Celebrity comedian Sebastian Maniscalco has responded to this week's uproar in the comedy community over his takeover of a SiriusXM channel that for years supported up-and-coming stand-ups while providing them a minor lifeline in royalty checks. He joins the broadcaster in ****** uring those up in arms over the station's disappearance that the company axed it well before the superstar took over.
In April, Maniscalco's Comedy Radio replaced SiriusXM's Channel 99, the longtime home of the Raw Comedy/Raw Dog channel, a small corner of the satellite radio giant where up-and-coming comedians could not only launch their careers but make a few bucks doing it. SiriusXM replaced the "jukebox channel," which rotated sets from comics and had no host, with one now "curated and headlined by Maniscalco" that features mostly mainstream and well-known talent. The uproar came this week when the advocacy group Stand Up for Standup and big-name comedians like Patton Oswalt, Margaret Cho and Michelle Wolf took to social media to ask Maniscalco to bring Raw Comedy back to the platform. On Thursday, the superstar comic replied.
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#channel #comedy

Alexander Skarsgård attended the Wicker screening during the 2026 BFI London Film Festival this evening, delivering another red carpet look that won't be forgotten anytime soon.
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You won't have forgotten the Saint Laurent thigh-wader boots he wore at Cannes, and I doubt you'll forget your first sight of these Saint Laurent PVC shoes either. We've seen all manner of unusual footwear this year, including Margaret Qualley's Chanel soleless shoes, but Alexander continues to find new ways to surprise us.
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If you thought he was going to return to safer style choices after his Pillion press tour, think again. He's clearly having far too much fun with fashion, and I love this for him.

#getty #images #saint #forgotten

Margaret Qualley embraced understated elegance in a striking Chanel look while attending the New York special screening of "Love of Your Life." The 31-year-old actress stepped onto the blue carpet in a sleek black gown. While the dress looked classic from the front, it revealed a dramatic surprise on the back.
Her slinky open-back dress featured an eye-catching floral accent suspended by delicate metal chains. Consequently, the unique detail gave the timeless little black dress a modern twist.
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Margaret Qualley wore Look 78 from Matthieu Blazy's Chanel Fall/Winter 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection. The long-sleeved black dress featured a modest boat neckline and a fluid silhouette that skimmed her frame before falling to her ankles.

#margaret #qualley #chanel

Margaret Qualley attended the Love of Your Life New York special screening, held at the IFC Theater on Wednesday.
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Celebrities approach screenings differently. Some arrive in looks that wouldn't be out of place at a major premiere, while others prefer to dial things down. Margaret opted for the latter in a black Chanel Fall 2026 dress.
From the front, I'm sure many of you are thinking this is fairly uneventful, but the real appeal is at the back, where the open design reveals a delicate feather embellishment suspended between fine straps, adding an unexpected detail to an otherwise simple silhouette.
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#jeanette #variety #getty #love

By Sam Tobin
LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Jeffrey Archer, the bestselling British novelist and former politician who was jailed for lying in a high-profile libel case, died aged 86 on Monday, just one day before his final novel "Adam and Eve" was due to be published.
The confidant of ‌former prime minister Margaret Thatcher lived a life that swung from the heights of luxury and fame to the lows of a two-year stint in ‌prison for perjury over paying a woman for **** .
He sold more than 300 million copies of his books, spent a total of five and a half years on the New York Times bestseller lists and found fans around the world with his pacy thrillers, among them the 1976 debut "Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less" and 1979's mass-selling "Kane & Abel".
Publisher HarperCollins said Archer, who had met and signed books for fans in London's Leicester Square Theatre on Sunday and had been scheduled to speak at events this week, died "suddenly and peacefully at home ... between writing sessions".

#books #fans

LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Jeffrey Archer, the best-selling British novelist and former ‌politician who was jailed for lying ‌in a high-profile libel case, has died aged 86, his publisher HarperCollins said on Monday.
Archer sold over 300 million copies worldwide and was known for pacy thrillers like his ‌1976 debut "Not ⁠a Penny More, Not a Penny Less" and "Kane & Abel", with his ⁠final novel Adam and Eve due to be published this month.
He was also a prominent Conservative politician, who briefly served as a ‌lawmaker before becoming a senior party official under prime minister Margaret Thatcher in the mid-1980s.
But Archer suffered a very public downfall when he was convicted of ‌perjury and perverting the course of justice in 2001, being sentenced to four years' imprisonment.
Kate Elton, ‌HarperCollins' UK CEO and Archer's editor, said in a statement: "We're all devastated to have lost a writer who has brought ‌joy to generations of readers - and a true friend."

#archer #harpercollins #london #jeffrey

We've already seen what Ayo Edebiri has delivered at the Toronto International Film Festival, but she isn't the only Chanel ambassador in town. Lily-Rose Depp, Penélope Cruz and Margaret Qualley have also been representing the house across premieres, dinners and the TIFF Tribute Awards.
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This mini tweed Chanel dress couldn't be more Lily-Rose Depp coded. The fitted silhouette, contrast trim and prominent double-C logo all sit firmly within her usual Chanel vocabulary, but the red earrings give the black-and-white look the pop of colour it needed. It's familiar territory for Lily-Rose, and it always works so well.
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This pale-yellow Chanel Fall 2026 dress does feel like a step outside Lily-Rose's comfort zone, both in terms of style and colour. That quintessentially French-girl quality we've long ****** ociated with her Chanel wardrobe isn't as apparent in Matthieu Blazy's designs, which is allowing us to see another side of her style.

#isn 't #edebiri

Nicole Kidman's younger daughter is still rarely seen in public, but the gaps between appearances are getting shorter.
The 59-year-old actor brought 15-year-old Faith Margaret to the U.S. Open in New York on Sept. 11, with the mother and daughter arriving at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center hand in hand before watching the men's semifinals.
Faith has generally maintained a lower public profile than her older sister Sunday Rose, who has already built a modeling résumé. That made the relaxed outing particularly noticeable as Faith walked beside her mother in a polka-dot maxi dress while Kidman traded her recent premiere gowns for jeans, sneakers and a pale blue shirt.
Faith has also joined Kidman at several public events over the past year, appeared with her in a beauty campaign and traveled with her to Australia earlier this month, although most of those appearances have remained tied to her mother's work.
Kidman and Faith attended Day 13 of the tournament at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday. E! News reported that the pair entered the venue holding hands before settling in for the men's semifinal action.

#hand

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Nicole Kidman and her daughter Faith Margaret are causing a racquet with their fashion.
Indeed, the Oscar winner and her 15-year-old daughter—whom she shares with ex Keith Urban—served stylish looks during a rare mother-daughter outing at the 2026 US Open in New York City on Sept. 11.
For the courtside appearance, Nicole—also mom to daughter Sunday Rose, 18, with Keith—traded her whimsical Practical Magic 2 press tour gowns for a casual chic preppy ensemble, wearing a light blue ****** on-down shirt, denim jeans and sneakers. She paired the look with a taupe handbag.
Meanwhile, Faith—who is nearly as tall as her 5'11 mom—donned a dark red polka-dotted slip dress and sandals. The teen accessorized her fun dress with light brown sandals and a white cardigan, which she had draped over her shoulders and knotted in the middle. Faith finished off her look with a brown shoulder bag and sunglasses on top of her head.

#daughter #faith #look #brown

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce included reports of inappropriate flirting, growing jealousy and their two daughters, Sunday Rose, 18, and Faith Margaret, 15, picking sides. Nine months after finalizing their split, however, a source says the exes have become cordial.
"Things have gotten so much better," the source confirms to the National Enquirer. "They're actually speaking again — and he's now suggesting that they should do Christmas as a family in Australia."
As Enquirer previously revealed, the Practical Magic 2 actress, 59, spent the 2025 holiday season in Australia with the pair's girls following her September divorce filing. She'd cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason her 19-year marriage to the country singer, 58, ended.
"It was the first time they didn't celebrate Christmas as a family," reveals the source. "For obvious reasons, the last person Nicole wanted to see was Keith."
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#kidman

"This is a case about swinging ****** s," wrote Judge Lawrence VanDyke of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in March. "You may think that swinging ****** s shouldn't appear in a judicial opinion. You're not wrong. But as much as you might understandably be shocked and displeased to merely encounter that phrase in this opinion, I hope we all can agree that it is far more jarring for the unsuspecting and exposed women at Olympus Spa—some as young as thirteen—to be visually ****** aulted by the real thing."
VanDyke was dissenting from the 9th Circuit's decision not to revisit Olympus v. Armstrong, a case that saw an all-female Korean spa sue on First Amendment grounds. The business, according to the Washington State Human Rights Commission (WSHRC), had broken the law when it declined to accept a preoperative transgender woman. This was a problem for Olympus Spa, which requires nudity in its pool area, and whose business model, relatedly, hinges on catering to a single-sex clientele.
In ruling against the business last year, the 9th Circuit acknowledged the thorniness of the case. "We are not unmindful of the concerns and beliefs raised by the Spa," wrote Judge M. Margaret McKeown. "Indeed, the Spa may have other avenues to challenge the enforcement action. But whatever recourse it may have, that relief cannot come from the First Amendment."
Olympus Spa is now taking its case to the Supreme Court. McKeown and VanDyke, whose vulgar approach elicited a rebuke from 27 of his colleagues, may appear irreconcilably at odds. In some sense, they are. Yet the rival sensibilities also help paint a more complete picture of a complicated case, one that naturally provokes strong reactions but for which there may be no immediately satisfying answer under the Constitution.
The ordeal traces back to 2020. Haven Wilvich, who has identified as a "nonbinary trans woman," lodged a complaint with the WSHRC after being turned away from the Olympus Spa location in Lynnwood, Washington, for having a ****** . (The spa says it accepts postoperative transgender women.) The Washington State Law Against Discrimination (WLAD) bars discrimination based on many characteristics, including ****** ual orientation, which the state defines as encompassing "heterosexuality, ****** ****** uality, bisexuality, and gender expression or identity."

#olympus #vandyke #state

Sandra Bullock still has plenty of love for her late The Proposal co-star Betty White—and apparently, not even death can stop White from stealing a scene.
Bullock, 62, opened up about her longtime memories of the legendary actress during a Sept. 3 appearance on Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce. While chatting about her career and upcoming movie Practical Magic 2, Bullock took part in a game where Kelce, 34, asked her to rank some of her most memorable movie fashion moments.
Naturally, The Proposal made the cut.
When Kelce showed Bullock a photo of the wedding dress her character, Margaret Tate, wore in The Proposal, the actress immediately brought up White.
"Well, it's Betty's hands on my ******* ," Bullock joked.

#sandra #gonna

The late Queen wasn't afraid to get stuck in when it came to everyday chores, and was known to pop on the Marigolds to do the washing up during her summer breaks at Balmoral Castle.
But anyone who chose to help out did so at their own risk.
Lady Anne Glenconner worked as Princess Margaret's Lady in Waiting and, as such, was privy to seeing the monarch behind closed doors.
Writing in her book Lady in Waiting: My Extraordinary Life in the Shadow of the Crown, Lady Anne recalled receiving a stern warning from the Queen's only daughter when she and her husband attempted to help clear up after a summer picnic.
She wrote: "The first time we went on one of these grand picnics, Colin and I started to carry things back to the mobile kitchen, helping to clear up.

#anne #clear #queen

Eyes slapped shut as the sun rises beyond him, a meditating Novak Djokovic steadfastly smacks his chest, his arms and his legs. Then, cutting to the customary docuseries interview chair-of-doom, the Serb says: "I cannot say I feel content with what I have and who I am. I am always looking to be more: better, faster, stronger."
If you had to envisage how a 92-minute documentary about one of world sport's most successful stars begins, these snippets would not follow the status quo. Yet 24-time major winner Djokovic doesn't do status quo: he is an athlete, an enigma, known as much for his greatness on court as his nonconformity off it. Think Melbourne tree-hugging; think magic potions; think no Covid vaccine.
For Djokovic's The Wolf in Winter fly-on-the-wall movie released last week, as "Prime Video Sports Presents" and "A Film By Jason Hehir" entrance frames are enveloped by clips of Djokovic literally howling into the distance, it all feels rather appropriate. Much like Rafael Nadal's Netflix series earlier this year, it is a genuinely insightful and engaging look at one of tennis' all-time greats. If you haven't watched it yet, consider this a gentle nudge of encouragement.
The timing is conspicuous, too, ahead of the final Grand Slam of the season in New York, starting on Sunday. The US Open marks three years since Djokovic's last major triumph, in a 2023 campaign where he won three of the big four and only missed out on a historic calendar Grand Slam in a final-set defeat to Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon.
At that point, a record-breaking 25th singles Grand Slam – which would put him ahead of Margaret Court at the top of the all-time standings, male or female – seemed a simple inevitability. Yet now, this is Djokovic's 12th Grand Slam, chasing that elusive No 25. But it might just be his best shot.

#djokovic #think #court #major

Eyes slapped shut as the sun rises beyond him, a meditating Novak Djokovic steadfastly smacks his chest, his arms and his legs. Then, cutting to the customary docu-series interview chair-of-doom, the Serb says: "I cannot say I feel content with what I have and who I am. I am always looking to be more: better, faster, stronger."
If you had to envisage how a 92-minute documentary about one of world sport's most successful stars begins, these snippets would not follow the status quo. Yet 24-time major winner Djokovic doesn't do status quo: he is an athlete, an enigma, known as much for his greatness on court as his nonconformity off it. Think Melbourne tree-hugging; think magic potions; think no Covid vaccine.
For Djokovic's The Wolf in Winter fly-on-the-wall movie released last week, as "Prime Video Sports Presents" and "A Film By Jason Hehir" entrance frames are enveloped by clips of Djokovic literally howling into the distance, it all feels rather appropriate. Much like Rafael Nadal's Netflix series earlier this year, it is a genuinely insightful and engaging look at one of tennis' all-time greats. If you haven't watched it yet, consider this a gentle nudge of encouragement.
The timing is conspicuous, too, ahead of the final Grand Slam of the season in New York, starting on Sunday. The US Open marks three years since Djokovic's last major triumph, in a 2023 campaign where he won three of the big four and only missed out on a historic calendar Grand Slam in a final-set defeat to Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon.
At that point, a record-breaking 25th singles Grand Slam – which would put him ahead of Margaret Court at the top of the all-time standings, male or female – seemed a simple inevitability. Yet now, this is Djokovic's 12th Grand Slam chasing that elusive No 25. But it might just be his best shot.

#slam #series #status

Margaret Qualley brought high fashion to the outdoors in her stunning new cover story. Photographed by Talia Ryder and styled by Taylor McNeill for POP Magazine Issue 55 (Autumn/Winter 2026), the actress looked effortlessly glamorous. She effortlessly layered a shimmering designer look straight off the Chanel runway with her own relaxed streetwear pieces. Thus, her bold styling choices proved that classic tweed and sparkling textures can feel completely modern and cool.
For the Pop Magazine cover shot, Margaret Qualley sat outdoors while holding a small, adorable grey dog in her arms. She wore a striking ensemble from Chanel's Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Her outfit started with a classic tweed jacket. The jacket was woven with metallic gold, beige, and black plaid patterns. It featured vibrant red trim along the lapels and red ***** on details. The red accents also added a bold pop of color to the textured outer layer.
Beneath the jacket, Qualley wore her own bright red hoodie. The simple hoodie brought a playful street-style contrast to the luxury outfit. She paired the top layers with a blinding, iridescent metallic skirt. The shimmering skirt caught the light with rainbow-hued metallic tones.
What made the skirt stand out most was its daring silhouette. It was designed with not just one, but two dangerously high slits along the front. The double-slit cuts added plenty of movement and drama to the knee-length metallic piece.
With her long, dark hair draped naturally over one shoulder under the red hood, Qualley posed with a playful, candid facial expression. Her fresh-faced makeup and relaxed pose brought an easygoing, cool-girl vibe to the high-fashion Chanel look. Moreover, she pulled off a daring style risk with ease. By pairing high-end runway pieces with everyday wardrobe staples, Qualley created an unforgettable fashion moment that felt both bold and accessible.

#high #brought #fashion

Creators are sharing reactions and parodies in response to Chanel's controversial "barefoot" shoes, which Margaret Qualley wore to the London premiere of The Dog Stars
The shoe debuted as part of Matthieu Blazy's first Chanel Cruise collection in April
Creators like Angelica Hicks, Remi Bader and Mandy Lee have responded to the viral footwear
The internet is not holding back its opinions about Chanel's controversial "barefoot" shoes.
The shoes, which feature only a cap on the heel and two ankle straps, debuted as part of Matthieu Blazy's first Chanel Cruise collection in April. Margaret Qualley was the first brave soul to wear the shoes on the red carpet, stepping out in the nearly barefoot style for the London premiere of The Dog Stars on Thursday, Aug. 20.

#barefoot #qualley #london

From a whirlwind romance, a fairytale wedding, to two moves across the pond, and everything in between, take a look at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's coordinated shoe style over the years.
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#earle #return #britain #brand

Margaret Qualley just proved that when it comes to fashion, there's apparently no such thing as too little shoe.
On August 20, the 31-year-old actress hit the red carpet for the premiere of The Dog Stars in London. As a Chanel ambassador, it wasn't surprising to see her dressed from head-to-toe in the brand, but it's her footwear that's causing a scene.
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Designer Matthieu Blazy introduced the "barefoot" heel at Chanel's cruise 2027 show in April, which is basically a "barefoot heel cap," per Chanel's description, with delicate straps to secure the "shoe" to the foot.

#qualley #shoe #barefoot #sheknows

Honestly? We knew it wouldn't be long before what is perhaps the most controversial shoe (if you can even call it that) of the year made its way onto the red carpet. Fashion has always loved an opinion-dividing shoe moment, and at last night's The Dog Stars premiere in London, Margaret Qualley stepped out in Chanel's much-discussed "barefoot" sandals, proving that even the most eyebrow-raising runway trends can find their way onto the red carpet.
There were plenty of highlights from the premiere, from Jacob Elordi arriving in Celine with his adorable dog, to Margaret's elegant, ethereal and effortlessly cool black fringed Chanel dress. But it was the actress's footwear that had everyone talking.
So, what exactly are the shoes?
First unveiled as part of Matthieu Blazy's Chanel Resort 2027 collection in Biarritz, the sandals take the phrase "barely there" in the most literal sense.
Margaret Qualley at "The Dog Stars" World Premiere at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square (@ WireImage)

#premiere #onto

Princess Margaret was the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth. She earned a reputation as the rebellious, free-spirited counterpart of her more serious sibling.
Known for her wit, bold fashions, and star-studded social network, Margaret set the blueprint for future glamorous royals like Princess Diana.
Margaret died on February 9, 2002, at age 71, following a series of strokes.
Princess Margaret knew all her best angles.
With a fashion-photographer husband and a free-spirited approach to public life, the younger sister and only sibling of Queen Elizabeth never shied away from the camera. One '60s snapshot shows her beaming as she shakes hands with The Beatles. Another, from the '70s, sees the royal casually stunning in a houndstooth plaid coat with a matching hood while watching the Badminton horse trials alongside husband Lord Snowdon.

#princess #spirited #sibling

We are firm fans of Mark Guiducci's Vanity Fair. Having succeeded Radhika Jones in 2025, names like Jennifer Aniston, Elle & Dakota Fanning, Charli XCX, Teyana Taylor, Margaret Qualley, Kylie Jenner, Mbappé, and Lisa have become cover stars. Covers have captivated and caught our attention to no end. Next up on the cover of Vanity Fair is Marc Jacobs, who fronts the 2026 Style issue of the magazine. The CFDA Award-winning American designer (whose fashion label is set to be sold by LVMH to WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group in a deal valued at up to $850 million) is painted by the Canadian artist Anna Weyant for the occasion.
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"I love art and portraits, but not this for a cover of a style issue," shared MModa upon checking out the cover.
"I've really been enjoying the new Vanity Fair a lot, but this is probably the weakest cover under Mark Guiducci so far. I don't mind it, though – it's definitely not the best, but I don't think it's awful," LastNight voiced.
"Sometimes it's best to just use a nice photo for the front of the issue. Twist yourself into knots trying to do something different, and you end up making Marc Jacobs look a bit like a very serious Ringo Starr," shrieked tigerrouge.

#mark #marc #style

Mason native Peyton Stearns and her doubles partner, Marta Kostyuk, knocked off Serena and Venus Williams in the Cincinnati Open WTA doubles draw.
After the match, the 24-year-old Stearns, who attended grade school at St. Margaret of York and took online classes in high school, suggested that she'd love her hometown crowd to show more support for her.
"It's awesome playing with Marta here in my hometown," Stearns said in the on-court, post-match interview. "Maybe next round we can get it a little louder for us, you know?"
"I kind of expected it going into the match, but it kind of stung a little bit that this is my hometown and it's just a couple of family and friends cheering for us out there in our box," Stearns added, per The Enquirer's Shelby Dermer. "I won't hold it against anyone as long as they come out next round and give us some love."
Stearns, the 2022 NCAA champion for the Texas Longhorns, finished her sophomore season with a 33-2 overall record in singles play.

#match #school #love #next

Mason native Peyton Stearns and her doubles partner, Marta Kostyuk, knocked off Serena and Venus Williams in the Cincinnati Open WTA doubles draw.
After the match, the 24-year-old Stearns, who attended grade school at St. Margaret of York and took online classes in high school, suggested that she'd love her hometown crowd to show more support for her.
"It's awesome playing with Marta here in my hometown," Stearns said in the on-court, post-match interview. "Maybe next round we can get it a little louder for us, you know?"
"I kind of expected it going into the match, but it kind of stung a little bit that this is my hometown and it's just a couple of family and friends cheering for us out there in our box," Stearns added, per The Enquirer's Shelby Dermer. "I won't hold it against anyone as long as they come out next round and give us some love."
Stearns, the 2022 NCAA champion for the Texas Longhorns, finished her sophomore season with a 33-2 overall record in singles play.

#school

We can admit that Cosmopolitan doesn't command our attention every month. However, the Hearst-owned publication isn't completely off our radar. After all, a vibrant and sultry Margaret Qualley cover (when the ****** le celebrated its monumental 60th anniversary for Fall 2025) and Sydney Sweeney morphing into a 90s supermodel for Spring 2026 have had our undivided attention of late. Next up on the cover of Cosmopolitan is Jennie, who fronts the Fall 2026 edition of the magazine. The South Korean singer and rapper (of the K-pop group Blackpink) is profiled by the photographer Grayson Vaughan and stylist Brandon Tan. Across a total of six covers, Jennie wears archival looks from both Chanel and Roberto Cavalli (in addition to new season looks from Chrome Hearts, Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Area, and Chanel.
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"Super cute. I like all of the covers. The yellow version is my favorite," shared MModa.
"Very 60s-70s Cosmo cover", admired forum member onlooker.
"What a terrific selection of covers. Grayson Vaughan and the team have undoubtedly done Jennie justice with these covers! I absolutely love how each one harks back to the magazine's glory days of the 90s. I love the inclusion of the vintage Chanel and Roberto Cavalli pieces. Very nicely done," applauded vogue28.

#cosmopolitan #roberto

Paulette Thompson, wife of late UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, came face to face with Luigi Mangione on Friday when he pleaded guilty to federal charges ******* ociated with the ******* assination of her husband.
She was seen exiting the courthouse on Friday after Mangione made his guilty plea. Mangione, the man who killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges on Friday in a Manhattan courthouse.
When asked by Judge Margaret Garnett if Mangione understood the maximum sentence he could receive is life in prison, Mangione responded, "Yes."
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Paulette Thompson, widow of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is seen leaving Manhattan Criminal Court after Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in the federal case tied to her husband's killing.

#mangione #thompson

Jo-Ellen Tiberi and Alicia Carmody are sharing some reflections following their first season of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island.
While speaking exclusively with In Touch while promoting their partnership with Angel Soft, the two reality TV stars reveal which celebrities were rolling into their DMs after their first season.
Carmody, 41, shares that Golden Globe-nominated actress Emmy Rossum from Shameless, Jamie-Lynn Sigler from The Sopranos, and The Real Housewives of New Jersey alum Margaret Josephs have all reached out.
As for Tiberi, 38, she says she's in contact with The Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Judge.
"I'm obsessed with her. I love her," Tiberi gushes. "I got her number the other day, and I was texting her. I was like, 'Hi, it's Jo-Ellen.' She's amazing, and she's somebody that, like, is a trailblazer with this. So, I feel like I can go to her if I need any, you know, advice or questions."

#tiberi #like

Jamie Dimon says US economic and military strength underpins the dollar's reserve status.
The US made a mistake relying on China for critical materials.
The Iran war shows the US isn't ready for a prolonged war.
The dollar could eventually lose its status as the world's reserve currency if the US fails to maintain its economic and military dominance, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said.
"If we're not the strongest military in 25 years and the strongest economy, we won't be the reserve currency either," Dimon said on PBS' "Firing Line with Margaret Hoover," which aired over the weekend.

#reserve #jamie #economic

Royal resemblances within King Charles's family are often noted, particularly between parents and their children in photographs from the archive.
The similarities between Princess Charlotte and her father, the Prince of Wales, and her late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, are often picked up in their childhood photographs.
And in a post shared by the Royal Collection Trust to mark King Charles's birthday parade, Trooping the Colour, royal watchers couldn't help but notice the similarities between the image of two-year-old Prince Charles, and his youngest son, Prince Harry.
The photograph shows Charles riding in a carriage with his late grandmother, the Queen Mother, and his aunt, the late Princess Margaret, at Trooping the Colour in 1951. His mother, Elizabeth II, had taken the salute on behalf of King George VI who was unwell.
The young prince can be seen seated between his grandmother and his aunt, wearing a double-breasted collared coat with a tartan blanket on his lap.

#late

Breaking into Hollywood is challenging, but these talented British actresses have demonstrated they have what it takes to become global icons. From acclaimed dramatic roles to blockbuster franchises and memorable TV performances, they've engaged audiences across the Atlantic. Throughout their careers, they've earned Oscars, Emmys, BAFTAs, and many other awards, building lasting legacies. Here are 20 British actresses who succeeded in Hollywood and are now among the most prominent and respected figures in entertainment.
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Known for her electric performances and commanding presence, Vanessa Kirby has quickly become a sought-after talent in both British and Hollywood blockbusters. After wowing audiences as Princess Margaret in The Crown, she has brought depth and charisma to major action franchises. Her portrayal of a grieving mother in the drama Pieces of a Woman earned her a Best Actress Oscar nomination in 2021.
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Rosamund Pike has built a reputation for complex, intense portrayals in both thrillers and dramas. Her chilling turn in the movie Gone Girl landed her an Academy Award nomination. Pike's adaptability shines in everything from big-budget epics to sharp-witted indie films.

#become #franchises