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Senate Republicans are at odds over whether to extend the expanded unemployment benefits Congress passed in March to mitigate the economic toll on workers who were laid off during the coronavirus pandemic. Americans who have recently lost their jobs are currently receiving an extra $600 a week in jobless benefits, which are due to run …
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Danielle Bernstein is breaking down over backlash related to her WeWoreWhat brand. Earlier this week, the influencer, 28, was accused of ripping off a design for face masks with an attached chain after requesting samples of a similar item from small company Second Wind. Now, Bernstein says she’s being targeted and harassed over the accusations. …
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It takes a village — or a reality show — to raise a child. For these six daughters of “Real Housewives,” fame runs in the family. Here’s everything you need to know about the next generation of “Real Housewives” and where they are now: Gia Giudice View this post on Instagram A post shared by …
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Unilever’s overall business dipped only slightly in the most recent quarter despite the coronavirus crisis, propped up by surging demand from hunkered-down consumers for ice cream, soup and hand sanitizers. The Anglo-Dutch consumer-products giant said its underlying sales in the second quarter fell just 0.3 percent overall despite a massive plunge in the company’s wholesale …
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Kylie Minogue has released the first single from her upcoming album “Disco,” arriving Nov. 6. The song, “Say Something,” is an introspective dance track with lyrics that feel pertinent for our quarantine days: “We’re a million miles apart in a thousand ways … Love is love it never ends, can we all be as one …
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Tom Brady has finally arrived at his new home. For the first time since signing with the Buccaneers this offseason, Brady reported to the team’s training facility at 8:30 a.m. Thursday morning. In a video posted by ABC Tampa, the six-time Super Bowl champion can be seen wearing a mask and entering a trailer to …
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Twitter reported its strongest-ever user growth as people took to the social network to chatter about the coronavirus, but its ad sales suffered. Shares of the San Francisco-based company spiked as much as 6 percent in early morning trading after Twitter said that monetizable daily active users (mDAU) increased 36 percent year-over-year to 186 million, …
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About 1.4 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits once again last week, new data show — a troubling sign that the nation’s recovery from the coronavirus crisis is unraveling. Workers now have filed more than 52 million initial jobless claims since layoffs spiked in mid-March, suggesting about a third of the American labor force has …
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Swifties, rejoice. Taylor Swift announced early Thursday that she will be dropping her eighth studio album, “Folklore,” at midnight. Swift, 30, described the album as “songs I’ve poured all of my whims, dreams, fears, and musings into.” In a statement posted to Twitter, the “Lover” singer added that she wrote the album “in isolation,” and …
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Brandi Glanville is finally telling her side of her alleged hookup with Denise Richards. Glanville, a former cast member on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” appeared on Wednesday’s episode to say that she and Richards had a tryst that left her feeling disgusted and vulnerable. The “Drinking and Tweeting” author, 47, said she and …
Senate Republicans are at odds over whether to extend the expanded unemployment benefits Congress passed in March to mitigate the economic toll on workers who were laid off during the coronavirus pandemic. Americans who have recently lost their jobs are currently receiving an extra $600 a week in jobless benefits, which are due to run …
