27 days ago
Teri Hatcher will join the West End production of The Devil Wears Prada: The Musical as Miranda Priestly beginning Oct. 20
The Desperate Housewives star succeeds Vanessa Williams, who will give her final performance in the role on Sept. 19
Hatcher called Miranda "intelligent" and "commanding" and said she can't wait to embrace the character's "sharp wit, fierce ambition, and iconic style"
Teri Hatcher is ready to take over Runway.
The Desperate Housewives alum will step into the role of formidable fashion editor Miranda Priestly in the West End production of The Devil Wears Prada: The Musical beginning Oct. 20.
#miranda #teri
The Desperate Housewives star succeeds Vanessa Williams, who will give her final performance in the role on Sept. 19
Hatcher called Miranda "intelligent" and "commanding" and said she can't wait to embrace the character's "sharp wit, fierce ambition, and iconic style"
Teri Hatcher is ready to take over Runway.
The Desperate Housewives alum will step into the role of formidable fashion editor Miranda Priestly in the West End production of The Devil Wears Prada: The Musical beginning Oct. 20.
#miranda #teri
1 month ago
The 2026 Syracuse Football season is two days away and we've got a lot of questions as the Orange prepare to welcome New Hampshire on Saturday. What will we learn from this game? It might not be too telling, but we've got some things we'll be watching for.
Kevin: Running game
I think the Orange will keep things vanilla but last week UAlbany averaged over 7 yards per carry against UNH. This means Syracuse should be able to control the line of scrimmage and chew up yardage without having to show any new wrinkles before they face Cal. On defense, I'm watching to see how Vince Kehres has his defense attack the running game of his opponent. Can the Syracuse front seven get into the backfield and force the Wildcats into obvious passing situations?
Mike: Early receiving impressions
I'll take the other offensive category featuring a vastly different cast than last year. With both Justus Ross-Simmons and Tyshawn Russell not in the two-deep for Week 1, I'm intrigued to see who in the room takes first steps towards being a prominent target this season. Could Umari Hatcher finally return to 2023 form? Do any of the underclassmen start an early breakout? And will the tight ends be a factor in the pass game this season? The reps should be spread around here so let's see who shines.
#orange
Kevin: Running game
I think the Orange will keep things vanilla but last week UAlbany averaged over 7 yards per carry against UNH. This means Syracuse should be able to control the line of scrimmage and chew up yardage without having to show any new wrinkles before they face Cal. On defense, I'm watching to see how Vince Kehres has his defense attack the running game of his opponent. Can the Syracuse front seven get into the backfield and force the Wildcats into obvious passing situations?
Mike: Early receiving impressions
I'll take the other offensive category featuring a vastly different cast than last year. With both Justus Ross-Simmons and Tyshawn Russell not in the two-deep for Week 1, I'm intrigued to see who in the room takes first steps towards being a prominent target this season. Could Umari Hatcher finally return to 2023 form? Do any of the underclassmen start an early breakout? And will the tight ends be a factor in the pass game this season? The reps should be spread around here so let's see who shines.
#orange
1 month ago
Megyn Kelly is criticizing Kim Kardashian and Kanye West over the increasingly public career of their 13-year-old daughter North West, arguing that the former couple is moving too quickly as North releases music, performs live and develops an image of her own.
Kelly addressed North during the August 25 episode of The Megyn Kelly Show with Dr. Drew Pinsky, focusing on her new Dazed cover, blue hair, piercings and recent music video. According to TMZ, Kelly accused Kardashian and West of "rushing" to turn their daughter into a star without adequately considering the potential downside of growing up in public.
North's music career has accelerated considerably in 2026. She released the six-track debut EP N0rth4evr in May, performed her first solo festival set in June and released a music video for "Aishite" in August. Her fall Dazed cover followed, accompanied by an interview about music, fashion and what she wants to do next.
Kelly's criticism arrives as North herself is insisting that starting young is her choice, while Kardashian has previously defended her daughter's self-expression and acknowledged making parenting decisions she later reconsidered.
Kelly compared North's life with that of her own son Thatcher, who is close to the same age, before questioning how quickly North has been moved into professional entertainment. "My son is riding his bike, playing tennis, and playing something called bucket golf with his buddies in the backyard," Kelly said in the show's coverage of the discussion.
#north #august #dazed
Kelly addressed North during the August 25 episode of The Megyn Kelly Show with Dr. Drew Pinsky, focusing on her new Dazed cover, blue hair, piercings and recent music video. According to TMZ, Kelly accused Kardashian and West of "rushing" to turn their daughter into a star without adequately considering the potential downside of growing up in public.
North's music career has accelerated considerably in 2026. She released the six-track debut EP N0rth4evr in May, performed her first solo festival set in June and released a music video for "Aishite" in August. Her fall Dazed cover followed, accompanied by an interview about music, fashion and what she wants to do next.
Kelly's criticism arrives as North herself is insisting that starting young is her choice, while Kardashian has previously defended her daughter's self-expression and acknowledged making parenting decisions she later reconsidered.
Kelly compared North's life with that of her own son Thatcher, who is close to the same age, before questioning how quickly North has been moved into professional entertainment. "My son is riding his bike, playing tennis, and playing something called bucket golf with his buddies in the backyard," Kelly said in the show's coverage of the discussion.
#north #august #dazed
2 months ago
A clean energy super PAC bankrolled by a left-wing billionaire is pouring millions into an effort to unseat Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., as he wages a bid for re-election in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District.
The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition super PAC had spent roughly $1.3 million on opposing Ogles and supporting his Republican challenger, Charlie Hatcher, Tennessee's former commissioner of agriculture, and recently bought another $700,000 worth of ads.
The group has raised $6.7 million this year, making Ogles a sizable portion of their spending this cycle. A Fox News Digital review of FEC filings discovered that the super PAC is bankrolled by Chris Larsen, the California-based billionaire chairman of Ripple, which is described on its website as the "leading financial technology company that offers crypto solutions for businesses."
Larsen has donated $6 million to the super PAC since Feb. 2026. His latest $5 million donation to Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC is his second-largest single donation after donating $5,444,975 to Future Forward PAC in 2024 to support Kamala Harris's failed presidential campaign.
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#donation
The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition super PAC had spent roughly $1.3 million on opposing Ogles and supporting his Republican challenger, Charlie Hatcher, Tennessee's former commissioner of agriculture, and recently bought another $700,000 worth of ads.
The group has raised $6.7 million this year, making Ogles a sizable portion of their spending this cycle. A Fox News Digital review of FEC filings discovered that the super PAC is bankrolled by Chris Larsen, the California-based billionaire chairman of Ripple, which is described on its website as the "leading financial technology company that offers crypto solutions for businesses."
Larsen has donated $6 million to the super PAC since Feb. 2026. His latest $5 million donation to Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC is his second-largest single donation after donating $5,444,975 to Future Forward PAC in 2024 to support Kamala Harris's failed presidential campaign.
Trump-backed Firebrand Wins Arizona Gop Governor Primary, Setting Up High-stakes Showdown
#donation
2 months ago
NBC Sports Philadelphia is budgeting to add a courtside voice to its Sixers broadcasts ahead of LeBron James's arrival this season, network vice president of content Alexandra Matcham told the Philadelphia Inquirer.
"I think you need a voice on the court where Alaa [Abdelnaby] and Kate [Scott] can't be to give us insight, do pre- and postgame interviews, **** ysis, all of that," Matcham said. "It's a very hard job to do."
For years, NBC Sports Philadelphia and its predecessor, Comcast SportsNet, used reporters like Serena Winters and Taryn Hatcher to fill that kind of role for the Sixers. That stopped in 2020, when the network began eliminating in-arena and in-game reporting jobs across its properties as basketball and hockey seasons wrapped that year, according to Crossing Broad's Kevin Kinkead. Hatcher stayed on covering the Phillies for five more seasons after that before her contract lapsed at the end of 2025 and NBC Sports Philadelphia cut the position rather than renew it. Kinkead later reported that the network and Hatcher had discussed a freelance arrangement that would have let her take on other work at the same time, but the talks ended without an agreement over what Kinkead's sources described as a standard contract disagreement, not any real conflict between the two sides.
That left NBC Sports Philadelphia without anyone in that role for the entirety of the Sixers' 2025-26 season, and the roster now taking shape gives the network far less room to go another year without one.
"If you get a generational talent on your team, it could easily become a situation where the people that work for us are burnt out by December, and you don't want that," Matcham said. "You need extra help."
#sports #sixers #hatcher
"I think you need a voice on the court where Alaa [Abdelnaby] and Kate [Scott] can't be to give us insight, do pre- and postgame interviews, **** ysis, all of that," Matcham said. "It's a very hard job to do."
For years, NBC Sports Philadelphia and its predecessor, Comcast SportsNet, used reporters like Serena Winters and Taryn Hatcher to fill that kind of role for the Sixers. That stopped in 2020, when the network began eliminating in-arena and in-game reporting jobs across its properties as basketball and hockey seasons wrapped that year, according to Crossing Broad's Kevin Kinkead. Hatcher stayed on covering the Phillies for five more seasons after that before her contract lapsed at the end of 2025 and NBC Sports Philadelphia cut the position rather than renew it. Kinkead later reported that the network and Hatcher had discussed a freelance arrangement that would have let her take on other work at the same time, but the talks ended without an agreement over what Kinkead's sources described as a standard contract disagreement, not any real conflict between the two sides.
That left NBC Sports Philadelphia without anyone in that role for the entirety of the Sixers' 2025-26 season, and the roster now taking shape gives the network far less room to go another year without one.
"If you get a generational talent on your team, it could easily become a situation where the people that work for us are burnt out by December, and you don't want that," Matcham said. "You need extra help."
#sports #sixers #hatcher
