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Maine Democratic Senate candidate quits race over sexual assault claims
The Democratic Senate nominee in Maine has withdrawn from the race after several former partners accused him of sexual assault. He had been polling ahead of the long-serving Republican incumbent, Senator Susan Collins, and his exit — accompanied by a swift collapse of party endorsements — deals a significant setback to Democratic hopes of winning…
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Social media influencer and model, 22, killed in violent highway crash
Ayzia Toledo, a 22-year-old model with over 300,000 followers, and passenger Henrietta Carter died after a BMW crash in Deptford Township, New Jersey.
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Justin Baldoni breaks near two-year silence over Blake Lively legal dispute
Justin Baldoni and his wife, Emily Baldoni, have publicly addressed his ongoing legal dispute with Blake Lively for the first time in nearly two years, posting a video to Instagram on Wednesday. The dispute stems from the 2024 film “It Ends With Us”, which Baldoni directed and co-starred in alongside Lively, and the couple’s decision…
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Nintendo Is Releasing A Special Pin Set For Super Mario’s 40th Anniversary
It will be available at select retailers.As part of Super Mario’s ongoing 40th anniversary celebrations, Nintendo will be releasing a special themed pin set.As highlighted by ‘Nintendeal’ on social media, this set will be available as a promotional item from “select retailers”. It includes four Mario pins as well as the 40th anniversary Super Mario…
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Lawrence Kasdan On His Emmy Nods For Martin Short Doc, Cutting Kevin Costner From ‘The Big Chill,’ And Casting Geena Davis In ‘Accidental Tourist’
Award-winning filmmaker Lawrence Kasdan has added a new column to his remarkable resume: double Emmy nominee. He earned the recognition Wednesday morning for Marty, Life Is Short, the documentary he produced and directed about his friend of 40 years, actor Martin Short. The film earned nominations for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special and for Kasdan’s…
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Jewish House Democrat recalls colleague saying there is no antisemitism because ‘all the Jews are rich’
Rep. Becca Balint (D-Vt.), a Jewish congresswoman, told CNN that an unnamed House Democratic colleague dismissed the existence of antisemitism during a bipartisan task force meeting by claiming “all the Jews are rich.” The remarks, reported by Fox News, matter because they come from within the Democratic Party and highlight growing concerns among Jewish Democrats…
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Venezuela Earthquake Survivors Improvise Showers, Toilets Amid Water Shortages
Thousands of people are increasingly facing challenges in accessing clean water, sanitation and hygiene services.
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Paramount+’s 7-Part Masterpiece Is the Perfect Late-Night Binge for ‘MobLand’ Fans
Before MobLand dominated Paramount+’s charts, it had a predecessor: Ray Donovan.
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Brian Potter, ‘Rhinestone Cowboy’ Co-Producer & ’70s Hit Songwriter, Dies at 87
Brian Potter, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer best known for co-producing Glen Campbell’s 1975 album Rhinestone Cowboy, has died at the age of 87. He passed away on 30 June in Granada Hills, California, after living for years with vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s, according to his daughter. His death marks the passing of a figure…
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Pardoned House Dem back in the spotlight as brother faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted
Rep. Henry Cuellar, a Texas Democrat pardoned by President Trump last year over bribery, conspiracy and money laundering charges, is once again facing scrutiny as his brother confronts a separate fraud case. Martin Cuellar, the sheriff of Webb County, Texas, is due at a court hearing over accusations of misappropriating county funds, and the family’s…