• Kendall Jenner to pay $90,000 in Fyre Festival lawsuit

    Kendall Jenner to pay $90,000 in Fyre Festival lawsuit

    Kendall Jenner has settled a lawsuit concerning her involvement with the disastrous 2017 Fyre Festival. The supermodel has agreed to pay $90,000, for promoting the fiasco music festival in a since-deleted Instagram post, according to court documents filed on Wednesday. Jenner, 24, was sued in August 2019 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York …
  • Eli Manning turns ‘awkward’ Giants moment into Class of 2020 lesson

    Eli Manning turns ‘awkward’ Giants moment into Class of 2020 lesson

    Embrace the awkward. That was part of Eli Manning’s message to the Class of 2020 in a sincere and heartfelt commencement speech to graduates who did not experience an on-site ceremony amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. “You see, I don’t mind being in awkward situations or doing things I don’t necessarily want to do,’’ Manning …
  • Coronavirus forces Ford factories to close just days after reopening

    Coronavirus forces Ford factories to close just days after reopening

    It took only two days for a reopened Ford assembly plant to grind to a halt over the coronavirus. Thousands of workers at Ford’s facility in Chicago were forced to leave the site Tuesday on just the second day of operations after two workers tested positive for COVID-19 — and a second company factory in …
  • Nick Cordero’s health is ‘going downhill’ says wife Amanda Kloots

    Nick Cordero’s health is ‘going downhill’ says wife Amanda Kloots

    Broadway star Nick Cordero has suffered a major setback in his recovery after a months-long battle with the coronavirus. Cordero’s wife, fellow stage actor Amanda Kloots, updated fans Wednesday via Instagram, holding back tears as she revealed that, after waking up from a medically induced coma, the 41-year-old thespian’s health had taken a turn for …
  • Chris Russo: Players can ‘go to hell’ over MLB standoff

    Chris Russo: Players can ‘go to hell’ over MLB standoff

    Chris Russo apparently isn’t a union guy. As Major League Baseball threatens its season in a stare-down between owners and players over revenue, Russo backed the billionaires during a rant on Sirius XM. He told the players to “go to hell” for refusing to accept a 50-50 split after already agreeing to reduced salaries in …
  • Jeffree Star defends death-themed ‘Cremated’ makeup palette after backlash

    Jeffree Star defends death-themed ‘Cremated’ makeup palette after backlash

    Jeffree Star is no stranger to controversy. And the YouTuber, 34, recently angered fans with the release of his death-themed “Cremated Collection” makeup palette, which many felt was insensitive to launch during the coronavirus pandemic. “It takes months and months and months, sometimes a year plus, to actually make a product,” Star said, addressing the …
  • Delta adds more flights to ensure social distancing — despite low demand

    Delta adds more flights to ensure social distancing — despite low demand

    Delta Air Lines is making moves to ensure that planes don’t get too crowded. The company recently announced that it would be adding more flights so that it can continue to keep planes at about 60 percent capacity. The move is reportedly part of Delta’s plan to maintain social distancing amid the coronavirus outbreak and …
  • Apple, Google debut COVID-19 smartphone technology

    Apple, Google debut COVID-19 smartphone technology

    Apple and Google on Wednesday released long-awaited smartphone technology to automatically notify people if they might have been exposed to the coronavirus. The companies said 22 countries and several US states are already planning to build voluntary phone apps using their software. It relies on Bluetooth wireless technology to detect when someone who downloaded the …
  • ‘The Stand’ photos show Alexander Skarsgård in post-plague world

    ‘The Stand’ photos show Alexander Skarsgård in post-plague world

    Too soon … ? First photos are circulating of CBS All Access’ nine-part adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Stand,” which presents an apocalyptic vision of a world decimated by plague and embroiled in an elemental struggle between good and evil. Though production fell four days short due to the real-world pandemic, and a precise release …
  • ‘Bachelor’ alum Amanda Stanton defends driving to another state to get her hair done

    ‘Bachelor’ alum Amanda Stanton defends driving to another state to get her hair done

    Amanda Stanton isn’t apologizing for crossing state lines during the coronavirus crisis for the sake of her hair. The “Bachelor” alum, 30, revealed on Monday that she drove from LA, where salons remain closed, to Arizona to get her tresses touched up. “Drove very very far to get my hair done & may have peed …