Author: chris

The scene was set for a typical evening of melodies and merriment at Nashville’s beloved Chief’s bar on April 7, but country music sensation Morgan Wallen turned it into a headline-grabbing spectacle. Known for hits that top the charts and a life sprinkled with controversy, Wallen escalated a normal night out into chaos when he hurled a chair from the rooftop, nearly smashing a police car below. This latest brush with the law isn’t Wallen’s first dance with disaster away from the stage. His songs like “Whiskey Glasses” and “Chasin’ You” may serenade fans, but his off-stage antics keep them…

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Hollywood mourns as Susan Backlinie, the unforgettable first victim of Steven Spielberg’s 1975 thriller “Jaws,” succumbed to a heart attack at her California residence this Saturday, aged 77. Her death was confirmed by her long-time husband, Harvey Swindall. “She was the most amazing person I’ve ever met in my life. And I’ve never loved anybody like her,” an emotional Swindall shared. In “Jaws,” Backlinie’s character, Chrissie Watkins, terrified audiences worldwide. The scene of her being dragged underwater during a midnight swim at Amity Island became an emblem of cinematic fear. Her character’s early demise led to the intense shark hunt…

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The latest polling figures are setting off alarms at CNN as they show former President Donald Trump pulling ahead of President Joe Biden in crucial swing states, turning the election race into a nail-biter. CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, in a dramatic on-air moment, implored Biden to “turn things around” amid rising concerns within the Democratic camp. In a stunning revelation from NYT/Sienna, Trump has gained a significant lead over Biden, clocking in at 9% ahead in Georgia—a state pivotal to the contentious 2020 presidential saga and the scene of unexpected Democratic Senate victories. The news doesn’t get any better for Biden…

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Sharon Stone, a powerhouse on the silver screen with a string of hits spanning three decades, stunned viewers of U.K.’s “Good Morning Britain” as she spilled the beans on a life-changing ordeal. Back in 2001, after a slew of so-so films, Stone faced a brush with death that shifted her stars from Hollywood to heartfelt activism. The “Basic Instinct” bombshell recounted a terrifying tale of survival: “I went to the first hospital and had an MRI and had this near-death experience and then was transferred to a specialized hospital. I continued to bleed into my brain for nine days before…

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Ozzy Osbourne isn’t letting his health ride the “Crazy Train” any longer. The legendary heavy metal icon, who turned 75 in December, is battling mobility issues and early symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. He’s banking on “risky” stem cell therapy to help him rock on in his golden years, as he disclosed on his satellite radio show. “The thing is, you have it, and you go, ‘I don’t feel that great,’ but I don’t know what it would be like if I didn’t have it,” Osbourne revealed about his treatment, which he underwent just three months ago. “After having some stem…

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Miami was abuzz as Ivanka Trump, the First Daughter turned Florida socialite, stepped out in style at a glitzy event, rubbing elbows with NFL bigwigs like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle of the Miami Dolphins. The evening was one of the star-studded gatherings around the thrilling F1 Miami Grand Prix 2024, where Ivanka’s ensemble—both leggy and luxe—confirmed her unabated clout among Miami’s glitterati. PageSix reports that the affair was dotted with celebrities and sports luminaries, offering Ivanka the perfect stage to flaunt her fashion sense and her knack for blending into varied social panoramas. Post-presidency life seems to suit Ivanka…

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As the shadows lengthen over the storied greens of Pebble Beach, the golf world may be on the verge of losing one of its brightest stars. Phil Mickelson, at 53, hinted at hanging up his clubs for good, stirring whispers of a monumental shift in the sport. The golf icon, renowned for both his flair on the course and his candid off-course comments, opened up about the twilight of his competitive days during a revealing chat with Bloomberg. Mickelson, whose career has been studded with dramatic wins and hefty paychecks, shared, “I’m 53 now and my career, if I’m being…

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In a dramatic revelation, Fox News anchor Bret Baier’s teenage son, Paul Baier, has faced down his fifth open-heart surgery. The 16-year-old’s latest medical ordeal unfolded in Palm Beach, Florida, where the Baier family often retreats from their primary residence in Washington, D.C. This heart-wrenching saga began with what seemed to be a simple cold. Amy Baier, Paul’s mother, quickly sensed the need for a professional evaluation given Paul’s precarious health history, including five congenital heart defects. Initially, their local physician dismissed the symptoms as the common rhinovirus. However, due to Paul’s complex medical background, he was promptly sent for…

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In a no-holds-barred interview with David Remnick on “The New Yorker Radio Hour,” comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld pulled no punches when he expressed his dismay over the state of modern comedy, directly blaming the “extreme left” for infusing the art with an overdose of political correctness. The discussion, although meant to spotlight his new movie “Unfrosted,” veered into a deep dive on the impact of today’s societal sensitivities on comedy. “Nothing really affects comedy. People always need it, they need it so badly and they don’t get it. It used to be you would go home at the end of…

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In the midst of Hollywood’s latest diversity tug-of-war, David Harewood, the British powerhouse best known for his stirring role in “Homeland,” is stirring up the pot with some hard-hitting thoughts on the industry’s push for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The accomplished actor and president of the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London didn’t hold back in a no-nonsense sit-down with The Guardian. He laid bare the uncomfortable truths and glaring missteps that he believes could be kneecapping the very diversity goals Tinseltown champions. Harewood, whose career has been as glittering as it has been grueling, shared…

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Roman Gabriel, the legendary Los Angeles Rams quarterback and the 1969 league MVP, has passed away at the age of 83, his son confirmed today. In a heartfelt social media disclosure that grabbed headlines, Roman Gabriel III revealed that his father died peacefully at home due to natural causes. “I am sad to announce my father Roman Gabriel @RGabriel4HOF passed away peacefully this morning of natural causes at his home. The entire family asked for your prayers, and to please respect our privacy. I love you dad,” he posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. https://twitter.com/RomanGabriel3rd/status/1781725978512765195 Gabriel wasn’t just any…

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Meg Bennett, famed for her sizzling stint on “The Young and the Restless,” has died at the age of 75 following a lengthy fight with cancer, leaving fans and family mourning the loss of a television legend. The obituary uncovered by The Daily Caller revealed her death on April 11. Known off-screen as Helen Margaret Bennett, she spent her final days immersed in philanthropy, penning stories, and staying connected with loved ones spread across the globe. Born in the sun-kissed city of Pasadena, California, Bennett’s flair for the dramatic was sparked at Northwestern University. There, not only did she snag…

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In a rollercoaster of a year that’s seen personal highs and national lows, Chiefs’ star quarterback Patrick Mahomes isn’t shy about throwing his hat in the political ring. Fresh from his latest Super Bowl win and a shocking mass shooting at the celebratory parade, Mahomes is more than just plays and passes – he’s about making statements, too. Chatting up a storm with TIME for their glitzy TIME100 2024 gig, Mahomes got real about the weight of his words and the power plays off the field. This year wasn’t just another trophy on the shelf; it was about stepping up…

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In an “oops” moment that only Katy Perry could turn into a comedy goldmine, Monday’s episode of “American Idol” got a little extra unplanned exposure. During the live show, as Perry was dishing out her verdicts with co-judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie, her shiny, sci-fi-esque outfit decided to throw in a surprise twist. Just as contestant Roman Collins belted out James Brown’s “It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World,” Perry’s metallic top showed the world it wasn’t quite up to the job, starting to unravel right there on camera. The top, a creation by designer Kate Barton, didn’t seem ready…

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Conservative circles and supporters of former President Donald Trump are buzzing with approval this week as NFL star Travis Kelce was spotted showing some love for a social media post by former SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele, a known Trump fan. Steele, not shy about her political leanings, openly supports Trump, calling her endorsement a “no-brainer.” Her recent post featured a snapshot from UFC 299 in Miami, where she met the former president. “After years of covering @ufc at ESPN, I FINALLY got to see it live & in person. Game changer. THANK YOU @danawhite … for EVERYTHING! Great people, great…

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President Joe Biden hit a snag during his speech on Monday, causing a stir with a brief moment of confusion. Critics have been quick to question Biden’s mental sharpness and his ability to handle the immense responsibilities of leading the nation. “Not long ago, my buddy John McCain passed away,” Biden said. “My predecessor friend, that’s how he ended his career,” Biden went on, raising eyebrows with his use of “predecessor” to describe McCain, a former senator and presidential candidate, but never a president. WATCH: In early February, Special Counsel Robert Hur released a detailed report outlining instances of mishandling sensitive…

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In a scene straight out of a faux pas playbook, pop legend Madonna landed herself in hot water at a recent concert spectacle. The Material Girl, at the ripe age of 65, managed to stir up quite the storm during her performance this past Thursday in Inglewood, California, when she took aim at a fan for apparently taking a seat amidst a sea of gyrating devotees, only to discover that the individual was confined to a wheelchair. As Madonna scanned the crowd, her eyes locked onto a spectator not participating in the collective dance frenzy. “What are you doing sitting…

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