
Harrison Ford 'very touched' to receive honorary award as 'Indiana Jones 5' premieres at Cannes
The nostalgic John Williams-composed score of the "Indiana Jones" movies played as Harrison Ford walked up to the stage at the Grand Theatre Lumière in Cannes to accept his honorary Palme d'Or on Thursday.
2023-05-19 08:59
'Rust' weapons supervisor wants charges dropped in Alec Baldwin shooting
'Rust' weapons supervisor wants charges dropped in Alec Baldwin shooting
Attorneys for the weapons supervisor on the film set where Alec Baldwin shot and killed a cinematographer have asked a judge to dismiss her involuntary manslaughter charge, as Baldwin’s was last month
2023-05-19 08:52
Still the standard: LeBron sets example for prospects eyeing NBA careers
Still the standard: LeBron sets example for prospects eyeing NBA careers
Prospects who gathered in Chicago this week for the NBA draft combine still see LeBron James as the gold standard, 20 years after he made the jump from St. Mary-St. Vincent High School in his hometown of Akron, Ohio
2023-05-19 08:26
Emma Watson breaks up with Philip Green’s son Brandon after an intense 18-month romance
Emma Watson breaks up with Philip Green’s son Brandon after an intense 18-month romance
While the specific causes for their breakup remain undisclosed, rumors suggest that Emma Watson had a personal epiphany influenced by astrology
2023-05-19 08:23
Dianne Feinstein’s office confirms health complications are broader than previously known
Dianne Feinstein’s office confirms health complications are broader than previously known
The office of US Senator Dianne Feinstein has confirmed that the California Democrat was suffering worse health complications from a recent shingles case than she had previously claimed. A spokesperson for Sen Feinstein, 89, told CNN Ms Feinstein, the Senate’s oldest lawmaker, experienced Ramsay Hunt syndrome and encephalitis as part of the diagnosis. “While the encephalitis resolved itself shortly after she was released from the hospital in March, she continues to have complications from Ramsay Hunt syndrome,” the spokesperson said on Thursday. Ramsay Hunt syndrome can occur when a case of shingles affects the facial nerve close to the eye, sometimes causing facial paralysis and hearing loss, according to the Mayo Clinic. Earlier in the day, Sen Feinstein claimed to CNN she didn’t have encephalitis, saying, “It was really a bad flu.” The California senator’s health and mental fitness have long been subjects of scrutiny. Some of her colleagues have called on her to resign. She returned to the Senate last week after being absent for 10 weeks as she recovered from shingles. Upon returning to the Senate, Sen Feinstein told reporters that she had never left. “No, I haven’t been gone,” she said to LA Times’s Ben Oreskes when asked how her Senate colleagues have responded to her return, reported Slate. Mr Oreskes then asked her whether she had been working from home. “No, I’ve been here. I’ve been voting,” she said. “Please, you either know or don’t know.” The absence of Sen Feinstein halted the work of the Senate judiciary committee, where Republicans demanded the California Democrat either return to work or resign from the Senate, rather than allow a temporary replacement. The infighting halted the confirmation of federal judges, one of the main ways Democrats can cement their influence in a divided Congress. As The Independent has reported, Sen Feinstein is part of a generation of elderly leaders at the top of the US political system, leading critics to argue more should be done to make elected office accessible to young people. The present Congress contains the second-oldest Senate and third-oldest House in US history. Generationally, the US population fits roughly into four, equal-sized blocks of about 20 to 25 per cent: ages 0 to 18, 19 to 34, 35 to 54, and 55-plus. The composition of Congress, meanwhile, is drastically tipped toward the elder part of that range, with the median House member aged 57.9 and the median senator aged 65.3. According to Professor Munger, Kevin Munger, assistant professor of political science and social data analytics at Pennsylvania State University, author of Generation Gap: Why the Baby Boomers Still Dominate American Politics and Culture, the age of America’s most senior politicians – Sen Chuck Schumer is 71, Sen Mitch McConnell is 81 – often means that issues that matter to other generations don’t get top billing, leading both to disaffection and to bigger-picture existential issues, like a lack of serious climate legislation or the impending funding crisis of social security. “It’s been clear that because of the size of the boomer generation, at a certain point, we were either going to have to raise taxes on the workforce or cut the benefits,” he said. “We didn’t do either of those things. Sometime in the 2030s, it’s going to run out. They’re not going to cut benefits to boomers. Instead, younger generations are going to have to fully fund this obvious 30-year shortfall.” In the case of social security in particular, many of the leaders deciding on the issue are current recipients, while those younger generations who will likely pay more or get less in the future aren’t represented in office. A similar problem arises with climate change: the leaders holding up urgent action on the climate likely will not be alive to see the very worst impacts of their inaction. “The issues that matter to younger generations don’t get on the agenda at all,” Prof Munger added. Read More Dianne Feinstein’s decline is heartbreaking and difficult to discuss — but we can’t avoid it Democrats have behaved shamefully around Dianne Feinstein and Republicans are taking advantage The danger of America’s ageing politicians Diane Feinstein denies she was ever absent from US Senate California lawmakers block bill allowing people to sue oil companies over health problems Feinstein's office details previously unknown complications from shingles illness
2023-05-19 07:58
Miley Cyrus wants you to know her album 'Endless Summer Vacation' is not all about Liam Hemsworth
Miley Cyrus wants you to know her album 'Endless Summer Vacation' is not all about Liam Hemsworth
Miley Cyrus's 2023 single "Flowers" -- a track off her latest album "Endless Summer Vacation" -- became the fastest song to cross one billion streams on Spotify in May following its January release.
2023-05-19 07:52
‘New favorite ink’: Joey King gets ‘hummus’ neck tattoo in Tel Aviv
‘New favorite ink’: Joey King gets ‘hummus’ neck tattoo in Tel Aviv
Joey King shared a video of herself dancing on the beach in a black bikini, attempting a headstand, and having fun while indulging in plates of hummus
2023-05-19 07:27
Halle Bailey calls Halle Berry an 'angel,' years after that 'Little Mermaid' casting confusion
Halle Bailey calls Halle Berry an 'angel,' years after that 'Little Mermaid' casting confusion
Halle Bailey might be one of the biggest up-and-coming stars, but even she gets starstruck when it comes to a certain other Halle.
2023-05-19 07:26
Here's what some 'Drag Race' queens have to say about the anti-drag and anti-trans laws cropping up
Here's what some 'Drag Race' queens have to say about the anti-drag and anti-trans laws cropping up
An original reality competition series featuring drag queens might seem like a no-brainer today, but when "RuPaul's Drag Race" debuted in 2009 on Logo TV, no one could have guessed that the show would slowly explode in popularity over 15 seasons, across three networks, winning 26 Primetime Emmys and spawning spin-off "All Stars" series, international versions, and even a Monopoly game along the way.
2023-05-19 06:57
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