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Addison Rae kicking off US tour in Austin
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Singer, dancer, actress and social media personality Addison Rae is kicking off her U.S. tour in Austin at ACL Live at The Moody Theater on Sept. 22, according to Rae’s website. This is part of Rae’s global tour, “Addison,” which will kick off in Europe with eight shows before she brings it…
Read MoreDavid Zaslav Faces Pay Cut After Warner Bro. Discovery’s Split—But Remains a Top-Earning CEO
David Zaslav earned nearly $52 million last year as Warner Bro. Discovery’s CEO. FilmMagic Warner Bro. Discovery’s split into two companies next year will come at a personal cost for CEO David Zaslav. The media and entertainment giant has announced a new compensation package for Zaslav, which will lower the targets for his future bonuses…
Read MoreCaitlin Clark Gets Into Heated Altercation With Connecticut Sun Players Mid-Game
The Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun are on the rebound after an intense game. During the June 17 face-off between the two teams, tensions mounted after a series of fouls on both sides. Notably, the Fever’s Caitlin Clark found herself part of an on-court scuffle during her home game. In the third quarter, Caitlin—who returned…
Read MoreSarah Jessica Parker Fiercely Defends Carrie Bradshaw From “Selfish” Criticism
Sarah Jessica Parker Admits She’s Never Seen ‘Sex and The City’ (Exclusive) Sarah Jessica Parker can’t help but wonder why Carrie Bradshaw has so many critics. After all, the Sex and the City star proved that she supports her character’s rights and wrongs in the OG series and its spinoff And Just Like That. “There’s…
Read MoreArt Basel’s Soft Opening Belies Strong, Swift Sales Across Tiers
For the 2025 edition of Art Basel, Katharina Grosse took over Messeplatz with her large-scale painting installation, CHOIR. Jens Ziehe/Photographie There were sales aplenty during Art Basel’s First Choice preview yesterday (June 17), but little sense of urgency. The mega-fair’s opening day unfolded at a slower, more deliberate pace, especially at the top end of…
Read MoreSelena Xie, former EMS union president, announces city council run
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Selena Xie, an Austin-Travis County EMS commander and the former president of the Austin EMS Association, announced she will run for the Austin City Council District 8 seat next year. “As a frontline worker, I don’t work from home – and I don’t think our City Council should either,” Xie said in…
Read More7 luxe designer sunglasses for men and women to invest in for 2025
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Oh, these? They’re just a pair of effortlessly luxe designer sunglasses. And by our standards, there’s no such thing as too many sunnies. What’s even better is it’s the one…
Read MoreLands’ End Just Dropped a Summer Swim & Linen Sale With Finds up to 60% off & Dresses for $36
Our writers and editors independently determine what we cover and recommend. Mandy Moore is a paid ambassador for Lands’ End. When you buy through our links, E! may earn a commission. Learn more. Lands’ End has some jaw-dropping prices on summer essentials right now. We’re seeing swimsuits for just $25, bras for only $8, and…
Read MoreWhat to Say When a Loved One Comes Out
When someone trusts you enough to come out to you, it’s essential to choose the words you respond with carefully and thoughtfully. “Empathy is, in that moment, the most important tool you have to be an ally and to be there for the person you love who’s opening up to you,” says Max Talisman, a…
Read MoreAnne Burrell Was Found “Unconscious and Unresponsive” at Scene of Her Death
More information is emerging about Anne Burrell’s untimely passing. Following the Food Network star’s death at the age of 55 on June 17, police shared details about their response to her home. In a statement shared with People, the New York City Police Department confirmed they were called to an address in Brooklyn—one that matches…
Read MoreMike Cavallaro On Building a Union (and a Community) at NYC’s School of Visual Arts
SVA faculty members celebrating after the successful unionization vote. Courtesy of Mike Cavallaro Late last month, the faculty at New York’s School of Visual Arts formed a union to represent its 1,200 instructors. As reported by The Art Newspaper, the union joins others recently formed at peer institutions and was the result of two years…
Read MoreSupreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reports $2M payment for her memoir ‘Lovely One’ in 2024
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reported receiving over $2 million from Penguin Random House, which published her book, “Lovely One: A Memoir,” in 2024. Jackson’s financial disclosure report indicated that Penguin Random House paid her a $2,068,750 book advance in 2024. The company also provided reimbursements for transportation, food, and lodging to promote her…
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