Adrianne Curry, Of ‘ANTM’ Fame, Reveals The 1 Offer That Made Her Flee Hollywood
Former model and reality TV star Adrianne Curry likely doesn’t smize when she thinks back on her days in the limelight.
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Nicole Kidman Shares Daughter's Reaction To Her Getting ‘Stoned’ In ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ Scene
Nicole Kidman is sharing her daughter’s reaction to watching her “get stoned” in the film “Eyes Wide Shut.”
Dick Van Dyke On His 46-Year Age Gap With His Wife: I’m Lucky ‘I Didn’t Grow Up’
Arlene Silver admits that when she first met her very famous husband — Dick Van Dyke — she had no idea who he was.
Nearly two-thirds of Democrats say Biden should exit race: poll
Nearly two-thirds of Democrats say United States President Joe Biden should withdraw from the presidential race and let his party nominate a different candidate, according to a new poll, sharply undercutting his post-debate claim that “average Democrats” are still with him even if some “big names” are turning on him.
Trump rally shooter was reported as a suspicious person an hour before opening fire, sources say
The gunman who opened fire at former President Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania rally was reported as a suspicious person — and photographed — one hour before he began shooting, according to three sources familiar with a briefing for senators Wednesday.
For Sidelined Giuliani, a Tumble Is an Unsubtle Metaphor
The third night of the Republican National Convention was kicking off in Fiserv Forum on Wednesday and Rudolph W. Giuliani sat by himself across the street, poring over blown-up printouts of New York Post articles he had highlighted with a red marker as if they were pages of a scholarly text.
Peter Navarro, Released From Prison, Gives Fiery Convention Speech
Peter Navarro, who served as a senior trade adviser in the Trump administration and was released from prison on Wednesday morning, just in time to fly to Milwaukee to speak at the Republican National Convention, was welcomed to the stage with raucous applause, cheers and raised fists.
Ottawa looking at retiring some older military equipment — including the Snowbird jets
The Department of National Defence is actively considering whether to retire some older ships, planes and other items of equipment that have become difficult and costly to maintain — including the aircraft belonging to the iconic Snowbird demonstration squadron.