A homeless drug user with a long rap sheet was arrested Monday for allegedly breaking into a San Francisco woman’s home and beating her to death, just months after a judge sent him into a diversion program, police sources and court records show.
Wardrobe… miscommunication? A source tells Page Six that Meghan Markle allegedly walked away from a 2022 Variety cover shoot with a $1,695 green gown because it was all part of “archiving” her clothes as a royal. Others are crying fashion foul. Markle had viewers doing double takes over the weekend when a trailer for her show, “With Love,...
Brandt Osborn, 46, who was arrested on the set of “NCIS: Los Angeles” in 2021, pleaded to two counts of accessory after the fact and was sentenced to two years of probation and 480 hours of community service, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.
The Long Island vigilante group behind the videotaped high-profile bust of an accused perverted elementary-school music teacher says it has yet to receive its owed $25,000-plus payout from YouTube.
Half a dozen Democratic senators who call themselves the "Fight Club" are demanding Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the party's official campaign revamp their approach to the 2026 midterms.
In partnership with Google Trends. The holidays are a time for connection, warmth and memory-making, but the pressure of hosting can often lead to stress. The Google search for “holiday hosting ideas” is peaking right now, clearly indicating that many people are actively looking for simpler ways to host family or friends this upcoming holiday...
Bruce A. Evans, screenwriter for "Stand by Me," said, “It’s a great honor to any creator when someone references your work as an inspiration for theirs.”
When federal prosecutors dropped a 23-count indictment on Gavin Newsom’s former chief of staff Dana Williamson, Sacramento didn’t scatter — it closed ranks. Within hours of her legal defense fund going live, its first major contribution came from a Newsom appointee, a reminder of just how swiftly California’s political machine protects its own.